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Ballotpedia:Who Runs the States, Maine
The two major political parties claim that their policies will lead to better outcomes. What does the data show?
At Ballotpedia, we explored these issues in a three-part study, Who Runs the States.
This page takes a specific look at how Maine performed in the study.
Background about the study
- See also: Ballotpedia: Who Runs the States
Part One examines the partisanship of state government from 1992-2013. Part Two establishes a State Quality of Life Index (SQLI), aggregating a variety of existing state indices into one measurement. Part Three will overlay the two reports, looking for trends and correlations.
State government analysis
Maine Governor
From 1992 to 2013, there were Democratic governors in office for eight years while there were Republican governors in office for six years, including the last three.
Across the country, there were 493 years of Democratic governors (44.82%) and 586 years of Republican governors (53.27%) from 1992-2013.
Over the course of the 22-year study, state governments became increasingly more partisan. At the outset of the study period (1992), 18 of the 49 states with partisan legislatures had single-party trifectas and 31 states had divided governments. In 2013, only 13 states have divided governments, while single-party trifectas held sway in 36 states, the most in the 22 years studied.
Maine Senate
From 1992 to 2013, the Democratic Party was the majority in the Maine State Senate for 16 years while the Republicans were the majority for four years.
Across the country, there were 544 Democratic and 517 Republican State Senates from 1992-2013.
Maine House of Representatives
From 1992 to 2013, the Democratic Party was the majority in the Maine State House of Representatives for 20 years while the Republicans were the majority for two years. The Maine State House of Representatives is one of 18 state Houses that was Democratic for more than 80 percent of the years between 1992 and 2013.
Across the country, there were 579 Democratic and 482 Republican State Houses of Representatives from 1992 to 2013.
The chart below shows the partisan composition of the Office of the Governor of Maine, the Maine State Senate and the Maine House of Representatives from 1992-2013.
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I wrote back and they replied insisting that the $50k was a firm number. I had forgotten too that they had approached me about buying advertizing from them several weeks ago and I rejected them because although Boston is the major DMA, my campaign can't afford to pay to broadcast to 5million who are not in my district.
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There was no announced criteria previously. It seems most likely that this is a response to my having refused to buy advertising from them, which I did because I'm buying on local cable in my district rather than on a broadcast that reaches 5 million people who are not in my district.
One Congressional Candidate asked that already (1113 comments)
Full disclosure -- it's me
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At least they're getting some money back by selling the disks on ebay
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Guess I'm not the only one who misses rootshell
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I'm with you on this -- the monopoly is completely anti-consumer. The problem is that with significantly lower operating costs, the city will be able to drive the telcos out, and then THEY will be the monopoly. I hate private monopolies but I hate the state as monopoly equally. Simple solution here. Tell the city they cannot collect fees/taxes on the ISPs we're all good. I definitely want the city to come in and bust up the Telco monopoly -- I just don't want one monopoly to be replaced by another.
I agree the way the telcos are going about this is wrong though. I'd rather see legislation like: Where municipalities set up their own ISP, they cannot assess city taxes or fees on competing ISPs."
It's all about operating costs -- make those as equal as you can, and THEN let everyone compete.
Re:REALLY misleading title (417 comments)
>provision of communications service
They used that language because it's internet today, and VOIP tomorrow.
>Is a telco or cable company required to keep separate accounts for their internet service?
Geez. http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/2296405/
>...the bill would say that *ALL* internet providers would be subject to these rules
That is an excellent suggestion, and I agree that would be the perfect wording. On the other hand, I doubt that the current Telcos are collecting much in the way trash and water fees.
REALLY misleading title (417 comments)
Read the senate bill: http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Sessions/2009/Bills/Senate/PDF/S1004v1.pdf I hate the telcos as much as anyone, but this bill says that when the city enters into the communications business, it should have to pay all the same taxes and fees as private business would, and be burdened with the same oversight. They also say that other fees the citizens pay (trash, water etc) cannot be used to fund the communications business. I don't see how this bill is unfair at all. The telcos are essentially saying "If we didn't have to pay any fees to the city to provide service, we could be competetive." If government wants to set up a business, they should have go compete with other businesses on a level playing field. If municipalities want to open up their own ISP, I am all for that, but then they should stop collecting fees and taxing the other ISPs they are competing with. Municipal government should not be using taxes and fees to provide a commercial advantage for themselves. I think the "level playing field" is actually a good title for this bill, and not an unreasonable request. We're all hopped up on this because it's something that's near and dear to us, but imagine if the city set up a taxi service, but then did not have to pay gasoline tax or hackney licenses. Obviously it benefits the public who uses taxis, but is it fair to the taxi drivers and cab companies that they now have to charge more than the city taxis.
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>but that industry is in danger due to poaching from states like Lousiana and New Mexico.
>If you live in Texas, write your state representative and senator and get them to support
>Representative Dawnna Duke's economic incentive bill.
If you live in Louisiana or New Mexico, find some random rep/sen in Texas and tell them how they better not waste any more money on films that make $$$.
the MSFT music model (319 comments)
You don't lose the music -- Microsoft knows full well their DRM is cracked. Their DRM is purely for show and to appease the music labels. And for that matter so is Itunes if you use a record through sound card sort of software. So the MSFT model is MUCH better because it is ACTUALLY as much music as I care to record for a monthly fee.
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that's what I meant by better demand. what obama supporter would watch on fox?
Re:America, (1656 comments)
Having set up the streaming watching at a university, I can tell you that Foxnews.com had the best quality stream by a mile. Of course they probably had significantly better demand. I ended up having to use 3g cards on laptops because the internal network collapsed. And we have dark fiber...60000 users trying to stream at their desks is a bad thing.
Re:Share your connections? (451 comments)
Don't forget to use this defense when the RIAA comes knocking. *kidding* I actually don't understand why condos aren't doing this or why there isn't a company selling something like this. In most cities, there are plenty of multi-family homes in which are begging for someone to run wifi and charge less than what teh cable company is charging.
hidden benefit of 4 tens (1055 comments)
I've been working 4 10s for seven years, and I can pick which day of the week I'm off. Sometimes I'll put a friday and monday back to back for a 4 day weekend. As a result I get to save my vacation and sick days for when I want to use them, instead of when I have to. 3 years in a row I've ended up cashing in a week of vacation time every year.
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I hear you brother in small government, but to have someone with that much common sense and technology experience in cabinet meetings makes every decision that much better. I guarantee you there are plenty of areas of government that can be optimized with better tech. I go to 10 meetings a week (because my life sucks) where I don't think I need to be there, but I end up making suggestions about ways to use technology that make this project or that project MUCH better. Bill Joy will do the same. He won't make technology decisions, he'll be advising others how they can use technology they may not be aware of.
Jack Thompson is currently on Fox News blaming video games for the tragedy at Virginia Tech.
Jack said that it would be impossible to carry out a massacre of this proportion without training, and that he was sure when they examined the shooters computer, that "training" program like GTA would be find.
Is this about as evil as it gets -- as soon as there is a tragedy, you use it to promote your cause? I know there's no debate on
This Sunday, many Christians of varying denominations will be doing something that will surprise many
"For far too long, strident voices, in the name of Christianity, have been claiming that people must choose between religion and modern science," says Michael Zimmerman, founder of Evolution Sunday and dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Butler University in Indianapolis. In the Clergy Letters, Zimmerman goes on to state: "Religious truth is of a different order from scientific truth. Its purpose is not to convey scientific information but to transform hearts."
I'm not Christian, but I think I might attend one of the services (listed on the first link) near my house to show my support for rational religion.
Last year, CBSSportsline showed every game in the first 3 rounds of March Madness online for free (as in beer). Response was overwhelming, and yet the internet did not buckle
``This is the future,'' Big Sky Commissioner Doug Fullerton said. ``The fan will decide what they are going to watch and when they are going to watch it.''
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I use all 3 major operating systems. XP (3.0ghz w/HT, 1g ram, etc...) at home for gaming, OS X on a 12" (all I've ever needed) PowerBook during my 35 min train ride to/from work, and FC 3(RedHat) with KDE (just switched from Gnome this week) at work(2.8ghz, 1g RAM etc). My firewall machine is an old 233 running RedHat 9 w/128m RAM, My mythtv box is FC4, My wife's machine is XP. My webserver (http://www.sportsdot.org) is FC2.
Firstly, Linux and Mac aren't trying because your magazine doesn't have the right audience, and I don't mean this in an insulting way. I think that most of the people who read your magazine (self described as "The independent voice of the Microsoft IT community") are in the "Cult of Microsoft." There are also cults of Apple and Linux for sure. And all of those people are difficult to reach with rational argument, and usually unwilling to spend a month using another OS to really appreciate it. There's no doubt that very few hardcore Linux users are aware of how stable XP really is and how good terminal services is now. I would say equally few Windows users understand how much their experience can be changed by changing/configuring window managers, or how good Mplayer or OpenOffice really is. And Macnatics won't even be in a room with either OS.
IMHO the home desktop is in it's last hurrah. Gaming is going away from the desktop, consoles look to be on the verge of dominating that space. Who's going to win that space is a completely different discussion, but props to MSFT on the 360. Email is moving to more portable devices. Web Browsing...well, I still do a lot of it from my home desktop, but now I do about 15% from my myth box in my home theater -- up 15% from last year. And quite frankly, you don't need much of an OS (or computer) to browse the web. Microsoft's big push to the MediaCenter PC is their realization of the demise of the home desktop. I think for the home the future is interactive embedded devices, all connected wirelessly. And you'll finally see Bill Joy's statement of "The Network is the Computer" realized, as with the advent of AJAX, rich applications move to the web. In 5 years I'm pretty sure that "Quicken Online" (or something like it) will be 10x more popular than Quicken on the desktop. Sites like http://www.writely.com have such a huge advantage over Word, that I wonder what tasks are left for the home desktop.
I recognize my home network/home theater set up is much more complicated than what most people have, and I am much more sophisticated than most users, but EVERYONE who has been in my house has asked me if they could set up something like that up. My response is "Would you consider putting a hardwood floor in yourself? If you would, I think that for a similar level of work, investment in learning how to do it and $$$, you can have a home network and a home media center (lowercase). Don't think that it's easy as pie, but anyone who wants to can do it. And it become simpler every week. I recently helped a friend install knoppmyth...turns out, even though he had used Linux before, he did not need my help, except for me bringing over the CD -- he was recording TV in 2 hours. In fact he just sent me a 30 second clip from the Daily Show. For full disclosure, I have to mention he did his digital editing on his windows desktop.
That's the market Linux is exceptionally competetive in -- the computer that the average person doesn't even know is a computer. On a device that sells for less than $200, having the OS be free is a huge boon to the manufacturer -- even if the MS license were only $5/unit (and I have no idea how much it actually is) that's over 5% profit loss, which can crush a business in volume. I guarantee you everyone in the U.S. has used a Linux powered computer and been completely unaware of it, whether as a touch screen somewhere, or in a high end cash register, or in a small router in their house.
As for the desktop -- you said "...none of the companies selling (or giving away) this stuff really seem to care about desktops and laptops..." I'm assuming you're baseing this statement on the fact that they are not overly interested in interviewing with you or in traditional PR or advertizing, but neither Linux nor Mac advertize in that way. They both work on the principle -- "if you build it, they will come". Linux companies and Apple are focused on exactly that -- building a better mousetrap -- or in their case, the best operating system they can. The operating systems advertize themselves (although Mac also gets alot of advertizing from the Ipod too). If you look at the number of institutions (schools, municipal and state governments, etc) that have committed to open source, it does seem that people are becoming more aware of other options.
I don't think the Linux and Mac people are not trying to compete in the desktop space-- I think there method of competing is not through advertizing, but through constantly improving. I can tell you as someone who uses all 3 every day -- each has it's place. I would never try to play games on Linux box (though I've done it once or twice) -- the Windows experience is vastly superior. I would never try to write/debug intensive code on my windows box (though I've done it once or twice), the Linux experience is vastly superior. And I'd never try to travel with a laptop that wasn't OS X. The Powerbooks are so fantastic, I'm not likely to ever go back to anything else.
Sorry for the long letter -- hope there's some opinions in there you'll find worthwhile.
...batteries aren't the only tech item that counterfeiters love. In October 2004, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Anchorage, Alaska, seized 20,000 suspected fake Memorex USB memory key thumb drives from Asia. And last year, Miami officials seized 900 allegedly phony laptops valued at $700,000.
"Maybe it's a laptop, an MP3 player, or a component like a DVD drive--anything in the digital world can be counterfeited," says Therese Randazzo, a U.S. Customs Service counterfeiting expert.
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N'Lightning Software CEO Ralph Bagley believes half of the video game crowd is Christian. His company was the first of about 100 Christian game developers to invest in the creation of PC games. Its first title, "Catechumen," cost $830,000 to develop and has sold about 80,000 copies worldwide since its 2001 release, according to the company. The second game, "Ominous Horizons," cost $1 million to create and has sold more than 50,000 copies, he said.
"Fifteen years ago, the Christian music world looked like Christian games today," Bagley said. "It wasn't until the Christian music companies came together as a group and focused on quality that they were able to achieve success."
The Chicago Tribune is running a story about a study that the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania is releasing a today that shows that "sixty-four percent of American adults do not know that it is legal for online stores to charge different people different prices at the same time of day for the same product."
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"Amazon.com outraged some customers in September 2000 after one buyer deleted the electronic tags on his computer that identified him as a regular customer and noticed the price of a DVD changed from $26.24 to $22.74. The company said it was the result of a random price test and offered to refund buyers who paid the higher prices."
After the match, the German robot dogs were programmed to flex their metal biceps. With the time to devote to development and the financial backing of a company like Microsoft, the German entries are much more polished then their American counterparts at the moment. Last month at the RoboCup German Open, the Germans dominated nearly every category.
Slashdot has covered Robocup in previous years too
I have a feeling someone is pissed off that I'm not a party loving lemming, but instead have some free will about my politics.
As Iraq's highest authority, Bremer had issued more than 100 orders and regulations, many of them Western-style laws governing everything from bankruptcy and traffic, to restrictions on child labor and copying movies.
So it's true. The MPAA, desperate for action movie stories and to prevent Iraq from becoming a hotbed of piracy (at least movie-wise, I'm sure they don't care about the real pirates there), fabricated this movie plot, sold the story, and BOOM, now Paul Bremmer makes it illegal to copy DVD's in Iraq. I'm pretty sure it's going to be revealed that that's why those interogations were so rough in Abu Ghrabi -- those guys were using DeCSS
1) Be able to DEMONSTRATE that you can build industrial strength software.
Industrial Strength means that the software should NEVER fail because of it's own issues. BUT when it fails because of external issues it should have very good thorough logging and alerting procedures so that it is part of solving whatever went wrong. I hate working with developers who deliver products that don't produce readable logs and aren't configurable through a text file. Also you HAVE to incorporate unit testing. If you can't build the tests you shouldn't be building the product. You must be able to describe the process by which fail proof software gets created. From architecture to pseudocode/UML to planning the unit testing to planning scalability testing. It means that if you have a QA dept you know how to integrate them into the planning stage. A great buzz word to toss around is "multi-disciplinary." But even better than using the word is being able to proove in an interview that you understand that EVERYONE has an equal part in software creation, from user to DBA to QA to you the developer.
2) Love the code!
If you don't love the code, you should get out...the stuff you build will not be worthwhile. I don't mean that you have to love all the code you write, but you DO have to love refactoring, the well tuned application and that small little optimization gain you get by using the right data structure. If you don't love those things (or don't know what I mean!!) it will show up eventually, and you'll be found out...don't set up yourself for dissapointment by trying to last in a field where you don't belong.
3)Be able to sell yourself to the right people
If you can't sell yourself to ANYONE no one will hire you. If you want to be an architect, you have to be able to sell yourself to a suit. If you want to be a coder, you have to be able to sell yourself to an architect. I know this guy who is a damn fine coder, he does the work of any 2 other developers. But two years ago he could only sell himself to other developers who had seen his work. He got his first break by being hired by a company that was run by his cousin....Then his second job he got hired because the developers he worked with previously knew how good he was...during these years he tried to ge better positions, but other than being promoted internally, his quest for a better job outside the company was always thwarted by his lack of social skills. But now, he's out interviewing and getting offers...and it's not because his already exceptional coding skills have increased, but but becuase his previously deficient people skills are starting to catch up. If you can't realize that software development is a customer service industry, and you HAVE to make the customer/consumer happy, then you are not going to stay employed. And again, be able to sell yourself to the right person. If you can't sell yourself to another developer, you're in the wrong line of work If you don't have friends who were developers and would hire you if they could, then you're probably not in the right line of work.
4) Embrace new technology
I'm a Java guy, but I learned C# (well, what there was of it that was new) when it came out. All you C developers who never bothered to learn Java...For shame. One of my standard questions when I interview people is "How many languages can you write 'Hello World' in?" If the number doesn't look right for the persons age, (you should have at least 4) the interview will go down hill from there. (I usually will let them count C++ and C as different languages because I'm generous). I'm not saying you have to be a pro...but please be able to write Hello World in Java, C and one scripting language. And show me that you've picked up a new language/skill in the last year. And of course you have to read to keep your skills up!
Costformi hired CS thugs to disrupt the conference. These guys were very bright, sat through conferences and then asked very tough, good technical questions, to which the answers always were "You can't do that yet on a Lamp device" and to which they always responded "I can do it right now on my *(PDA running another OS)*!" All the geeks were kinda stunned that someone would be such a jerk, and noone really said anything. 3 days into the conference, Costformi had a "traitor's party" where they invited talented developers to a local party, and wooed them to develop for the Costformi platform.
3 months later, in relating this story to a product manager who used to work at Flower123, I found out that it used to happen at their conventions too. These random developers would come in and disrupt the meetings, spread wild info, and ask if the latest FlowerSuite could do this that and the other, and then compare it to Costformi products
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Costformi, and other large companies would be crazy to NOT hire a few people whose only jobs are to read
I'm not saying that there aren't some overboard comments (Costformi products for example do not actually curdle all milk within 25' when installed on a computer), but does anyone else think that as sales have gotten tighter in the last year, we've seen more "apologists" posting and replying. Does anyone know of any other incidences of a company like Costformi or someone else trying to influence a bulletin board? Maybe my perception is off? Does anyone else see this?


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I've been using Google Wallet for mobile payments. It works great. Not sure what Apple is adding to the mix other than adding a fingerprint security. With Google Wallet, I just take my phone out of my pocket, tap it on the reader, enter my pin, and tap it a second time. With Apple, I guess you make it one tap instead of two? Not really a big deal in my book.


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Obama in Ohio: Why is he swiping at Mitt Romney over ... China? (+video)
Bashing China plays big in this crucial battleground state. Obama claims that Mitt Romney, as a businessman, sent US jobs to China. Romney counters that Obama, as president, waited until the election to stand up to China on unfair trade practices.
President Obama spent Monday reaching out to voters in a key swing state, hitting home the message that he's prepared to fight China over what many in Ohio see as unfair trade tactics.
"My opponent has been running around Ohio claiming he's going to roll up his sleeves and he's going to take the fight to China," Mr. Obama told a crowd of Ohioans at a rally in Cincinnati. "You can't stand up to China when all you've done is send them our jobs."
Obama and GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney have been trading swipes on the stump and in advertisements over China lately, each trying to convince voters that the other is all talk.
On Monday, Obama underscored his message by filing suit with the World Trade Organization against China for unfair trade practices. In the suit – the second one against China that Obama has filed recently – the US charges that China is unfairly subsidizing its cars and auto parts for export.
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I bet a coke right now Myer's unless he gets killed or caught is you starting center come opening day.
First off, I was just making the point that according to your logic, if he's going to make a change, now's the time he's going to make it.
But secondly, I don't agree with your belief that he won't make a change at center during the season if he thinks a better center has developed.
I think Kubes will start whatever player he thinks is the best center. The odds are against that being a rookie, because like you said, Kubes prefers vets. But to say categorically that Kubes is going to go with Myers all next year is like saying Kubes isn't going to draft a RB before the third round. Neither of those things is dead on 100% certain.
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2000 SE Century Blvd. Hillsboro, OR 97123 |
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School type | Public, high school |
Founded | 1997 |
School district | Hillsboro School District 1J |
Principal | Ted Zehr[1] |
Grades | 9-12 |
Language | English |
Campus | Suburban |
Color(s) | Black, Teal, and Silver |
Mascot | Jaguar |
Team name | Jaguars |
Website | Century High School Website |
Century High School is located in Hillsboro, Oregon. It was built in 1997 with the school colors of black, teal, and silver. Century High School's Principal is Ted Zehr. The school's mascot is the jaguar. Century High School, as well as Glencoe High and Liberty High, are the only schools in the Hillsboro School District to utilize block scheduling.
The school competes in the 6A League Northwest Oregon Conference along with other high schools from the Hillsboro School District. The school faced a new league as a result of the six-class revamp from the Oregon School Activities Association in 2010. In 2014 Century High School will move to the Metro Conference.
In 2008, 85% of the school's seniors received their high school diploma. Of 390 students, 330 graduated, 31 dropped out, 5 received a modified diploma, and 24 are still in high school.[2][3]
There are several CAM (or Certificate of Advanced Mastery) courses available at Century. There are Health Services, Digital Technology, P.A.C. (Professions Assisting the Community), Business, and FAME (Fine Arts). Students choose their CAM their junior year and start taking the prerequisites for the classes. The CAM classes give students time to work on their senior project, which must be completed before they can graduate.
The CIM (Certificate of Initial Mastery) is an acknowledgment that a student has met rigorous standards by acquiring skills in several academic areas. Both CIM and CAM requirements are being phased out of the Hillsboro School District.
Century's softball team competed in the 2010 state championship game, losing to Glencoe. In 2011, the softball team won the state championship, the first team title in any sport for Century.[4]
The school's football team began in 1997 with home games at Hare Field until the 1999 season when Hillsboro Stadium opened, which is where their home games currently reside today.[5][6]
In 2014 Century's Girls Swimming team took 1st in the state of Oregon, the second state championship of any sport in the school.
Speech and debate[edit]
In 2008, the cross-examination team took first place in-state.[citation needed] In 2011, a student earned first place in Lincoln-Douglas Value Debate in-state.[7]
The arts department at Century has several bands, a group musical, a theater program, a choir, and JagTV journalism among other programs. The marching band participates in many parades.
Band and Colorgaurd
The Century High School band has been led by Director Jim Dunlop. The Winter Percussion Ensemble has gone to the Winter Guard International World Championships three times in past years, placing 5th and 17th.[citation needed] In 2007, the school took 19th in the world.[citation needed] In 2013 they placed first in A class at the NWAPA Winter championships. School bands have performed at places such as the USS Missouri, Prince Kuhio Day Parade in Hawaii, the University of Nevada, and at the Hard Rock Cafe.[citation needed] The band program also includes three jazz bands and as of 2015, a brassline (that is the first in the northwest) led by director Tim Ray.
Century's Colorguard and Winterguard are in open class in the NWOC. They also visited Winter Guard International in the past years.
Century's drama department puts on an annual one-act play festival in addition to standard plays each year. The group musical has won the international competition, and many state titles. The school's JagTV produces a morning news program. The chess team has placed as high as tenth nationally.[citation needed]
- ^ "Oregon School Directory 2009-2010". Oregon Department of Education. p. 117. Retrieved 2009-09-04.
- ^ "State releases high school graduation rates". The Oregonian. 2009-06-30. Retrieved 2009-07-01.
- ^ "Oregon dropout rates for 2008". The Oregonian. 2009-06-30. Retrieved 2009-07-01.
- ^ Ulmer, Jerry (June 4, 2011). "Class 6A softball championship: Century completes late-season run, wins first team title for school". The Oregonian. Retrieved 5 June 2011.
- ^ Fentress, Aaron. Stadium on target for fall opening. The Oregonian, May 12, 1999.
- ^ Fitzgibbon, Joe (2010-03-03). "Hillsboro Stadium gets $1 million makeover, installs FieldTurf surface". The Oregonian. Retrieved 4 March 2010.
- ^ "OSAA Speech Championships".
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Vogelmeier C et al. – In patients (aged ≥16 years) enrolled from Asian countries as part of the COSMOS study, the budesonide/formoterol maintenance and reliever regimen was associated with a lower future risk of exacerbations versus the physicians' free choice of salmeterol/fluticasone propionate dose plus salbutamol. Single inhaler combination treatment with maintenance plus as–needed budesonide/formoterol was also at least as efficacious as salmeterol/fluticasone propionate dose plus salbutamol in improving current asthma control.
Methods- This sub–analysis of the COSMOS study concerns all 404 randomized patients ≥16 years of age (mean forced expiratory volume in 1 second [FEV1] 69.1%) who were recruited from Asian countries.
- Patients received either budesonide/formoterol (Symbicort Turbuhaler SMART, n=198), starting dose 160 mg/4.5 mg two inhalations twice daily (bid) [plus additional as–needed inhalations], or salmeterol/fluticasone propionate (Seretide Diskus, n=206), starting dose 50 mg/250 mg bid (plus salbutamol [Ventolin] as needed).
- Maintenance doses could be titrated by clinicians after the first 4 weeks (budesonide/formoterol maintenance plus as needed, n=198; salmeterol/fluticasone propionate plus salbutamol, n=206).
- To allow for free adjustment in maintenance doses in both arms, the trial was performed open–label; maintenance doses could be titrated by clinicians after the first 4 weeks.
- The time to first severe exacerbation (defined as deterioration in asthma resulting in hospitalization/emergency room treatment, oral corticosteroids for ≥3 days or unscheduled visit leading to treatment change) was the primary variable.
- The time to first severe exacerbation was prolonged in patients using maintenance plus as–needed budesonide/formoterol compared with salmeterol/fluticasone propionate plus salbutamol (log–rank p=0.024).
- The risk of a first exacerbation was reduced by 44% (hazard ratio 0.56; 95% confidence interval [CI] 0.32, 0.95; p=0.033) in patients using the adjusted budesonide/formoterol regimen versus titrated salmeterol/fluticasone propionate.
- The overall exacerbation rates were 0.16 versus 0.26 events/patient–year, respectively, with a 38% reduction (rate ratio 0.62/patient/year; 95% CI 0.41, 0.94; p=0.024) in favour of the budesonide/formoterol regimen.
- Compared with baseline, both regimens provided clinically relevant improvements in asthma control, quality of life and FEV1; no statistically significant differences between the treatment groups were observed.
- Mean adjusted (standard deviation) ICS dose (expressed as beclomethasone dose equivalents) during treatment, including as–needed budesonide doses, was 944 (281) and 1034 (394) μg/day, respectively, in patients using maintenance plus as–needed budesonide/formoterol compared with salmeterol/fluticasone propionate.


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Delicious low-fat version full of flavor. Serve over hot 4 oz. dry vermicelli , cooked according to directions and mixed with 1 T butter, and 3 T parmesan cheese. Submitted by JOELSANGEL Carbs: 2.1g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 19g | Calories: 143.2
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The entire WEEI contingent went out to a nice steak dinner in Phoenix Wednesday night. And when the restaurant seats Richard Sherman at the table right in back of me, I'm not gonna not give him the Richard Sherman treatment.
I'm the best blogger/radio host in the game! When you seat me next to a sorry cornerback like Richard Sherman, that's the result you gonna get!!!
PS. It's unbelievable that it's 2015 and we still can't break people of the habit of taking their cell phone videos vertically.
PPS. Thanks much to the nice law enforcement officer who politely led me out the door without taking me into custody. Go Patriots.
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Wednesday on Dale & Holley, we were joined on Radio Row by John Brenkus of ESPN's "Sports Science." And once those do-nothings in Stockholm get off their Smorgasbords and finally award a Nobel Prize in Football Air Pressure Physics, this interview will make John the unanimous choice.
I encourage anyone interested in the pursuit of knowledge and truth to listen to the interview by clicking here because he was a great guest. But if you can't, allow me to superheat it into molten lead and forge it into a sword of facts you can use to cleave the head of the Flat Earthers who still want to believe the Patriots beat the Colts by five touchdowns and a field goal just because the footballs may have been down a PSI or two.
In a nutshell, there is nothing to the idea that an under-inflated football is easier to throw. Let me repeat that for the Luddites and Ray Lewises who are measuring all the Patriots' accomplishments for an asterisk right now: NOTHING.
Assuming the reports about the footballs being two pounds per square inch less than the league minimum – a huge assumption at this point, but bear with me for the sake of our discussion – few bullet points:
So there you have it. From John Brenkus, a neutral observer using the Scientific Method to pursue the irrefutable truth without the agenda of being hacked off that the Patriots cost him a Super Bowl ring or whatever.
Now the simple truth is that this evidence has been readily available to the NFL. Brenkus is on TV on a regular basis. He's not some mad scientist creating this stuff in a secret lab hidden inside some mountain. He works for ESPN, a major broadcast partner of the NFL. If the league didn't get this information from him, it's because they didn't want to know the truth. Witch hunts never do.


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Fun events for kids at the Sochi Winter Olympics 2014
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Top 10 Sports Cartoons
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Get off the train at Central Station and make your way to Elizabeth Street, Left hand exit as you get off the trains. Go down Elizabeth Street to Hay Street and turn left. At George Street, to go to the markets or Emperors Garden, turn left again, walk down to Ultimo and turn right. The Buddist shop is on George after the turn off for Ultimo on the left. If you want to go to BBQ King go right at George Street and walk up until you get to Goulburn Street, turn left and BBQ King is on the right side. To get to the area from Circular Quay take buses 436, 437 or 438.
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0 16 10 Aug 23, 2008 One of the great areas in Sydney. Lots to experience. If you can get there for the Chinese New Year then do so, it is worth it. Visit Paddy's Markets - open Thurs - Sun for lots to buy. Mostly cheap gear but worth a look around, some good bargains. There are many places to eat in China Town, some good, some awful. Two of the best I found are BBQ King in Goulburn Street (great food), not for vegitarians and The Emperors Garden in Ultimo Road, cheaper than BBQ King, has a vegitarian selection. There is also a great Buddist shop on George Street thats worth visiting. 0 18 12 Jennifer L. May 21, 2010 not so big, but you can find there some really cheap and good restaurants! Related Links
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September 12th, 2014"Most people are mirrors, reflecting the moods and emotions of the times; few are windows, bringing light to bear on the dark corners where troubles fester. The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows." -Sydney Harris
We come into our erotic consciousness in our early adolescence. The process is mostly subconscious as the maturing brain establishes unique patterns of pleasurable stimuli, often in response to painful events or relationships that it is working to resolve. Like our fingerprints, or the subtle distinctions in our sense of smell, our arousal mechanism evolves outside of our control and often, to our surprise. It is no wonder that the first and often long-standing issue most of us begin our sexual journey with is – am I normal? As we come to know what turns us on, even in its most subtle forms, our sexuality pushes our boundaries of normalcy. Our sexual selves are the unique, wild streak in us that won't be easily contained and whose full pleasure potential is achieved the less we try to control it. Since the Biblical verses in the Garden of Eden, human sexuality has been considered dangerous, serpent-like.


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Youth Time V Annual Session of the Rhodes Youth Forum 2014
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Youth Time magazine is released by the eponymous international youth organization with the aim of providing an alternative international discussion platform. This publication is created by youth for youth and is an excellent information space for the young educated intelligence of the world.
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17 – 19 October 2014 the most diligent Youth Time (YT) activists nominated by the YT President to be an exclusive representative of the movement in their region gathered together in Bordeaux (France) to take part in the first Youth Time Ambassador Meeting. The main goal of the event was to discuss how YT changed since the moment it was founded and elaborate the plans of the further development of the movement.
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The varsity Lady Tigers' basketball season came to an abrupt and unexpected end at the Class 3, District 9 tournament at School of the Osage last Friday. The top-seeded St. James girls, who were 24-2 coming into the game, fell to Osage in the championship game 66-54.
The St. James girls fell behind in the first quarter 16-11, but regained a slim lead on a shot by Devin Fuhring and closed the half up 24-23. There were only two three-point shots from St. James in the first half. Three point field goals have become the staple for Lady Tigers.
In the second half, Fatima continued to block the long shot opportunities and regained their intensity and drive, outscoring St. James in the third quarter by seven and in the fourth by five. The Lady Tigers came within four points in the fourth quarter and then the fouls hit double bonus and free-throws won the game for the Comets.
Scoring for the Lady Tigers against Fatima Fuhring with 15, Ashlee Marlatt 13, Shauna Rinehart seven, Alexis Uffmann and Kenzie Guese six each, Amie Diestelkamp four and Hannah Perona three.
St. James had a bye in the first round of districts and defeated Dixon in the second round 70-37.
"The St. James Lady Tigers got off to a fast start in (the) district semifinal game at School of the Osage against the Dixon Lady Bulldogs," Coach Terry Wells said. "The pace was fast and the shooting was hot right from the get go…and the Bulldogs just had trouble running with the Tigers.'
After the first quarter, the Lady Tigers had already hit five three-pointers and built a 23-8 lead. St. James kept the defense up in the second quarter, only allowing seven points and scoring 17 with a very balanced attack as five players scored at least five points by halftime.
The third quarter put the game out of reach as the Tigers kept the pedal down on offense, exploding for 28 more points and hitting seven more three-point shots. Lady Tigers scoring in the Dixon game were Rinehart with 22, Marlatt 14, Fuhring and Ali Kean 10 each, H. Perona five, Uffmann four, Guese three and Parker Fane two.
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Something about this color is off. In some photos it looks hot neon pink, but the color in person is more like a bright bubblegum pink, like a little girl bright pink color. It's a cute color and the formula is decent to work with, but I feel that for colors like this, you need a really good formula to avoid looking like your nails were painted by a 9 year old. I changed my polish in 1 day after applying 24/7. It wasn't wearing well and I didn't want to wait for it to start chipping.
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kh027 on 9/10/2014 2:41:00 PM more reviews by kh027
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It's a classic bubble-gum pink, but the formula is perfection. I used two coats, it is thick and creamy without being gloopy. With the right base coat and top coat, SinfulColors lasts for days and days.
24/7 looks great with my pasty skintone. So glad I picked this up! I got it during one of Walgreen's 99c sales -- definitely wait for those, though many SC are worth wayyyyy more than their pricetag.
ETA: I guess the color or formula has changed to non-neon over time. It's still pretty neon on me, just definitely not a neon pink, but still very very bright.
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l0vernlife on 4/26/2014 10:32:00 AM more reviews by l0vernlife
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COLOR CHANGED!!! 24/7 has always been my favorite summer polish! UNTIL.. I went to walgreens yesterday to purchase a new bottle of it and its no longer a neon pink! Its just a medium pink color, nothing neon or bright about it! It was labeled 24/7, and in the 24/7 slot on the rack.. so dissapointed.
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Happy2Binsane on 10/6/2013 11:35:00 PM more reviews by Happy2Binsane
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
My favorite color would be:
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Sinful Colors typically has a good range of colors,
the only thing I'd warn about, is it the polish seems to dry in the bottle a lot faster than average, so make sure the tops tight.
The brush doesn't conform to the nail as nicely as (in example) Rimmel, but does the trick for a drugstore polish brush.
I think the color's gorgeous, and it spreads on nicely.
It dries quickly, and isn't tacky, always a plus in my opinion.
I'd recommend 2 to 3 coats, because the purple is almost a metallic,
unless you prefer sheer,
this is really nice nail polish, that I'd recommend to a friend.
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Rawlins1 on 9/3/2013 11:43:00 PM more reviews by Rawlins1
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This is such a great neon pink. Especially great against tanned skin and worn on toes! It dries matte, as pretty much all true neons do, but with a good topcoat can be very pretty. The price and availability are both great as well.
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kmp789 on 8/26/2013 8:25:00 PM more reviews by kmp789
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Hazel
Amazing neon pink color! It is such a fun color and if you love brights and pinks, you will love this! It is a great summer color to wear on your toes so it makes any shoe/sandal "pop". This color can be somewhat streaky, but I always put two coats on anyway so its not a big deal. Will definitely repurchase.
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rebeccakostura on 8/2/2013 4:16:00 PM more reviews by rebeccakostura
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
All neon polishes are matte!! Overall, great quality for the price, i top this off with some chunky glitter and im good to go, super bright color that will get you loads of compliments, deffs would buy it again. The formula can be a bit streaky though, but thats to be expected with a $2 nail polish.
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crissy234 on 5/25/2013 1:56:00 PM more reviews by crissy234
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this neon pink! It's a great color for summer! It dries matte, which I don't prefer, but it's easily fixed by using a top coat. The formula was a little streaky. I typically use 3 coats even though it usually looks full coverage for most of the nails after 2 coats. It's also really affordable.
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white05mustang on 4/17/2013 6:48:00 PM more reviews by white05mustang
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine Eyes: Green
Beautiful neon pink polish. I get compliments every time I wear it. The formula is great. It covers well (two coats are probably needed, though) and isn't runny. It dries quickly on your nails for less mess. It also lasts forever with a good topcoat (I use OPI).
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tanyagovea on 3/3/2013 2:51:00 AM more reviews by tanyagovea
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
I pair this color with bali mist and it becomes such a pretty pink color. Its awesome for the eighty something cents I paid for it, love the bottle!
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