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BOKU, a specialist in online mobile payments, has secured $35 Million in funding. Investors include New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Telefónica Digital, the growth arm of the global telecoms leader, as well as previous investors. Additional participants in the round include Andreessen Horowitz, Benchmark Capital, DAG Ventures, Index Ventures and Khosla Ventures. The funding will be used to expand the team, broaden infrastructure and continue BOKU's global expansion that started in 2009.
"Payments is an industry that requires scale, and in the three years since BOKU launched we've grown rapidly to partner with more than 250 mobile network operators, processing transactions in 67 countries around the world," said Mark Britto, CEO of BOKU, Inc. "We see this investment as a clear vote of confidence from our new partners at NEA and Telefónica. They recognize that we've established a mobile billing system that offers bank grade technology on a global scale; this strategic investment will help us expand our business as well as facilitate the growth of our new BOKU Accounts platform."
"Payments are going mobile and we want to be at the forefront of this trend," said Matthew Key, Chairman & CEO, Telefónica Digital. "BOKU has quickly established itself as a true innovator in the mobile commerce space and this investment gives us access to their tools, infrastructure and know how, ideally complementing our own mobile payments expertise. In addition to the investment we are also embarking on a global partnership with BOKU to enhance our operator billing capabilities and the overall payment experience through our future mobile wallet services."
Tracy Isacke who runs the Venture Capital arm of Telefónica Digital and is based in Silicon Valley led the investment in BOKU.
"BOKU has built a phenomenal business around online mobile payments," said Ravi Viswanathan, PhD, General Partner at NEA. "The next step is bringing mobile payments offline, and that's what BOKU Accounts accomplishes. It works on all mobile operating systems across all hardware types, and applies for all subscribers. We look forward to partnering with BOKU as they take their offering to a whole new level."
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Date of birth: 15.09.1972
Place of birth: Lae, Papua New Guinea
Nationality: German
Education and Training
|Since April 2012
Researcher at Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary
|July 2011
Award of PhD title in Anthropology at The Australian National University, Canberra. Title: Culture Change and Exchange – Syncretism and Anti-Syncretism in Bena, Eastern Highlands, Papua New Guinea
|March 2003-July 2011
PhD student at the Research School of Asian and Pacific Studies, Department of Anthropology, The Australian National University, Canberra
|May 2001
Magister Artium (MA) in Anthropology at the Freie Universität Berlin (1,0). Title: Über den weiblichen Status von Frauen im Hochland von Papua Neuguinea
MA-studies in Anthropology and Media and Communications Studies at the Freie Universität Berlin
High School Degree (Abitur) at Gymnasium Albertinum, Coburg
Student at Gymnasium Albertinum, Coburg
Grundschule am Heimatring, Coburg
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Freelance at the State Museums Berlin
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Culture and Education
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Agent in culture managment with Kulturprojekte GmbH and x:ibit GmbH Berlin
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Practical in the Media Department of the Ethnologisches Museum Berlin
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Employee at the HUK-Coburg Insurance
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Lecturer for the Academy of the State Museums Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum
Lecturer for the Academy of the State Museums Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum
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One week workshop: Visual anthropology for students of the Albert-Schweitzer-Schule, Berlin (cooperation with the Ethnologisches Museum, Berlin)
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Meet the Big Dogs10. DLA Piper9. EnvisionRxOptions8. Boise Cascade7. Kum & Go6. American Tire Distributors5. Westcon Group4. Dot Foods3. Coty2. ABC Supply1. CDW
If it's true, to paraphrase from the movie The Social Network, that a billion dollars is cool, then all of these companies are beyond cool. Here are the companies on the Inc. 5000 list that generated the most revenue in 2012. It's quite a feat, especially considering that these giants have managed to continue growing as well.
CEO: Anthony Angel
Rank: #2,522
Three-Year Growth: 140.6 percent
2012 Revenue: $2.4 billion
Headquartered in Chicago, DLA Piper is a global business law firm with more than 4,200 lawyers operating in more than 30 countries worldwide. Ranked #1 in overall deal volume for mergers and acquisitions in 2012, DLA Piper handled 350 M&A transactions last year valued at approximately $55 billion--including major deals by Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline.
CEO: Kevin Nagle
Rank: #1,397
Three-Year Growth: 287.9 percent
2012 Revenue: $2.7 billion
Founded in 2001 in Twinsburg, Ohio, EnvisionRxOptions provides customers with pharmacy benefit management services such as home delivery, pharmacy claims processing, and consultations. "We came into the industry as a disruptor," says Kevin Nagle, CEO of EnvisionRxOptions. "It was difficult at first but we stuck to our commitments and have seen the results in our growth."
CEO: Thomas Carlile
Rank: #4,802
Three-Year Growth: 40.8 percent
2012 Revenue: $2.8 billion
Boise Cascade is a leading manufacturer and distributor of wood products such as plywood and lumber. Founded in 2004, the Boise, Idaho-based company went public in February.
CEO: Kyle Krause
Rank: #4,051
Three-Year Growth: 65.4 percent
2012 Revenue: $2.8 billion
This West Des Moines, Iowa-based chain of convenience stores was founded in 1959 and today is the fifth largest privately-held, company-operated chain of its kind. Kum & Go has more than 420 convenience stores in 11 states and employs more than 4,600 people. CEO Kyle Krause is the son of company co-founder William A. Krause.
CEO: William Berry
Rank: #4,245
Three-Year Growth: 59.1 percent
2012 Revenue: $3.5 billion
As the leading tire distributor in the United States, American Tire Distributors provides automobile tires to dealers and retailers. Founded in 1935, the Huntersville, North Carolina-based company has more than 100 distribution centers and 800 delivery vehicles operating across the U.S. and Canada.
CEO: Dean Douglas
Rank: #4,716
Three-Year Growth: 44.1 percent
2012 Revenue: $3.8 billion
Founded in 1985, Westcon Group distributes technology products from companies such as Cisco that are primarily related to networking, security, and datacenters. "With each of the companies that we represent we are either the number one or number two distributor globally of their products," says Dean Douglas, CEO of the Tarrytown, New York-based company. "This creates a very strong relationship between the two companies and allows us to be very skilled and savvy when we bring their products to market."
CEO: John Tracy
Rank: #4,997
Three-Year Growth: 34.4 percent
2012 Revenue: $4.5 billion
Family owned and operated, Dot Foods specializes in food redistribution--consolidating products from food manufacturers and reselling them in manageable quantities to grocery stores and the like throughout all 50 states. "We are a master distributor that focuses on solving supply chain problems in order to make all types of products more affordable and accessible," says John Tracy, CEO of Dot Foods. The Mt. Sterling, Illinois-based company was started out of the Tracy family station wagon and has since grown to a fleet of more than 800 trucks.
CEO: Michele Scannavini
Rank: #4,936
Three-Year Growth: 36.5 percent
2012 Revenue: $4.6 billion
Coty was founded in Paris in 1904 by Francois Coty, a visionary in the perfume industry. Now based in New York City, the company has expanded its portfolio to include a wide range of perfume, cosmetic, and skin care products. The company went public in June.
CEO: David Luck
Rank: #3,853
Three-Year Growth: 73.4 percent
2012 Revenue: $4.7 billion
ABC Supply was founded in Beloit, Wisconsin in 1982 and has since grown into the largest wholesale distributor of roofing supplies in the United States and one of the nation's largest distributors of windows, siding, and other exterior building products. ABC Supply's founder, the late billionaire Ken Hendricks, was honored as Inc.'s Entrepreneur of the Year in 2006. Read his inspiring story here.
CEO: Thomas Richards
Rank: #4,788
Three-Year Growth: 41.4 percent
2012 Revenue: $10.1 billion
Founded in 1984, CDW is a computer hardware retailer that also provides related IT services to the business, healthcare, education, and government industries. Founder Michael Krasny was inspired to start the business after getting a huge response to a $3 classified ad he placed in a newspaper to sell his used IBM computer. The Vernon Hills, Illinois-based company went public in June.


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Joseph Randolph "Randy" Reichler, retired Affairs Officer at
Those who knew him and loved him said it is a great loss to the community, particularly for veterans and military widows.
"It was a terrible shock to the veteran community," said John Cooney, adjutant for the Purple Heart. "He was so active in veteran community; he will be hard to replace. He was loved dearly by all the veterans."
Reichler was the "go to" man for anything concerning veterans and veterans' benefits not only in
"He was more knowledgeable than anyone in the state on veterans and retirees affairs and he used that knowledge to help anyone he could," Blair said. "He was always there for anybody who needed help night and day, weekends and holidays, it didn't matter. Veterans and retirees have lost a real friend."
Reichler's care and concern extended to military widows, said Martha Jacob, liaison for the Military Widows Association and
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Joe Houle, retired Marine and director of operations for the Museum of the Marines, and Jean Cole, retired relocation specialist, worked with Reichler at
Houle has known Reichler for about 20 years, on active duty and in retirement. "The community loss one heck of a service member and supporter of all people," Houle said. "There was no one in this community that Randy met that he disliked or wouldn't help. He loved everybody."
Cole worked across the hall from Reichler from 1999 to 2011 where each day she could hear Reichler interacting with those who came for his help. There was always a line of people from all over waiting to see him. Reichler knew everybody, had so many contacts and a phenomenal way of getting the job done, Cole said.
"So many people know their job; Randy lived his job," Cole said. "He was true to his word. He followed through. If he said he was going to help you, he helped you. He was a great leader."
Reichler was not limited by the main gate, Cole said.
"He worked the community no matter where it took the community," Cole said. "He worked with so many groups in town, the DAV, Purple Heart, Military Widows. He really cared about people."
Reichler was from
"It was not a job; it was a calling," said his widow, Mary Alice Gomez.
Reichler was proud to say that he and Gomez were married 35 years. They had one daughter Ita-Marie Sublett of
Reichler often went by the school to have lunch with his grandson and taught him sports, Gomez said.
Reichler will be buried at the
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (April 27, 2014) – As numerous alumni, family and friends of Rutgers men's soccer gathered for the alumni game on Saturday, the program recognized former head coach Bob Reasso for his success "On The Banks".
"Before I even came here as the head coach, I knew about Rutgers soccer and all the great players that have come through the doors here. That's a testament to what Coach Reasso has done over the many, many years he was here," said head coach Dan Donigan.
Reasso spent 29 seasons as head coach at Rutgers and finished his career with an overall record of 351-183-71. During his tenure he led RU to 13 NCAA Tournament appearances, three Final Fours and six league titles and coached 15 All Americans.
"Rutgers soccer is well known across the country as one of the nation's best, elite men's soccer programs and we're here to try to continue that tradition for you (alumni)," added Donigan. "We want to make you proud to keep the quality on and off the field for you guys, because you have laid the foundation."
The Rutgers men's soccer team begins its first season in the Big Ten this fall. While the full schedule will be announced at a future date, it will include conference contests with national runner-up Maryland, Big Ten Tournament champions Indiana, as well as NCAA Tournament participants Michigan, Michigan State, Northwestern and Penn State.
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Earlier this year, the ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement department received a tip that a New York City woman was living with a large number of dogs. When Agents arrived at the woman's home, they found more than 50 Dachshund adults and puppies.
It was clear the owner needed help, and that the ASPCA's pioneering Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program was best suited to assist.
A team of five professionals that includes a social worker and case worker, CIA aims to stop cruelty before it starts. A large part of the team's work is intervening in hoarding situations to assist both the animals and the people involved. CIA's groundbreaking, holistic approach to these complex and sensitive cases both improves the welfare of animals affected and helps prevent hoarders from acquiring more animals.
Participation as a CIA client is voluntary, so it's essential that the team ensure clients feel comfortable asking for assistance. In this case, says CIA Director Allison Cardona, "the owner had reached a point where she was very overwhelmed by continuous litters and wanted help—initially just for spay/neuter—but as we engaged with her and established a relationship, she admitted to being overwhelmed by the number and expressed interest in giving some of the dogs up for adoption."
The client agreed to initially surrender 21 dogs. "Despite her desire to reduce the population, it's still very hard for her to part with the animals, and it's a slow process," Cardona notes.
All 55 dogs received spay/neuter services, wellness checks, vaccinations and other veterinary care as needed from an ASPCA Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic, the ASPCA Animal Hospital and our partner veterinarians. Some of the adult dogs will receive ongoing behavioral treatment from ASPCA behaviorists. Fourteen of the Doxies surrendered were puppies who headed to the ASPCA Adoption Center to start their new lives. There, they were spayed and neutered, received treatment for infection, and soaked up lots of socialization. Soon after they became available for adoption, of course, the puppies were quickly snapped up by qualified families.
In the coming weeks, the very grateful owner will surrender another wave of dogs, and the CIA program will continue to work with her to ensure the welfare of her animals.
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Stay tuned to the ASPCA blog for more information on this case, including photos of the puppies in their new homes. For now, we hope you enjoy these happy adoption pictures of some of the rescued puppies starting their new lives. We sure did!
To learn more about the complex issue of hoarding, please visit our Hoarding FAQ. To see more adorable adoption photos, check out our special Facebook gallery.
Thank you,thank you for rescuing these sute dogs. So many hoarding situations turn out badly. I am grateful that ASPCA has established the Cruelty Intervention ADvocacy so that the person doing the hoarding can get help as well as the animals being hoarded.
I have 2 Dachsy rescues. Would Love another but your website shows many have already been adopted. I'm from Suffolk Cty and its a long drive would like to know or see what you've got left before I make the trip in.
I also have adopted a wonderful dauchund from an animal shelter here in Las Vegas. My "Lucky Boy" is such a precious adsdition to my household and he is a very sweet and funny dog.
I am so thankful for people like these who adopted these precious little ones. I have a Doxie and love her. She gave me 2 beautiful litters and I was able to find loving homes for all the pups. Mostly family, especially my 2 daughters and their children. Keep up the good work.
Awesome story and thanks for sharing the photos! You could just see the love that both parties were about to share!!
Really impressed with your work with hoarding. More great reasons to continue my support of your organization!
What a Heartwarming story! Thanks to the CIA interventionists and the adoptive new parents! May God Bless the hoarder and may she continue to love animals enough to seek further help when needed. All animals are precious gifts! May we all continue to show Love and Compassion for our four legged friends!
This is a great story, but there are people & rescues all over the country trying to save every dog, cat, horse, donkey, ferret, etc....from homelessness and/or death. Whatever type of animal you want to adopt, please just check out your local shelters/rescues!! I know a woman from a local rescue who drove to Missouri twice to rescue dogs from puppy mills. They then had the vet visits, socialization training, spay/neuter & adoptions. Instead of getting hostile towards the Doxie lady, who probably rescued the first dogs from some kid "giving away" dogs on the street & then got overwhelmed, people should continue mobilizing against puppy mills large & small (all for profits) and to keep on people to spay/neuter their pets----because obviously there are a lot of people who still don't get it----over 4 million pets put to death every year because their aren't enough good homes. In many cities, there also needs to be many more AFFORDABLE spay/neuter sites. A lot of the vets around me charge $400-----that is very expensive, and I don't live in a high end part of town.
It makes my heart swell to see the happiness in these pictures. Great job ASPCA......
thankful that all or most of those doxies got loving home they are wonderfull little dogs i have a mini name max thank you aspca


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01 Magnetic Eyes (Instrumental)
02 Don't Fall Apart On Me (feat. Antoinette)
03 Super Lady
04 Wrong Space, Wrong Time
05 Sometime Lover
06 Phase Shift (Instrumental)
07 K-Shell
08 Hear My Heart
09 On The Corner
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The album Magnetic Eyes, was composed, performed, and recorded by Jeff Phelps in 1985, on a Tascam Portastudio 244 in one of the bedrooms in his house at the time. Late in the project, Jeff Phelps met a teenage singer named Antoinette Marie Pugh who had a voice so amazing, he wrote two songs specifically for her to be included on the album. Antoinette could so naturally and effortlessly bring life to the musical ideas and chord structures and come up with flawless and imaginative background harmonies. She sounded phenomenal without any type of effects, corrections, or enhancements to her voice.
"Working with her, I began to believe I was some kind of musical genius - later in life I realized that I was much closer to actually being a genius only when she was doing the singing." (Jeff Phelps)
The original efforts at marketing the album back in the 80ies were certainly enthusiastic, but suffered from a lack of actual knowledge of the music business. In time, the musicians all just kind of "moved on" with their lives like so many creative types that didn't understand the business side of music during the '80s. Several hundred copies, maybe close to 1,000 albums were sold locally.
Three house moves and 20+ years later, Magnetic Eyes had reached a cult status among record collectors worldwide and the recordings were surfacing on internet sites in different parts of the world, referencing the album and actually posting song snippets, but Jeff Phelps still had the same home number and was a member at Facebook, so it was pretty easy to find him.
Since the original master tapes were lost and the only remaining tape copy was a version with reverb that was added many years later in an attempt to improve the original master recordings, Tomlab decided to master the present version straight from the original vinyl cut with state-of-the-art remastering techniques applied.
Magnetic Eyes is a masterpiece that has not gathered any dust during all these years. More than 25 years later it's sounding fresh and soulful and still finding new fans in music circuits.
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Maldivian Heavy Metal band NOTHNEGAL is pleased to announce the January 20th, 2012 release of their brand new album, Decadence through Season of Mist. The album is set to release in major international markets. The album is mixed by Greg Reely who have worked with well known artists like Coldplay, Sarah Mclachlan, Fear Factory, Machine Head. Decadence marks the first official full-length release from NOTHNEGAL.
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The Burlington City Council decided Tuesday to have staff review the city's discretionary authority in determining where sewage byproducts are spread, and immediately stop spreading the treated waste byproducts on fields near schools during school days.
The decision, made at the end of a long meeting Tuesday night, was greeted with cheers from the dozen people who attended the meeting to speak in opposition of the city's decades-old practice.
The practice of applying treated waste byproducts to farmers' fields is sanctioned and regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the state of North Carolina, as an alternative fertilizer. Annually, Burlington has contracted with Synagro to spread 24 million gallons over about 4,000 total acres, or about 114 individual fields, across six counties.
However, since 2009, a group of concerned individuals has questioned the safety of the practice around children, claiming the elementary students were being exposed to viruses, bacteria, toxic metals and chemicals.
For the past several meetings, Burlington residents and parents whose children attend Sylvan, B. Everett Jordan and Pleasant Grove elementary schools have taken advantage of the meetings' public comment periods to protest the spreading of the treated waste byproducts on fields near the schools.
The group showed up en masse Tuesday, and included concerned parents, former teachers and people who live in close proximity to the fields.
Alec French, of Gibsonville, is a retired Alamance-Burlington School System teacher, who taught at Syvlan Elementary for the last 17 years of his career. He said he experienced the unpleasant smell firsthand, and students have no choice but to be exposed to it since they have to go to different buildings to attend classes.
"Sylvan does have the highest absentee rate in the system," he added, echoing another person who'd spoken out about spreading treated waste byproducts.
Myra Dotson, who lives in a rural part of Orange County outside Chapel Hill, said, "I don't live too far away from a field that's being sprayed with Burlington sludge." She said, "I have lived around toxic sewage sludge since the mid-80's," and claimed she's experienced chronic sinusitis, dermal MRSA infections and bronchitis.
Dotson attended the meeting representing the Sewage Sludge Action Network and asked City Council to stop spreading within a 1.5-mile radius of schools.
"I'm here tonight just to ask for some common sense," said Becky Mock of Burlington. "You guys have the power, so please use it and make the right choice."
Mock was referencing a point made in multiple similar discussions by Mike Holland, who heads up the Center for Environmental Research in Saxapahaw. Holland had continually mentioned a section in the city's contract with Synagro that allows Burlington to make a list of which fields can and cannot be sprayed.
Councilman Bob Ward said he'd reviewed the contract and agreed with Holland. "It gives the city the discretional authority … to ask the contractor not to spray (in certain areas)," said Ward. "I do think it's a reasonable request."
Ward asked that city staff make a recommendation to the city council on how to exercise that discretion, and Councilman Jim Butler requested that Interim City Attorney Charles Bateman give his legal opinion.
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30 Under 30 2011: Where Are They Now?
Ooshma Garg, Anapata, 2010Naveen Selvadurai, Foursquare, 2010Jennifer Hyman and Jenny Fleiss, Rent the Runway, 2010Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyck, Airbnb, 2010Adam Rich and Ben Lerer, Thrillist, 2009Lauren Bush and Ellen Gustafson, FEED Project, 2010Jack Abraham, Milo, 2010Tim O'Shaughnessy and Eddie Frederick, LivingSocial, 2010Will Pearson and Mangesh Hattikudur, Mental Floss, 2007John Goscha, Jeff Avallon, Morgan Newman, IdeaPaint, 2009Ben Kaufman, Mophie, 2007
Garg has already moved on from her first start-up. She landed on our list last year for her innovative company Anapata, an employer-student match service, but she recently sold it for an undisclosed amount. She has now launched another Palo Alto-based company called Gobble, which matches hungry people with local chefs cooking homemade meals (think fast food meets Fresh Direct). She recently secured $1.2 million in seed funding for the new venture from investors, including Greylock Discovery Fund, Keith Rabois, and SV Angel. Read more.
Co-founders Naveen Selvadurai and Dennis Crowley are still manning the expansion of their wildly popular geo-social site and app, Foursquare. Selvaduari recently attended the Webby Awards in New York City, at which Foursquare took the award for Best Mobile Social Networking. Now boasting 8 million users (up from 2 million in 2010), the company has its sights on local advertising markets—a virtually untapped market. "I think we're in a position to do something revolutionary for local advertising," Crowley recently told Reuters. According to the company's website, Foursquare currently employs 60 people between its New York and San Francisco offices. Read more.
Rent the Runway, a haute fashion-rental website, made the 2010 list and has since hit the big time. After successfully expanding its dress rentals to include wedding apparel (for brides, bridesmaids, engagement parties, the works) in January, the company announced in May that it had received $15 million in second-round funding from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. Reuters reported the company is likely to triple its 2010 revenue (which was $20 million). The company boasts a million members, up from 750,000 last year. Read more.
In February, Airbnb, a company that connects people to unique rooms and rental spaces worldwide, hit a milestone: More than one million nights booked. The company, which has listings in 170 countries, has nearly doubled in size since landing on the 30 Under 30 list last year, and it won the South By Southwest Interactive Awards for Mobile in March. "We haven't gotten so big that we can't high five everyone in the morning," Gebbia told Inc.com recently. In May, actor-turned-businessman Ashton Kutcher invested in the company and join as a strategic adviser. But here's what has really launched the company into tech stardom: In June, it reportedly received $100 million in funding, which helps place it at a staggering $1 billion valuation. Read more.
Founded in 2005, Thrillist, a website that features activities and deals for men, recently celebrated its expansion into its 20th city. The company continues to push its presence in local markets with its new Thrillist Rewards program, which offers highly curated and local deals to members. Rich recently told the New York Times that Thrillist is on track to make $40 million this year, half of that revenue coming from the brand's new online shopping sale site JackThreads. Read more.
Though Gustafson left to start another not-for-profit called 30 Project, Bush has continued to push the FEED Project's strong social mission to end child hunger through sales of its signature designer bags (56 million meals as of last year). Late last summer, FEED partnered with Lord & Taylor to sell an Ikat version of the bag—all of which are made by female artisans in Guatemala. This summer, the company teamed up with a New York City bakery, The Little Cupcake Bakeshop, to sell a whole range of FEED accessories, including logo-decorated cupcakes. The company has quite a list of partnerships coming this year, with big names including Clarins, American Eagle, and Pottery Barn. Read more.
This San Francisco-based Internet company, which tracks the product information of 50,000 brick-and-mortar stores, has gone from a noteworthy start-up to full fledged internet force. In early December, mega-online retailer eBay acquired Milo for a whopping $75 million—just in time for the holiday shopping season. And this was more than just your textbook acquisition. The move was widely seen as the first major steps to merging online and offline shopping, or "commerce 3.0." Abraham is currently spearheading Local at eBay, while continuing to develop the brand's offline reach. Read more.
The guys behind the daily discount site have been quite busy since landing on the list last year. The big news: In October, LivingSocial acquired another 30 Under 30 company, Urban Escapes, a site that organizes outdoor adventures in four major cities. In early June, the company also acquired a majority stake in French daily deal site Dealissime, while also announcing its latest expansion to the Dutch cities of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague. With all this growth, it's hard to ignore the industry buzz that LivingSocial, which now boasts 10 million users worldwide, could soon catch up to its biggest competitor, Groupon. Read more.
Making the list back in 2007, Will Pearson and crew have continued to grow trivia brand Mental Floss at a steady rate. The company announced a new editor in chief for its magazine (circulation 100,000) and website, which boasts 13 million page views a month. The brand also continues to add to its publishing empire of more than a dozen books, including the latest trivia brain-teaser The Mental Floss History of the United States (Harper, 2010). Read more.
The trio that founded IdeaPaint, a company that makes paint that can turn surfaces into dry-erase boards, has been busy since landing on the list two years ago. Though it was launched in 2002, the company saw an explosion of growth and exposure in 2010: It launched a home line with national retailer Lowe's Home Improvement, was featured on two episodes of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and Newman appeared in a British Airways ad campaign. Read more.
Kaufman founded Mophie, a company that designs and sells Apple accessories, in 2005, and landed on our list in 2007. Since then, Kaufman has sold Mophie, and launched another company: Quirky.com. The site is a virtual community of inventors, who essentially help each other make ideas into reality. As if the now 24-year-old doesn't have enough to do, Kaufman has also recently signed on to star in a Sundance channel reality show aptly-named Quirky, which will shadow the energetic entrepreneur in his everyday life. Read more.


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It's too bad that so many people are only familiar with Middle Eastern pastries that aren't so well made. If you sample them far from where they originate, often they're made with old or stale nuts, they've sat around too long in plastic packages, or the cheeses aren't exactly fresh. While it's true that some of them can be a bit sticky-sweet for Western tastes, but when they're made correctly, they're just as lovely to look at as they are to eat.
At Al Bohsali in Beirut, all the pastries are made on the premises. As you get ready to sip your coffee, you can gaze at all the lovely pastries resting in a shiny glaze, presented in wide stainless-steel trays on the counter. Then make yourself a little plate to try a few, which I was happy to do.


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Over the past seven years, we have seen God move in the life of this church and its people. Marriages restored, families healed, and lives forever changed. Every year has been our Banner Year. One after the next. So we mark this ground and remember where we have been. We celebrate all God has done. We thank Him for His faithfulness. And we prepare for the next chapter, advancing forward with eager expectation that God has even more in store.
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Everyone likes winning. It's how we're wired. No one really enjoys the Ômoral victory' that comes with a loss. But many of us have a misunderstanding of what it means to really win. What does victory look like in our daily lives? And is winning even the point? In the first part of our series Banner Years, Pastor Steven gives a new perspective on victory by teaching us where it must begin.
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As Christians, we can easily misinterpret our obedience to God. Often times we see our obedience as a favor we're doing for God or as collateral when we go to Him bargaining for blessings. But God's favor doesn't work that way. We can't predict the time and place of His provision in our lives. Or that it will even look the way we thought it would. But in part two of our Banner Years series, Pastor Steven teaches us a new perspective on obedience, and what God wants do in our lives, if only we can make room for Him.
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No matter who you are or where you're from, we have at least one thing in common: we were born naked and we will die empty handed. That's a harsh truth for many of us to swallow. Especially when we begin to accumulate successes or wealth or accolades. It becomes much harder for us to recognize God in the equation of our accomplishments during a banner year. And we start keeping score of the wrong game. We lose perspective on what really belongs to us. In part five of our Banner Years series, Pastor Steven teaches us that no matter how well we succeed or how great we become, it's all meaningless without the right perspective on our priorities and purpose.
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Every week in churches around the world, the message of God's love is preached as people hear of a hope for this life found only in Christ. That is the mission. That is why we are here. But what happens when God's truths intersects real life? How well does our faith in Christ hold up in the face of real tragedy?
For part six of our Banner Years series, we heard the powerful testimony of the Laymon family. Their story of unshakeable faith in the midst of pain and loss inspired our church and reminded us all of the real reason the Church exists.
Kidney Stones
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The tragic events that took place in December 2012 in Newtown, CT, shook our collective consciousness and broke the hearts of our nation. We live in a dark, sinful world. But in the face of evil, we know God's promises and Jesus' commands. We may never fully understand why things like this happen, but we do know what our response should be. In the final installment of our Banner Years series, before our church celebrated the power of Christ in our lives through worship, baptisms, and giving to the expansion of God's work through our church, Pastor Steven gave us a strong reminder of the Church's role in the face of great tragedy.


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Named after a famous traditional Irish tune, The Rolling Wave is a sharp ear and a close eye on the world of traditional and folk music in Ireland.
Congratulations to the two winners of the Rolling Wave January quiz: Michael Cronin of Ballincollig and Dan Buckley of Loughlinstown. There was a very good response and these winners were judged to be the best two of the many entries we received – but it was a close run thing! The prizes are copies of the new CD Didn't She Dance and Dance by Paudie O'Connor and Aoife Ní Chaoimh.
For the new quiz, the singing group Lynched have given two copies of their new CD Cold Old Fire. One of the songs on it is Daffodil Mulligan – her mother was of course Biddy Mulligan and we want to know where was Biddy Mulligan from?
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Office of Student ResearchRadiobiology & RadiotherapyPathology | Laboratory Medicine: Molecular Diagnostics
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Mouse models of cancer; DNA damage; Telomere biology more...
- BS, Yale University, 1988
- Ph.D., Rockefeller University, 1996
- M.D., Cornell University Medical College, 1997
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- Chang S. 2013. Cancer chromosomes going to POT1. Nat Genet. 45(5):473-475.
- Gu P, Deng W, Lei M, and Chang S. 2013. Single strand binding proteins 1 and 2 protect newly replicated telomeres. Cell Research 23(5):705-719. See accompanying review "Mouse models uncap novel roles of SSBs" Bain AL, Shi W, Khanna KK. 2013 Cell Res. 2013 Jun;23(6):744-5.
- Chang S. 2012. Chromosome ends teach unexpected lessons on DNA damage signalling. EMBO J. 31:3380-3381.


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Five reasons to choose UON
When you choose to study at the University of Newcastle, you choose a world-class university recognised for excellence in teaching and research. Our degrees will prepare you for the real-world and are designed to expose you to new ideas, new ways of thinking and equip you with the knowledge and skills to be successful in a competitive global market.
1. Newcastle uni ranked in the top 3% in the world
The University of Newcastle is ranked in the top 3% of universities in the world, according to two global independent ranking systems1.
This means out of more than 9,000 universities in the world we are in the top 300.
The statistics say it all, we are:
- Ranked in the top 300 universities in the world according to two independent ranking systems1.
- Ranked in the top 50 universities in the world under 50 years of age2.
- Ranked as a five star university for research1.
- Equal seventh in Australia for research that is 'above world standard'3.
- Ranked in Australia's top 10 universities for research funding.
- Rated at or above world standard for more than 90 per cent of our research3.
- Home to experts who are in the top one per cent in the world for their field such as breast cancer researcher, Professor John Forbes.
Many of our degrees are recognised as among the best in the world, we are:
- The only university in Australia to achieve a top rating for social work research3.
- One of only two universities in the country to achieve a top rating in applied mathematics, biochemistry and cell biology, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering research3.
- Ranked in the top 100 universities in the world for civil and structural engineering and geography1.
- Ranked in the top 150 universities in the world for education, English language and literature1.
- Ranked in the top 200 universities in the world for medicine1.
Our graduates are successful, career ready and in demand: two thirds (67 per cent) find a full-time job within four months of completing their bachelor degree4, testament that a degree from the University of Newcastle is highly valued in both national and international job markets.
As well as finding great jobs quickly, our graduates earn a median starting salary that is $2,500 higher than the national average4.
- Our highest earning first year bachelor degree graduates are engineers, with salaries as high as $65,000 per annum4.
- Graduates of Physical Sciences earn 20 per cent more than those from other Australian universities4.
At the University of Newcastle, the majority of our degrees are designed to give you the real-world experience you need to hit the ground running when you graduate.
More than 90 per cent of our undergraduate degrees include the opportunity to participate in work-integrated learning:
- Our Joint Medical Program is recognised internationally for teaching methods that focus on patient scenarios and our graduates are sought after in hospitals throughout rural, regional and metropolitan Australia.
- Our Podiatry clinic at Wyong Hospital allows students to learn in a supervised environment and provide podiatry services to members of the community.
- Most of our health degrees include clinical experience in public hospitals across New South Wales.
- In the competitive area of law, our graduates are recognised for specialised skills gained through work in the University of Newcastle Legal Centre. Our professional program enables graduates to practise law directly after completing their degree.
- The Law on the Beach program sees our staff and students offer free legal advice to beach-goers each summer. Students put their legal skills into practice at a drop-in clinic at the Newcastle Surf Life Saving Club.
- Our Lucy Mentoring Program gives female business students the opportunity to shadow corporate executives in the areas of accounting, business, finance, economics and law.
- Communication students who are looking for a career in online media or radio journalism are encouraged to get involved with our community radio station, 2NURFM. The station offers students time on-air through work experience and internships.
- Education students gain valuable classroom experience throughout their degree, culminating in a 10-week internship in either a primary or secondary school.
Choose from more than 85 high quality undergraduate degrees recognised as among the best in the world.
We attract individuals who want to make a difference in the world through our cutting edge technology and facilities and access to award winning teachers that blend the latest discipline education with professional training.
At the University of Newcastle, you will benefit from purpose built facilities and the latest technology. Most of our degrees give you the opportunity to study both face-to-face and online.
- Our Conservatorium of Music features a 500-seat concert hall, with concert grand pianos, multiple teaching and practice studios and early music instruments such as harpsichords.
- Our new radiation therapy simulation lab is the only one of its kind in Australia.
- We have a purpose-built Oral Health Clinic at our Central Coast campus, where students provide dental check-up services to staff, students and members of the community under qualified supervision.
- The new Exercise and Sport Science facility at our Central Coast campus features extensive physiology and biomechanics laboratories as well as a fully equipped gym.
From the city to the bush to the beach, the University of Newcastle has it all covered. We offer more than a place to study; it's a way of life.
Our campuses at Newcastle, the Central Coast and Port Macquarie offer a unique lifestyle of beaches, cafes and music, as well as being cost-effective, friendly places to live. In Sydney and Singapore we offer a diverse and vibrant city campus study experience.
We are proud that more Indigenous students choose to study with us than at any other Australian university. Our Indigenous enrolments have grown more than 20 per cent in recent years and we are home to the highly respected Wollotuka Institute.
Everyone's pathway to uni is different and we believe that everyone should have access to a world-class education regardless of their background and experiences. We are a leader in providing students from low income backgrounds with the preparation and support to reach their full potential.
To provide an alternative entry pathway and to prepare students for uni life, we offer a range of enabling programs – Open Foundation, Newstep and Yapug.
Our Open Foundation program is the largest of its kind in Australia, and has been successfully providing people, aged 20 years and over, access to undergraduate study for more than 30 years. Approximately 85 per cent of students that complete our Open Foundation program go on to enrol in an undergraduate degree.
When you study with us, you will be inspired by innovative teachers who are recognised nationally and internationally in their fields of research and industry.
Our graduates acknowledge the high quality of our teaching staff, rating them in the upper quarter of Australian universities and giving them an overall satisfaction rating of 82 per cent5.
Our teaching staff come from across the world, bringing with them a diverse wealth of knowledge.
You will discover a rewarding and challenging learning environment and be inspired to learn in new and innovative ways by teachers who think 'outside the box'.
Five University of Newcastle teaching staff received acclaim in the Office for Learning and Teaching 2013 Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning. These prestigious awards recognise teachers who have made a significant contribution to the quality of student learning. The 2013 winners are:
- Dr Vivienne Chuter, Senior Lecturer, School of Health Sciences - For development of an innovative, progressive, accelerated curriculum that maximises student engagement using unique integrated clinical resources.
- Dr Tim Connor, Lecturer, Newcastle Law School - For developing creative in-class activities and establishing supportive learning environments to motivate diverse student cohorts to master and critically reflect on complex business law topics.
- Dr Jocelyn McKinnon, Lecturer, School of Creative Arts - For designing and implementing a dynamic research driven degree major in Creative Arts that fosters independent thinking and innovative art making.
- Dr Ruth Reynolds, Associate Professor, School of Education - For outstanding impact on an area of curriculum and teaching - Humanities and Social Sciences education.
- Dr Mark Rubin, Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology - For developing a unique collection of high-quality online guides that explain academic skills in psychology and that have enhanced students' learning and overall experience.
As one of Australia's most research-intensive universities hosting more than 200 research academics, you will learn in an academic environment that encourages analytical thinking and intrinsic problem solving.
You will be challenged to develop new theories, new solutions and new ways of thinking from the very beginning of your undergraduate degree. Our summer vacation scholarships are an opportunity to undertake supervised research in an area relevant to your degree before you graduate, an outstanding experience that will enhance your skills and learning experience.
Make your mark on the world with a unique study experience that enables you to travel the world, experience new cultures and continue your studies all at the same time.
Our overseas study opportunities are life changing cultural and academic experiences, that will enhance your career prospects and leaderships skills, to prepare you for an increasingly global society.
Through our Study Abroad program you can choose from a range of exciting destinations across the world. You'll not only have the opportunity to experience new cultures and make new connections, but the study you do may be credited towards your degree.
Chose from exchange, short-course, volunteering or internship programs, and you could be eligible for travel grants and scholarships.
We have over 100 partner universities, choose from Canada, China, Costa Rica, the Czech Republic, France, Honduras, India, Italy, Japan, Nepal, Rwanda, South Africa, Thailand, the United Kingdom, the United States, Vietnam, and many more amazing international destinations.
If you're the type of person who is inspired by world leaders, or by people who show extraordinary leadership, iLEAD can give you the opportunity to gain experience and skills in the areas of leadership and international awareness through volunteering, studying abroad, and taking part in short programs.
iLEAD can be completed in a year or over the duration of your degree.
- QS Stars World University Rankings 2013, Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2013
- QS 'Top 50 Under 50' 2014, Times Higher Education '100 Under 50' 2013,
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Miami University softball team dropped its final game at the Hilltopper Spring Fling to Bradley, 7-3, on Sunday. The RedHawks fall to 3-5 on the season, while the Braves improve to 5-8.
The big blow came in the top of the second inning when Bradley scored five runs on five hits and one Miami error. The RedHawks were able to get one back in the bottom half of the second. With two outs, junior shortstop Kylie McChesney tripled to center field. Junior outfielder Shanyn McIntyre brought her home with a double to left field that made it 5-1.
It stayed that way until the top of the fourth when the Braves tacked on two more runs. In the bottom of the fourth with two outs, sophomore outfielder Taylor Shuey singled through the left side. She then stole second. Senior catcher Kayla Ledbetter drove Shuey home with a double down the left field line that made it 7-2.
The RedHawks made a valiant comeback attempt in the bottom of the seventh inning. Ledbetter led off with a double down the left field line. A single by senior second baseman Kristy Arbour moved Ledbetter up to third. A walk by senior designated player Allie Larrabee loaded the bases with no one out. A groundout by sophomore first baseman Jenna Modic drove in Ledbetter and made it 7-3. After another out was recorded, junior outfielder Bree Lipscomb was hit by the pitch to reload the bases and bring the tying run to the plate. Bradley pitcher Madeline Lynch-Crumrine was able to get McChesney to fly out to center field to end the game.
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Lehlogonolo Nkosi, 7, holds a portrait of Nelson Mandela as she and her grandmother Florah, 52, unseen, leave after visiting the entrance where flowers and get-well messages have been left by well-wishers at the Mediclinic Heart Hospital where former South African President Nelson Mandela is being treated in Pretoria, South Africa on Wednesday. A South African court ruled Wednesday that Nelson Mandela's grandson Mandla Mandela must return the bodies of the former president's three deceased children to their original burial site. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
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Children read get well wishes and messages outside Nelson Mandela's house in Johannesburg, South Africa,Thursday Mandela remains in critical condition in a hospital in Pretoria.(AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
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Children sing a song in honor of former President Nelson Mandela in front of his house in Qunu, South Africa, Thursday. In a macabre family feud fought as Nelson Mandela remained in critical condition, a South African court ruled Wednesday that the former president's grandson must return the bodies of the 94-year-old's three deceased children to their original burial site. (AP Photo/Schalk van Zuydam)
Mandela's health is "perilous" and he is being kept alive by life support, according to documents filed in the court case that resulted in the remains of the former president's three deceased children being reburied Thursday in their original graves.
"The anticipation of his impending death is based on real and substantial grounds," the court filing said.
"He's basically gone," said Charlene Smith, an authorized biographer of the former anti-apartheid leader. "He's not there. He's not there."
A younger person put on mechanical ventilation -- life support -- can be weaned off the machine and recover, but that it can be difficult or impossible for an older person. The longer a person is on ventilation the less the chance of recovery, said the chief executive of the Faculty of Consulting Physicians of South Africa.
"It indicates a very poor prognosis for recovery because it means that he's either too weak or too sick to breathe on his own," said Dr. Adri Kok, who has no connection to Mandela's care. "Usually if a person does need that, any person, not keeping in mind his age at all, for any person it would be indicative of a grave illness."
"When they say 'perilous' I think that would be a fair description," she said.
In Mandela's hometown, Qunu, on Thursday, the bodies of three of his children were returned to their original resting site following the court order.
Family members and community elders attended a ceremony on the Mandela property that included the singing of hymns. The reburial took place in Qunu, where Mandela grew up and where the former president has said he wants to be buried. Forensic tests earlier confirmed the remains were those of Mandela's children.
Grandson Mandla Mandela moved the bodies to his village of Mvezo -- Nelson Mandela's birthplace -- in 2011. The two towns are about 25 kilometers (15 miles) apart. Fifteen Mandela family members pursued court action last week to force the grandson to move the bodies back to their original burial site.
Mandla Mandela -- the oldest male Mandela heir and a tribal chief -- told a news conference on Thursday that "my grandfather like myself would be highly disappointed in what is unraveling."
The bitter family feud comes as Mandela remains in critical condition nearly a month after being hospitalized for a recurring lung infection.
Mlawu Tyatyeka, an expert on the Xhosa culture of Mandela's family, said the court case over the graves was decided quickly because the family knows that Mandela will soon die.
"It's not a case of wishing him to die. It's a case of making sure that by the time he dies, his dying wish has been fulfilled," he said. "We have a belief that should you ignore a dying wish, all bad will befall you."
Meanwhile, Mandela's wife said the former president is sometimes uncomfortable but seldom in pain while being treated in a hospital.
Graca Machel spoke about her husband's condition at a fundraising drive for a children's hospital that will be named after the 94-year-old anti-apartheid leader.
"Whatever is the outcome of his stay in hospital, that will remain the second time where he offered his nation an opportunity to be united under the banner of our flag, under the banner of our constitution," she said.
Mandela, who was hospitalized on June 8, remains in critical but stable condition, according to a statement Thursday by President Jacob Zuma's office. Zuma visited Mandela Thursday, said the statement.
Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years during white racist rule and was freed in 1990 before being elected president in all-race elections. He won the Nobel Peace Prize along with former President F.W. de Klerk.
Associated Press reporters Christopher Torchia and Carley Petesch in Johannesburg contributed to this report.
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The Bears began the season with a blitzkrieg to opponents and were 6-0 before suffering the first loss at New Hanover March 22.
Since that loss, New Bern has dropped four of its last six ballgames.
"Throughout this losing streak or low point, we have played well in every game except one and we've had guys on base, just haven't been able to get them in," Smith said.
"We've only given up five runs twice all year and one of those games, we won."
The problem with New Bern has been at the dish, as frigid bats have negated the Bears' stellar pitching at times.
"I think last year, everything went our way so much with winning a lot of close ballgames and then this year we are losing some. Maybe that's just baseball though," Smith said.
Relief pitcher and every-other-day hitter Colin Schmid leads the team in hitting with a .389 average (7-for-18), and senior star Josh Taylor is raking at a .382 clip.
They are the only two hitting over .300.
Much relied upon solid hitters Austin King, Trent Wynn and Chandler Seagle have struggled to start the year, but have began to pick it up and return to form as of late.
Smith said the hitting woes are due to a few things and has a theory of his own about it.
"I think some of the guys are pressing and swinging at bad pitches, and then some are being too selective and looking at too many good pitches," Smith said.
"Just like good hitting is contagious, a lack of hitting is too. Our younger guys see some of the upperclassmen struggle at the plate and it rubs off on them."
At 8-5, the Bears and their faithful needn't panic, as there is plenty of time to turn things back around to the ways of the winning.
New Bern hosts Hoggard Tuesday and still has games against Southern and Eastern Wayne, as well as two matchups with Ashley and Laney, in addition to Rose, New Hanover and Hoggard once more.
"We dug ourselves a hole early in the season for sure, but it isn't too deep that we can't get out of it. We're playing for our playoff lives and that's how we are going to have to approach it," Smith said.
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TRENTON — It's never too early to enroll your child into a pre-kindergarten program, which Jones County's educational community advises.
The county's registration dates fall between April 15 and 18, but parents can complete a registration form at the Jones County Board of Education any time before then.
The Partnership for Children, the organization that warrants Pre-K programs, operates on a first-come, first-serve basis depending on the child's eligibility.
For instance, families at or below the 75 percent state median income level will receive priority because it is considered at-risk. Parents have additional materials required at the time of registration, including the child's birth certificate and immunization records.
While there are five classes in Jones County, housed at each of the elementary schools — two at Maysville Elementary School — some children are still placed on waiting lists.
Each preschool class holds 18 students. Last year, Jones County Partnership services, called Smart Start, served 81 of them.
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