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Dennis Quaid, Helen Hunt, AnnaSophia Robb and Carrie Underwood have signed on for the independent drama "Soul Surfer."
The film will be a biopic on the teen surfing champ and shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton, who defied all odds to compete and win professional championships after losing her arm in a shark attack at age 13.
The film will be directed by Sean McNamara and marks country music star Underwood's bigscreen debut.
Quaid and Hunt play Hamilton's parents, Robb will play Hamilton and Underwood will play a church youth leader. Lorraine Nicholson and Kevin Sorbo have also been cast.
According to Variety, McNamara, Deborah Schwartz, Douglas Schwartz and Michael Berk wrote the screenplay.
Shooting began this week in Hawaii.
Douglas Schwartz, David Brookwell, McNamara and Roy Dutcher Hofstetter are producing. David Zelon, David Tice and Dominic Ianno will executive produce.

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1. Doctor Who (1963–1989)
TV-PG | 45 min | Adventure, Drama, Family
Time and Space traveling adventures of a Gallifreyan Time Lord only known as the Doctor and his companions, traveling through time and space.
Creator: Sydney Newman | Stars: William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker
2. The Avengers (1961–1969)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
A quirky spy show of the adventures of an eccentricly suave British agent and his predominately female partners.
Creator: Sydney Newman | Stars: Patrick Macnee, Diana Rigg, Honor Blackman, Linda Thorson
45 min | Action, Sci-Fi
In the year 1980 the Earth is threatened by an alien race who kidnap and kill humans and use them for body parts. A highly secret military organization is set up in the hope of defending ... See full summary »
Creators: Gerry Anderson, Sylvia Anderson | Stars: Ed Bishop, Dolores Mantez, Michael Billington, Ayshea Brough
4. The Saint (1962–1969)
48 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
The exploits of a charming, modern-day Robin Hood.
Stars: Roger Moore, Ivor Dean, Leslie Crawford, Justine Lord
5. The Professionals (1977–1983)
50 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
This series chronicled the lives of Bodie and Doyle, top agents for Britain's CI5 (Criminal Intelligence 5), and their controller, George Cowley. The mandate of CI5 was to fight terrorism ... See full summary »
Creator: Brian Clemens | Stars: Gordon Jackson, Martin Shaw, Lewis Collins, Bridget Brice
6. Force 10 from Navarone (1978)
PG | 118 min | Action, Drama, War
During World War II, several oddly assorted military experts are teamed in a mission to raid and destroy a bridge vital to enemy strategy.
Writers: Alistair MacLean, Robin Chapman, Carl Foreman | Director: Guy Hamilton | Stars: Harrison Ford, Robert Shaw, Edward Fox, Franco Nero
7. Play for Today (1970–1984)
75 min | Drama
Stars: Alison Steadman, Nigel Hawthorne, Tony Caunter, David Daker
8. The Adventures of Robin Hood (1955–1960)
Approved | 30 min | Action, Adventure, Family
A long-running series of adventures featuring Robin of Loxley - Robin Hood - and his group of Sherwood-Forest-based freedom fighters. Robin and his men protected England from the evil ... See full summary »
Stars: Richard Greene, Victor Woolf, Archie Duncan, Alexander Gauge
9. Z Cars (1962–1978)
50 min | Crime, Drama
A gritty drama which follows the work of the police force in the fictional northern English town of Newtown.
Stars: James Ellis, John Slater, Douglas Fielding, Bernard Holley
10. Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966)
Unrated | 90 min | Horror
Dracula is resurrected, preying on four unsuspecting visitors to his castle.
Writers: Jimmy Sangster, Anthony Hinds, Bram Stoker | Director: Terence Fisher | Stars: Christopher Lee, Barbara Shelley, Andrew Keir, Francis Matthews
11. Hammer House of Horror (1980– )
51 min | Horror
This British anthology series, which was produced by England's leading exporters of horror films, told tales of haunted houses, demons, ghosts and other supernatural wonders.
Stars: Nicholas Ball, Anna Calder-Marshall, Christopher Cazenove, Peter Cushing
12. Danger Man (1960–1962)
24 min | Action, Adventure, Crime
John Drake is a special operative for NATO, specializing in security assignments against any subversive element which threatened world peace. The series featured exotic locales from all ... See full summary »
Stars: Patrick McGoohan, Richard Wattis, Lionel Murton, Michael Ripper
13. The Dam Busters (1955)
Approved | 105 min | Drama, History, War
The story of how the British attacked German dams in WWII by using an ingenious technique to drop bombs where they would be most effective.
Writers: Paul Brickhill, Guy Gibson, R.C. Sherriff | Director: Michael Anderson | Stars: Richard Todd, Michael Redgrave, Ursula Jeans, Charles Carson
14. The Pallisers (1974 TV Mini-Series)
50 min | Drama
Follows the novels of Anthony Trollope. Beginning with the forced Marriage of Susan Hampshire's character, Glencora, the lives of the friends and children of this couple are the subject of ... See full summary »
Stars: Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham, Barbara Murray, Moray Watson
15. BBC Play of the Month (1965–1983)
120 min | Drama
Stars: Charles Gray, Lally Bowers, John Gielgud, Eric Porter
16. This Is Your Life (1969–2003)
25 min | Documentary, Biography
Eamonn Andrews (later Michael Aspel) surprises celebrities by presenting them with the Big Red Book before taking them into the studio to tell viewers the story of their life, featuring ... See full summary »
Creator: Ralph Edwards | Stars: Eamonn Andrews, Michael Aspel, John Mills, Bobby Charlton
17. The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre (1960–1962)
Drama, Mystery
Stars: Bernard Lee, Bernard Archard, Allan Cuthbertson, John Carson
18. Screen Two (1985–2002)
Producer Kenith Trodd was part of a 1984 team brought together to study how the BBC should respond to Channel Four's pioneering efforts in making films for both television and theatrical ... See full summary »
Stars: Geoffrey Chater, Roger Brierley, Bernard Hill, Warren Clarke
19. Dr. Finlay's Casebook (1962–1971)
50 min
Dr. Finlay is part of a medical practice in the fictional Scottish town of Tannochbrae during the late 1920s.
Creator: A.J. Cronin | Stars: Bill Simpson, Andrew Cruickshank, Barbara Mullen, Eric Woodburn
20. Emergency-Ward 10 (1957–1967)
30 min | Drama
This well-liked series was a drama/soap set in a hospital.
Stars: Jill Browne, Charles 'Bud' Tingwell, Desmond Carrington, Frederick Bartman
21. Nanny (1981–1983)
50 min | Drama
Creator: Wendy Craig | Stars: Wendy Craig, John Quayle, Natalie Forbes, Jane Booker
22. The Army Game (1957–1961)
30 min | Comedy
The exploits of a bunch of army conscripts.
Stars: Frank Williams, Harry Fowler, Ted Lune, Alfie Bass
23. The Cedar Tree (1976– )
30 min | Drama
The trials & tribulations of a British Aristocratic Family as they pass through the 1930s.
Stars: Susan Skipper, Ruth Holden, Peter Hill, Sally Osborne
24. Public Eye (1965–1975)
60 min | Crime, Drama
A long-running British TV series starring Alfred Burke as dour private-eye Frank Marker. Cynical and world-weary, Marker is frequently the unwitting stooge in bigger criminal wheels in his ... See full summary »
Creators: Anthony Marriott, Roger Marshall | Stars: Alfred Burke, Ray Smith, Pauline Delaney, Brenda Cavendish
25. BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950–1959)
Series of television plays performed live.
Stars: Brian Rix, Richard Caldicot, Victor Platt, Peter Cushing
26. ITV Sunday Night Theatre (1969– )
78 min | Drama
Stars: Michael Balfour, Madoline Thomas, Sandra Bryant, Diane Cilento
27. The Wednesday Play (1964–1970)
75 min | Drama
Series of one-off plays made by BBC television which gave breaks to a wide range of writers and directors in the late 60s, such as Dennis Potter, Ken Loach, David Mercer and John Hopkins. ... See full summary »
Creator: Sydney Newman | Stars: Edwin Brown, Neville Smith, Tony Selby, Ken Jones
28. ITV Play of the Week (1955–1974)
90 min | Comedy, Drama
Stars: Derek Francis, Alfred Burke, Laurence Hardy, Peter Wyngarde
29. No Hiding Place (1959–1967)
60 min | Crime
Stars: Raymond Francis, Eric Lander, Johnny Briggs, Michael McStay
30. The Silver Sword (1957– )
30 min | Drama
Stars: Melvyn Hayes, Pat Pleasance, Ingrid Sylvester, Frazer Hines
31. Love Story (1963–1974)
60 min | Drama
Stars: T.P. McKenna, Frances Cuka, Keith Barron, Patrick Macnee
32. Theatre 625 (1964–1968)
90 min | Drama
Stars: Michael Bryant, Judi Dench, Maurice Denham, Ronald Hines
33. Sergeant Cork (1963–1968)
60 min | Crime
Bob first meets Cork, and follows him on a poisoning case involving a doctor that pursued a vivacious young woman married to an elderly hero.
Creator: Ted Willis | Stars: John Barrie, William Gaunt, Charles Morgan, Freddie Fowler
34. The Last Grenade (1970)
M | 94 min | Drama, War
Two soldiers of fortune, Harry Grigsby and Kip Thompson, used to be the best of friends when they fought side by side in the Congo. But now Kip has changed sides and Grigsby does not ... See full summary »
Writers: Kenneth Ware, James Mitchell, John Sherlock | Director: Gordon Flemyng | Stars: Stanley Baker, Alex Cord, Honor Blackman, Richard Attenborough
35. Mogul (1965–1972)
50 min | Drama
Adventure drama series based around the fictitious Mogul Oil Company and the exploits of its chief 'troubleshooter' Peter Thornton.
Stars: Geoffrey Keen, Philip Latham, Ray Barrett, Robert Hardy
36. Maigret (1960–1963)
50 min | Crime, Drama
Televisations of the Maigret novels by Georges Simenon.
Creator: Georges Simenon | Stars: Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon, Neville Jason, Helen Shingler
37. The Four Just Men (1959– )
30 min | Drama
Stars: Richard Conte, Dan Dailey, Lisa Gastoni, Jack Hawkins
38. Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965–1973)
30 min | Drama
Stars: Donald Sinden, Deborah Lavin, Helen Lindsay, Paul Moriarty
39. ITV Television Playhouse (1955–1967)
60 min | Drama
Stars: Campbell Singer, Dinsdale Landen, Thomas Heathcote, Miriam Karlin
40. Spy Story (1976)
103 min | Drama, Thriller
Writer: Len Deighton | Director: Lindsay Shonteff | Stars: Michael Petrovitch, Philip Latham, Don Fellows, Michael Gwynn
41. The Human Jungle (1963–1964)
60 min | Drama
This is a British TV series in which Dr. Corder is a Psychiatrist who is able to treat and cure any Patients' mental disorders through Freudian and contemporary approaches.
Stars: Herbert Lom, Michael Johnson, Sally Smith, Mary Yeomans
42. Ring of Treason (1964)
90 min | Drama
The film is based on the actual events of the Portland Spy Ring trial in the U.K. A disgruntled Navy Clerk is transferred to a secret research establishment and is subsequently black-mailed... See full summary »
Writers: Peter Barnes, Frank Launder | Director: Robert Tronson | Stars: Bernard Lee, William Sylvester, Margaret Tyzack, David Kossoff
43. The Devil-Ship Pirates (1964)
86 min | Action, Adventure, Thriller
A damaged privateer deserts the Spanish Armada and makes land for repairs near a village on the British coast, terrorizing the local inhabitants.
Writer: Jimmy Sangster | Director: Don Sharp | Stars: Christopher Lee, Andrew Keir, John Cairney, Duncan Lamont
44. From a Far Country (1981)
140 min | Biography, Drama
The film is a biography of Pope John Paul II. It starts in 1926 when the boy Karol Wojtila was celebrating Christmas with his father in Poland. Some years later Nazi Germany attacks Poland ... See full summary »
Writers: Diego Fabbri, Andrzej Kijowski, Vincenzo Labella, Jan Józef Szczepanski, Krzysztof Zanussi | Director: Krzysztof Zanussi | Stars: Sam Neill, Christopher Cazenove, Lisa Harrow, John Welsh
45. Young and Willing (1962)
110 min | Drama, Romance
University students form relationships and perform pranks with disastrous consequences all round.
Writers: Laurence Doble, Nicholas Phipps, Mordecai Richler, Robert Sloman | Director: Ralph Thomas | Stars: Virginia Maskell, Paul Rogers, Ian McShane, Samantha Eggar
46. Crane (1963–1965)
60 min | Adventure
The adventures of Richard Crane, cafe owner & part-time smuggler, around the coast of Morocco, aided (and sometimes abetted) by his ex-Foreign Legion sidekick Orlando, waitress Halina, and ... See full summary »
Creators: Patrick Alexander, Jordan Lawrence | Stars: Patrick Allen, Sam Kydd, Gerald Flood, Laya Raki
47. Worlds Beyond (1986– )
A half-hour supernatural anthology series adapted from real cases of the Society for Psychical Research.
Stars: Paul Freeman, Darren McGavin, Karen Black, Judi Bowker
48. Number 10 (1983 TV Mini-Series)
52 min | Drama
Drama series about the private lives of seven British prime ministers who lived in Number 10 Downing Street between the 1780s and the 1920s: William Pitt the Younger, the Duke of Wellington... See full summary »
Stars: Neville Barber, Bernard Archard, Jeremy Brett, Denis Quilley
49. Left Right and Centre (1959)
95 min | Comedy, Romance
At the Earndale by-election natural history expert and TV personality Bob Wilcot for the Conservatives finds himself up against Billingsgate girl Stella Stoker for the socialists. Amateur ... See full summary »
Writers: Sidney Gilliat, Val Valentine | Director: Sidney Gilliat | Stars: Ian Carmichael, Alastair Sim, Patricia Bredin, Richard Wattis
50. The Flying Doctor (1959– )
30 min | Drama
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Teens test their smarts in the Brain Bee
Twenty-two students from four Montreal area high schools will assemble at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital – The Neuro at McGill University on April 2nd to be quizzed about synapses, axons and other cerebral facts in the international contest known as the Brain Bee. The winner will go on to the Canadian National Brain Bee at McMaster University in Hamilton, ON. The national winner travels to Australia for the International Brain Bee.
Analytical Approaches to Surgical Unit Management
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Professor Nancy J. Adler has been ranked #23 in the leadership professionals category in the 2015 Global Gurus Ranking.
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The uApply system will undergo a scheduled downtime on Wednesday, April 1, between 6:30 am and 8:30 am. The system will be unavailable during this period.
uApply is the system used by applicants to McGill graduate programs and by admissions staff to process those applications.
Quebec human rights commission denounces public misogyny
The Quebec human rights commission has recently rendered a decision regarding misogyny in public. For more details take a look at the Montreal Gazette website.
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This year, Professor Russell Hepple, Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education, was among those recognized. The Montreal General Hospital Foundation awarded him the 2014 Nesbitt McMaster Award for Excellence in Medicine and Surgery.
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I made my first yeast starter last night. Followed Jamil's Yeast Pitching Rate Calculator and formula for how much DME to water to use. The beer I am brewing will have an estimated OG of 1.062, so I used 1.32 liters and about 130 grams of DME. No yeast nutrient.
I don't have a flask, so I boiled for 15 minutes and put into a 1/2 gallon growler. Problem is, I can't see what the heck is going on in there. I have been shaking/swirling the starter every so often (at least when I am home).
Is this dang thing working? Should I just be RDWHAHB and let it sit??
All you veterans out there, thanks in advance for your responses.
do you have the top clamped down on the growler or do you have a airlock on it? im new as well, but i dont see any issues with taking the lid of and see whats going on. At this point, theres a possibility that it has already fermented out and the krausen would have settled, but might as well take a look.
possibly dumb question, but you didnt mention that you put the yeast in the cooled wort. Im assuming youve done this, but just want to make sure.
I cooled the wort to approx. 70 degrees F and then transfered to the growler. It is covered with foil. I took a peek, but not much action. I have heard that not a lot of action is common. I'm probobly just trippin' on it.


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Ground may be breaking soon on some long awaited commercial development at the University of West Florida.
Dr. Jim Barnett, the Interim CEO of the Business Enterprise Inc, or BEI, at the University of West Florida says the BEI Board of Difrectors approved the project at its February 17 meeting. It goes to the full UWF Board of Trustees for final approval on March 26. Barnett says that if approval is given, ground could be broken two days later. This would be the first phase of development at the University's Highway 90 and Campus Drive entrance.
Students across the state rallied today for more construction money for the state's universities.
Chris Hill is the Student Body President at the University of West Florida.He was one of the leaders of the rally at the UWF Commons Wednesday afternoon. He said the students "Hard Hat Rally" was to call attention to the need for more construction funds to improve university facilities at UWF, and across the state.
The Florida Board of Education Tuesday unanimously approved changes to the Common Core standards. The meeting in Orlando was tense and the public comment portion was dominated by anti-common core activists who wanted the standards rescinded. Teachers around the region and around the country are expressing frustration over Common Core, and for many the standards themselves are the least of their worries. It's the uncertainty of how the standards, and by extension the teachers, will be evaluated.
An exhibit of pulp magazine cover art is currently on display at the University of West Florida's TAG Art Gallery. Modern Pulp" draws attention to illustrations from artists who are not widely remembered.
The exhibit is the product of an interdepartmental collaboration between faculty and students in the English and art department. Many of the magazines on display belong to Dr. David Earle, an associate professor of English at UWF.
Now that the roads and bridges have thawed out, it's time to think about summer. People interested in becoming a lifeguard on Pensacola Beach for the 2014 season are invited to tryouts this weekend. The sessions will be held Saturday morning at 7am at the University of West Florida Aquatic Center.
Alexander Johnson, the senior lifeguard says candidates will have to perform a 600 yard swim in 10 minutes or less in the UWF pool, followed by a mile and a half run in 12 minutes or less on the track. There's a half hour break between the swim and the run.
On this week's Economic Report, Dr. Rick Harper discusses two economic development projects being pursued by the City of Pensacola. One plan calls for the expansion of ST Aerospace to Pensacola International Airport. Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward and the city have a memorandum of understanding with the aviation maintenance company, which currently operates in Mobile.
The latest installment of "Our Voices Are Many" will be performed this Sunday on the University of West Florida MainStage Theater. It's an encore presentation titled, "Celebrating The Voices, Faces, and Images of Black Men in America: The Sons of Africa.
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In this week's Economic Report, Dr. Rick Harper discusses the recent action by Congress to allow the expiration of benefits for over one million long-term unemployed Americans.
Retired Lt. General Russel Honoré will give a talk at the University of West Florida at 7 o'clock this Thursday evening at the UWF Conference Center. Honoré, who is best known for his efforts to restore order in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, is the featured speaker for UWF's annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day observance.
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There's a whole bunch of independant publishers out there. Unfortunately, the more money they have, the less likely they are to take a chance on someone they don't know. Just like the rest of traditional media, I suppose.
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six acres on a small pond, a little further north in NH. If you're interested, check out MLS # 2761016. No, we're not paying that price! That was wishful thinking on behalf of the owners.
So now I get to become intimate with the NH Shoreland Protection Act of 2008, plan a nice little bungalow-type home, and get this five-bedroom monster ready for sale!
This we have already decided: it's going to have two (maybe three) ornamental ponds, different levels, linked together, peacefully overflowing into each other. For the time being, I'm going to park our excess waterlilies in the natural pond - freshly replanted, so it'll be two or three years before they outgrow the pots. By which time we're either ready for them or we'll repot them again.
So many fun things to plan! But first, strip wallpaper, spackle, paint, get new carpet, reduce the house content by at least half, throw away, give away, put in storage...
:) Mary
Here is a link that might be useful: MLS 2761016
I will most certainly keep you updated on the project! It's a three year plan. For now, I won't, because it's all repetitive home improvement stuff. Paint walls, paint trim. Paint staircase. Etc.
:) Mary
Hello fans!
Well, the long haul of the painting is almost over. One more bedroom, one basement play room, and two stairwells to go.
Oh yes, and the front door. And the garage doors. The garage floor.
Anyway, the painting almost done. I love painting, so it hasn't been a hardship.We're slowly working our way through every room and we're throwing half of everything away... one garage has sell/donate items, one has storage items, one has the kid's stuff. This weekend was for filling the dumpster, next weekend is for filling a storage unit, then the next weekend is for a yard sale, then the next weekend is for setting up the house nice.
The next three weeks are a bit intimidating...
But tomorrow: the closing on the piece of heaven! And after the official part of the day, we're going over to drop off a trailer of firewood and we're planting a few lilies at the edge of the path to the pond.
I think we might need to go once a week with a few plants, what do you think? There are, for example, lots of bleeding hearts wanting to be transplanted. And the blue flag irises. I'm wondering if I can "store" excess waterlilies in the pond, if they're freshly repotted in extra large container? So they won't escape anytime soon.
Next trip we're taking the camper along so we can make some tea or coffee to sit at the water's edge with... once it's May and the house is up for sale. Won't have time before that.
Life is so exciting lately - which is a good thing, that way I don't stop and think about how much I'll miss my house and yard and pond...
:) Mary
I think we sold the house. We're holding our breath. Not sure if I'm happy... This went really weird. After four months we took the house off the market, planning for April to put it back on sale. Apparently this family, the second family that came to see it last June, checked on the internet every few days to see that it was still available, and they panicked when it disappeared off the listings. So, even though they haven't sold their own house yet, they want to rent it until they sell their other house.
DH and the realtor are cooking up a legal document to make this work. But, said the realtor, you don't have a place to go?
As it happens, a week and a half ago we got a big RV. So we do have a place we can move into. Not big, but comfy. And, did anyone ever hear of an RV with 1 1/2 bath? *giggle*
The permits for septic, driveway and dock are in the application process and it can take another 5 to 7 weeks. We COULD still get the septic system going before the ground freezes. Otherwise we'll go to a year-around campground until after Christmas. Which is when we'll take of for our two-month trip to sunny California.
We'd go longer, but the DD in Boston is expecting #2 in early December! Can't be away from the new baby too long!
To do list for now: go through everything in storage to sort for RV/not RV; bring half of the lilypots up, drive them to South Newbury, and sink them in large plastic tubs into Gillingham Pond; and make sure everybody knows the mobile email and phone #s. Find a year-round campground, just in case. Read the RV info.
All this after the current batch of relatives leaves and the bone spur is removed from my elbow . It seemed like just the right moment for that - until the realtor called...
Sigh. Excitement! Sigh. Excitement! etc.
WOOOOOHOOOOO! Sold!
Well, I should say, rented until, and then sold. Moving day mid December! So excited!
Hold on a sec, I must go to the window and pine over my (eh, their) pond.
All right, I'm OK now.
No permits yet, so I've booked us a spot (the only spot) on a year-round RV campground, until December 27th, when we leave for our cross-country trip to California! This campground is not too far from youngest DD and the almost-born new baby, so I can visit a lot.
DD thought it would be fun to fly one-way for Christmas and then she and the three darlin's ride along back home. This will be the experience of a lifetime, especially since these are fun-, noise- and movement-loving children... The RV is 39 by 10 feet, albeit with a few slide-outs, and it will have six people in it for two weeks...
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Ste. Anne's Walker WHL's best
BRENDEN Walker of Ste. Anne, a forward with the Saskatoon Blades, recorded nine points in four games, has been named the Western Hockey League player of the week.
Walker, 20, scored four goals and added five assists along with a plus-6 rating in four straight Saskatoon wins. The Blades, fourth in the Eastern Conference, have won eight straight games.
Walker was traded to the Blades last spring after three seasons with the Brandon Wheat Kings. He is fourth in team scoring with 20 goals and 31 assists for 51 points in 55 games.
Cullen, Iwaasa tops in doubles
BRANDON'S Kurtis Cullen and partner Coby Iwaasa of Lethbridge won the men's open doubles title on Sunday at the 39th Keystone Classic Racquetball Tournament at the University of Manitoba's Frank Kennedy Centre.
Tim Landeryou of Saskatoon won the men's pro division title by defeating Iwaasa 11-9, 11-9, 11-9 in the shortened, best-of-five final.
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IN the Winnipeg Women's High School Hockey League, Alyssa Cochrane of the Fort Richmond Centurions and Sydney Parker of the St. Norbert Celtics have been named players of the week.
Cochrane was selected in the CTV Division A after she scored a goal and set up two more in a 4-4 tie with the Vincent Massey Trojans and picked up a goal and an assist in a 4-3 upset of the Kelvin Clippers.
Parker, chosen in the Winnipeg Free Press Division B, scored three goals and added two assists in a 7-0 win over the Lorette Scorpions. The next day, she recorded a goal and two assists in a 3-1 win over the Westwood Warriors.
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A SOUTHPAW is coming north to join the Winnipeg Goldeyes. Pete Gehle, a starter from the Sioux Falls Pheasants, has been signed for the 2013 season after being acquired for future considerations.
Gehle, 25, pitched 104 2/3 innings in 18 starts with Sioux Falls last season, going 6-10 with a 5.50 ERA. Goldeyes manager Rick Forney said he expects Gehle to compete for a spot in the rotation.
Eagles' Onyshko impresses
ISABELA Onyshko of Brandon Eagles Gymnastics Club placed fifth all-around in the junior category at the Women's Elite Canada competition last weekend at Sherwood Park, Alta.
Sydney Alexander of Panthers placed fourth on the floor exercise in the novice category.
Pair of Wesmen deliver
WESMEN basketball players Megan Noonan and Andrew Cunningham have been selected the University of Winnipeg Wesmen Pizza Hotline Players of the Week.
Noonan, a first-year guard, had a great series over the weekend at home against the Alberta Pandas, scoring 27 points, including six-three pointers, in the two games.
Cunningham led the Wesmen men in a weekend sweep over the No. 7-ranked Alberta Golden Bears. In the two games, the fourth-year guard scored 23 points and had dished out 17 assists.
Booth entering running hall
MICHAEL Booth, the four-time winner of the Manitoba Marathon, and athlete builders Jeff Vince and Dreena Duhame will be inducted into the 2013 Manitoba Runners Association Hall of Fame at a banquet March 4 at the Holiday Inn South.
Booth was a four-time all-Canadian with the University of Manitoba Bisons track and cross-country teams and competed the World University championships in Italy in 2004.
Lavoie scores triple
AT the Manitoba Fencing Association's Circuit 3 tournament at the Romeo Dallaire school over the weekend, Andre Lavoie of the Rapier Club was a triple medal winner in sabre, earning gold in the under-17 division, silver in the under-20 and bronze in the senior division.
Lucas Vasas of the Cavalier Fencing Club won gold in the under-20 and senior foil events while Darryl Schustyk of the Phoenix Fencing Club took first in the senior and adult foil.
Michael Solomon of Cavalier won a pair of medals in foil with a gold in the under-17 division and silver in the under-20.
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|Trane U.S., Inc., Kentile Floors, Inc., Jenkins Valves, Inc., Ingersoll-Rand Company, IMO Industries, Inc., General Electric Company, Gardner Denver, Inc., FMC Corporation, Empire-Ace Insulation Mfg. Corp., Air & Liquid Systems Corporation, CBS Corporation, Crane Co., Warren Pumps, LLC, Weinman Pump & Supply Co. and Yarway Corporation
|Edward V. Kirk and Wilma Kirk
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|October 24, 2012
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|Katherine B. Forrest
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|P.I. : Asbestos
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|28:1441 Notice of Removal
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I am concerned that going back to college would require a lot of time wasted doing electives and taking courses that don't get to the 'meat' of the learning
If you really want to get into teh web development side, I'd check out your local community colleges. All your gen ed stuff (english, math courses, history, etc) from your prior degree(s) should still count, so you'd just need to do the core classes for the AS degree you are interested in. You should be able to finish up in 3 or 4 semesters, if that.
I feel your pain. I actually went into, and then out of OO programming. The issue is that while it's a perfect technique for some very specific directions, it's horrible for solving real-world business problems.
You, specifically you, need to look at OO programming much differently. Then you'll find it quite easy to use. It's not actually any different than procedural programming. It's simply a collection of encapsulated procedural mini-programs. That's it. It's exactly the same code, it's just called differently. It's the same function/subroutine, it's just launched/triggered/executed with a different syntax.
The reason it's horrid for most business problems is simply because business problems are solved by figuring out how to sequence individual and often disparate tasks. Whereas OO is designed to solve problems where the same task needs to be solved countless times and the sequence is almost irrelevant.
If you've always tried to use OO for business tasks, then your struggle wasn't with the hammer, it was with how to use the hammer to turn a screw. But if I were to give you a nail, you'd suddenly understand how to use the hammer quite instinctively.
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Page 1 of 5 Newsletter No. 1 –Tuesday 4th February 2014 ____________________________________________________________________ COMING EVENTS February Thursday 6th Waitangi Day Monday 10 th PTA Gala Meeting 5pm Tuesday 14 th BOT Meeting Monday 17 th German Teachers arrive Friday 28 th South Swimming March Wednesday 5 th COPS Swimming Friday 7 th Gala ____________________________________________________________________ WELCOME BACK The students and teachers have started with enthusiasm and energy yesterday enjoying a school whakatau welcome for our new teachers at a full school assembly and acknowledged all of the new students who have started at South School this year. Our new teachers are Ms Virginnia Grice who comes to us from St Peter Chanel School in Hamilton and is teaching in Room 3 with Y7/8's; Mr Andrew Bruce comes to us from Tauranga and is teaching in Room 4 with a Y4/5 class; Ms Roanna Henderson has come from Urenui School and is in Room 14 with Y3/4 students. A very warm welcome to the three of you. Our teacher only day was very beneficial as we developed further our professional expectations and values as well as reviewing a number of aspects of day to day operations. The staff details are as follows: Mr Shawn Gielen - Principal Mrs Gillian Dampney - Deputy Principal Miss Rawinia Te Whare - Senior Teacher R1 Y7/8 Mrs Christie Millin - Teacher R2 Y7/8 Ms Virginnia Grice - Teacher R3 Y7/8 Mr Andrew Bruce - Teacher R4 Y4/5 Ms Ayla Goddard - Teacher R5 Y5/6 Mrs Sarah Bolton - Senior Teacher R6 Y5/6 Miss Miriam Miller - Senior Teacher R7 Y3/4 Mrs Wendy Flintoff - Teacher R12 Y3/4 Ms Roanna Henderson - Teacher R14 Y3/4 Mrs Faith Miller - Teacher R8 Y1/2 Mrs Margaret Miller - Teacher R9 Y1/2 Miss Mary Kenealy - Senior Teacher R10 Y0/1 Mrs Ann Easter - Assistant Principal R11 Y0/1 Mrs Barbara Jones - Teacher (Term 2) R16 Y0/1 Mrs Kath Glover - Reading Recovery Mrs Julie Gordon - Literacy Support Teacher Mr Byron Dixon - Technicraft Teacher Mrs Christine Melville - Technicraft Teacher Mrs Karen Bell - Room 11 Release Teacher Mrs Judy Browne - Resource Manager/Librarian/Enrolments Officer Mrs Julie Burgess - Office Manager Mr Wayne Te Huia - Tutor – Computer Suite Mainstream Teacher Aides: Mrs Sandra Rattray, Mrs Lou Crum, Mrs Andrea Grainger, Mrs Tanya Edwards JUNIOR SPECIAL UNIT (Room 13) (Admin)News1 Page 2 of 5 Miss Tiana Sprangers - Teacher Teacher Aides: Mrs Christine Mitchell, Mrs Angie McPhee, Mrs Sharon Staples, Mrs Melissa Grey, Mrs Annette Cumpstone Mrs Marita Moore - Cleaner Mrs Dayna Keyte - Cleaner Mr Charlie Owens - Caretaker YEAR 8 COUNCILLORS – School Leaders Applications are currently open for Year 8's to be councillors for the current year. All year 8's have received an outline of the roll to take home. Letters of application are due this Friday at 3pm. The successful councillors will be announced mid to late next week. VOLUNTARY SCHOOL DONATION Payment options: - cash or cheque at the school office (NO Eftpos available) - internet payments direct into our bank account (please get account details from the office) - automatic payment into bank account (please get account details from the office). Your support is hugely valued. Donation for the Whole Year: 1 child = $60.00 2 children = $90.00 3 + children = $100.00 PAPER/PORTFOLIO FEE Please pay this to the office at your soonest convenience. This is a vital component in supporting our resource provision this year. $15 per child. TERM DATES FOR 2014 TERM 1 Finishes on Thursday 17th April TERM 2 Monday 5th May to Friday 4th July TERM 3 Monday 21st July to Friday 26th September TERM 4 Monday 13th October to Tuesday 16th December CAR PARK & AFTERNOON PICK UP Walking pace only please. The quick drop off zone has a 1 minute limit. Use parking area if waiting longer than 1 minute or wishing to come into school. Please do not use the driveway into the school. This is for staff/taxis and freight. Please make every attempt to have your child picked up by 3:10pm at the latest. Students can become concerned when pick up is delayed. Please ring ahead to inform the office in the rare event that you will be delayed in picking up your child. SWIMMING Reminder to all parents that it is swimming season and that children are required to bring Togs to school as this is part of our Curriculum. Your child must have a note from a caregiver to excuse them from this activity. Too many people drown in New Zealand each year to ignore swimming instruction opportunities. HEADLICE This is an ongoing problem at this time of year. There will be a full school headlice check in the next few weeks. Simple precautions such as not sharing towels at swimming; not using others' sunhats and keeping hats separate; vigorous brushing daily of the hair; girls wearing their hair tied up, all help to prevent headlice. If discovered please treat immediately to prevent the spread. Reminder that at present the school has lotion for sale below cost price. Please do not be offended if you receive a letter informing you that your child has headlice. JEWELLERY (bangles, necklaces, anklets, rings) are not considered appropriate for school. Ear rings (other than studs) are most unsuitable for school due to danger in play and should not be (Admin)News1 Page 3 of 5 worn. Studs, sleepers & watches only. All other piercings and facial make up, are deemed to be inappropriate for school time. PARENTS COLLECTING CHILDREN DURING SCHOOL TIME Should you require to collect your children early please write a note to the teacher, or if unanticipated contact school by phone. Should there be legal non access restrictions regarding your children please advise school in writing - unless there is a non-access order both parents have equal rights. Picking up children for Special Appointments All children are to be collected from the office or classroom. For safety reasons children will not wait at the gate to be picked up by parents. BUSES All bus children will be picked up from South School between 3pm & 3.20pm. Each bus group will be guided by a senior bus warden. In the mornings all buses will deliver the children to South School as in the past. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairperson: Mrs Sharon Harty Staff Rep: Mrs Wendy Flintoff Committee: Mr Sandy Katipa-Maikuku, Mr David Brown, Mrs Anthea Tata, Mrs Sara Aymes. STATIONERY LISTS Classes will have received their stationery lists. We would appreciate you buying the required stationery as soon as possible. The Junior School has stationary available to purchase. SCHOOL NEWSLETTERS Every Thursday there will be a school newsletter on yellow sponsored paper, given to the oldest member of the family. Please check your child's bag. SCHOOL TIMES School starts each day at 9:00am, interval 10:40 to 11:00am, lunch 12:30 to 1:25pm, end of day (for the children) at 2:55pm. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE If your child is going to be away then please phone the office, or text 0279110819 stating child's name and reason for absence. If you get the answer phone then please leave a suitable message. Unexplained absences are passed onto the Truancy Officer to investigate. It is a Ministry of Education requirement that a reason for absence is recorded on the electronic roll, if no reason is given the absence is classified as unjustified. SCHOOL ARRIVAL 8:30 am. Except for those students on early buses children should arrive at school between 8:30 and 8:50 in the morning. This enables teachers and students to prepare for the day. ROAD CROSSING We have a patrol crossing across Te Kanawa Street (SH 31). This means that we can stop traffic for 20 minutes morning and afternoon opposite the Glendon Place walkway. Please encourage your child to use this crossing. WALKING TO SCHOOL Children should use the footpath and patrolled crossings. All classes will be going over basic safety rules - buses, bikes, pedestrians. You can help by following up basic safety rules. BIKING TO SCHOOL Cycle helmets are compulsory. We strongly advise students using scooters to wear helmets also. Do not let your child bike to school unless they put their helmets on in an approved manner. Children generally do not have sufficient road knowledge skills to ride to school until they are eight years old. For your child's safety we recommend they do not bike to school until they are 8 years old. (Admin)News1 Page 4 of 5 SCHOOL LUNCHES If your child has healthy food and drink everyday it's good for their attention, behaviour and sets them up for learning. We encourage students to have healthy lunches consisting of sandwiches, fruit, veges and low sugar content snacks. Lollies, fizzy drinks and large packets of chips etc are not seen as nutritional snack options. Get your child off to a good start with breakfast every morning. We have a breakfast option running most mornings a week starting at 8:30am where free weetbix and milk are on offer for those students who require it. Subway lunch is available each Friday. Orders are taken on Thursday morning. Order envelopes are available at the office, this shows the choice and cost. Very few children go home for lunch. We keep a list of these children. There is no problem if it is regular. If your child only goes home occasionally please provide a note. We do not want children strolling around town during the lunch hour. SCHOOL CLOTHING T-shirts are available @ $32 each. Polar fleece tops are also available at $44 each for sizes 6 - 14. Please order at the office. Hats are also available. These items can be viewed at the office. All clothing should be named so that we can return lost property promptly. SUNHATS/SUNBURN Reminder to all that in summer we have a No Hat No Play Policy. All children must wear a hat outside. All classrooms have their own supply of sunscreen, which children can apply before going outside. DENTAL THERAPISTS If you wish to attend a family dental appointment with your child/ren please phone 021487914 to make an appointment. Alternatively you can phone 08008255833 (0800 TALK TEETH) and ask for Mobile Dental Unit 10 in your area. SPORTS GEAR – trial Students are able to bring their own clearly named sports gear to school if they wish. We provide a wide range of equipment for break time and class lesson usage. We would like to have this option available for students and stress that is at their own risk and they must take full responsibility for storing and caring for the equipment. Please ensure gear is named and that you as the parent are aware of equipment your child may be bringing to school. Unnamed gear will be taken by the teacher and returned to the child at the end of the day. BOOKCLUB Offer 1 brochures have been issued this week. Orders need to be at the office by Thursday 13th February. If paying by cheque please make payable to 'Otorohanga South School'. If purchasing as a gift for your child then put your name and contact number on the form and we will contact you directly when the items arrive. PTA GALA MEETING Monday 10th February @ 5pm in the staffroom. Any assistance is very welcome. MAD COW DRUMS – Drum Tuition Mad Cow Drums are pleased to make the following offering to students of Otorohanga South School who want to learn to play drums in 2014! Lessons will be on Monday afternoon from 3.00pm to 5.00pm. The cost per student is $11.25 + GST/week. The lesson dates will run in conjunction with the school term. Please feel free contact Glenn on 07 871-4738 or 021 2020269 to confirm a spot and get more details. We will be offering a drum kit hire service this year. If this is of interest please do email us at email@example.com. Please note there is no requirement for a drum kit to begin these lessons. If a student misses a lesson (Admin)News1 Page 5 of 5 there will be no refunds on that lesson as the fee covers his or her placement for the term. TENNIS COACHING for ages 5-18yrs With: Quentin Wallace from Waipa Tennis Academy Starts: Thursday 20th February for 7 weeks. 3pm to 6:00pm Cost: $55 for 1/2hr session for 7 weeks $75 for ¾ hr session for 7 weeks $110 for 1 hour session for 7 weeks Venue: Otorohanga Tennis Club on Rangipare St, OTOROHANGA CONTACT: Jo Butcher on (07) 8736077 or (027)5008800 to enrol your child/children OTOROHANGA JUNIOR CRICKET All boys and girls from year 5 to 8 welcome to play hard ball Saturday morning games. Year 3 and 4 children can play local soft ball cricket if we have enough numbers and helpers. Hard ball competition games start Saturday 15th February. Any queries phone Lorraine 8732847 NORTH KING COUNTRY JUNIOR FOOTBALL Did you know that you don't need any experience of football or coaching to be a helper for the 6/7th grades this year? Did you know that NKCJF are trialling affiliation with New Zealand Football this year to offer more for our junior footballers? Did you also know that the 6/7th graders, thanks to THE LINES COMPANY … every child will receive a ball on Saturday mornings to ensure they have at least 500 touches on the ball during drill and practice sessions? Come along to the junior grades 6/7 affiliation information and coaching evening to find out more on Thursday 6th March (venue tbc) – everyone welcome. Free Coach the Coaches workshops facilitated by Waikato Bay of Plenty Football will also be held in Otorohanga throughout March (venue TBC). AGM 29th February at Waitomo Golf Club. Any queries regarding our exciting changes to the football/soccer season please email email@example.com THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Knowledge of what is possible is the beginning of happiness. (Admin)News1
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