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New Found Glory Guitarist Injured
Damn. His vocals on the new Shai Hulud ruled.
Andcas stop posting about dribble like this and go check out the new BMTH track
Shit, glad to hear he's okay.
Damn but at least the bassist didn't sit on him
Holy fuck, that's pretty crazy
why is this is my discussions god damn it
andcas on the scene reporting for channel sputnik
But I control the sugar
and in America first you get the sugar
then you get the power
then you get the women
Shit, it's good to know he's ok. One of my cousins was electrocuted when she was a toddler, and was nearly killed by it. It's a serious health scare.
When in the set was it and did they finish the show? They may cancel the DVD depending on either of their scenarios.
Chad's the man
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They're using two different dates.
Ah, that makes sense.
shocking news.
This is in my discussions, yet I had not discussed it. Weird.
shocking news.
Way to be, nononsense.
did you guys know andcas likes every pop punk band ever?
i hardly post shit and even i know that andcas is a bad ass.
I knew this would be an andcas special.
Top-notch journalism!!
I didn't read it!
I've got no deal with it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dude why the edit?
now I look like a damn GOOF
haha nice try bud, I saw the edit(s)
why don't you look over your posts before you hit submit?
hahahah that one too holy shit man are you OCD or something? like, do you NEED to edit every comment to satisfy some strange urge?
i'm actually not trying to be a dick (we are buds now, huzzah!), i'm actually wondering why you do that so much. i've never seen anyone edit as much as you do.
yolo [2]
well played
man I'm the same way. I mean only for certain things but, yeah, I can dig it.
yolo [420]
when I'm in bed, even if I know that, like, electronics or whatever, are off, if I question myself, I have to get up and check. even if i'm 100% sure that they're off.
just an example, mainly dumb stuff like that. I'm not crazy OCD, but it's a spectrum, and I'm definitely on it.
oh also, I have to masturbate seven times each night before I go to bed
exactly seven
Shocking news.
Glad to hear he's okay though.
The "shock" was actually Satan entering his body. After some time recovering, he will regain his health and start a Mercyful Fate cover band.
Best news all year.
This accident was the "Catalyst". I guess it's "All Downhill From Here"...
Lucky Chad
Don't know the guy but this has happened to a lot of vocalists.
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The lowland tropics were once though filled with widespread species, while moderate and higher elevations were thought to contain species with more restricted distributions. That idea is turning out to be partially incorrect. Widespread species now appear to be the exception, instead of the rule. A new study describes four species once considered to be the collared treerunner, a lizard known to the scientific community as Plica plica. The study was published in the open access journal ZooKeys.
The collared treerunner was originally described in 1758 and has been the subject of many biological, ecological, and behavioral studies in recent years. A new ZooKeys paper by John C. Murphy, Field Museum (Chicago) and Michael J. Jowers, Estacin Biolgica de Doana (Sevilla, Spain) describe four new species formerly thought to be one.
"The collard treerunner was considered a single species ranging from Trinidad and Tobago and northern Venezuela southward into the Amazon Basin, south of the Amazon River." Murphy said. " The Treerunners ancestor diverged about 25-30 million years ago, and throughout this time the South American continent has undergone dramatic remodeling, including the rise of the Andes, rising and falling sea levels, and changing climates that isolated populations for long periods of time, allowing them to become new species. Treerunners live on vertical surfaces, such as tree trunks, rock walls, and even buildings and they eat a variety of insects.
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Very nice!
This bed-and-breakfast appartment (three guest rooms) is located in the city centre of Guanajuato, but far away from the noise. The nice building is overlooking one of the beautiful small plazas in Guanajuato.
The rooms are decorated individually and the guests can use the recreation area at the top of the small house (beautiful view of the city) and one can also use the well equiped kitchen.
The owner of this BaB has been very friendly and helpful.
The only negative thing has been the big cockroach, who lived in the bathroom ... mexican style. I guess we had bad luck, because the whole building has been very clean.
We are so sorry about the cockroach! We have seen an increase in the critters we think because of the construction in and around our plaza that involves updating the drainage systems underneath the city. We are fumigating frequently and are more than willing to hunt down the offending insects for our guests. We will increase our vigilance!
We hope to have you back once all of the work is finished!
Delivered as promised
After much research and suggestions of Tripadvisor users we booked directly.
Mr. Galarza had someone pick us up and drive us to the airport. Service is third party and is worth it. $30 dollars each way. Appreciated him so much we gave him $40.
The blue room was quaint. Layout is funky because you step into the bathroom hall then thhrough another door is the actual room.
Linens were fresh and we arrived at about 6am and it was heavenly. When reserving I had requested a massage. 4pm Cleotil was there. It was great. Don't remember the price.
Trini and Ana (EZM employees) were very nice and would serve up the best breakfast and coffee. Special is $40 pesos includes coffee, toast or quesadillas, eggs and a fresh smoothie. LOVED IT! Always fresh.
I will miss my lattes and cake in the evening. There are also delicious baguettes and salads. Turkey baguette is delicious.
Took a (8 hour) tour of Dolores Hidalgo, Atotonilco and SMA for $20. My only complaint is that the tour ends at Alhondiga not mentioned when booked. Guide was upset that we had questioned him and wanted us to just get back in the van but his attitude was poor and needless to say no tip for him. We walked back.
There is no need for a rental car everything can be reached by foot if not take the bus it's 4 pesos each person. We found everyone to be helpful.
Affordable and rich in culture. This trip blew my mind.
Great Place, Great Location
El Zopilote Mojado is a great place to stay in Guanjuato! The hotel is extremely clean, has a lovely terrace with views of Guanajuato, friendly staff, and big rooms with clean linens. The restaurant downstairs has great food for those weary of tradicional mexican food (sandwiches, salads, bruchetta) and great coffee, not to mention wireless internet access for guests. The owner speaks both English and Spanish. It is located just a short block away from the main plaza, so it is more quiet than the other hotels in the area. The price is just right too!
Not just a vacation but a retreat and a piece of paradise
I have just returned from a glorious 10 days in guanajuato. Through tripadvisor, I found El Zopilote Mojado, a charming, warm and welcoming home away from home. I was traveling alone and needed a vacation and a retreat. I found both at raul and ana's delightful inn? bed and breakfast? It's difficult to describe because they satisfy needs you didn't even anticipate. A good book to read? A patio for early evening drinks and conversation? Views of the city that are glorious at all hours of the day? Delicious food in a charming cafe?
The "inn" (but actually 2 homes with another being renovated) is located next to an irrestible plazuela -- where children play ball at recess and if it comes your way, they'll yell pelote! and it's your turn to kick it back. My "home" was close to the heart of the city which allowed me afternoon naps and longer evenings. I wandered through all of the tiny alleys of the city, people wishing me a buenas tardes as they passed...frequently getting lost, always someone to head me back toward el centro... I've traveled in other mexican cities and loved them, but at El Zopilote Mojado I found comfort, friends and a unique opportunity to experience, for a few days, a Mexican lifestyle in one of it's finest cities.
Lovely little place
We spent 3 nights in Guanajuato in March. We liked this place a lot- very clean, nice size rooms...
Unfortunately, Raul and his wife went on vacation the day after we arrived and the help does not speak English- so we didn't get all the help we would have liked and expected; however, I highly highly recommend this place to anyone staying in Guanajuato
Fantastic place to stay
We just got back from a trip to Guanajuato, and I wanted to recommend El Zopilote Mojado as a fantastic place to stay. The rooms were very nice, and the added bonus of having a terrace with a gorgeous view, a living room, and a kitchen made it an incredible deal. The breakfasts at the Cafe d'Art were only $4, but included a wonderful fruit smoothie, along with the full breakfast. The only thing that I could possibly complain about was the little man that went around yelling "Pan" over and over in the morning. But in retrospect, it added some humor and fun memories to the trip.
Great place to stay
We stayed here 3 nights in November 2005. It was fantastic. Just around the corner from the Jardin. Very comfortable peaceful and tasteful decor with great beds. Nice roof deck with view. The proprietors pay close attention to detail. The food, coffee and tea downstairs are great.
Loved the Zopilote
We stayed for four nights in February and loved this place. Everything was right, the location, the view, the furnishings and the coffee downstairs.
El Zopilote Mojado--The best place to stay in Guanajuato
We just returned from a 5-day visit to Guanajuato, Mexico. We stayed at El Zopilote Mojado,a small charming inn located only a block from the Jardin de la Union, a brief walk through a scenic narrow stair-step alley way. The inn is owned and run by Sr. Raul Galarza,who made sure that everything ran smoothly from the airport shuttle arrangements to the lovely appointed room. There are two suites: one consists of a large bedroom with tons of closet space, a large private bath, and a private sitting room. The other consists of 2 bedrooms (also with great closet space), large bath & sitting room. Be sure to check out the gallery to see details of the rooms available. My husband and I had one suite and my sister the other, so we had the entire upstairs to ourselves. The inn is within walking distance to the museums, churches, and shopping, yet very quiet. A limited menu is available at the cafe, but it includes a large beer and wine selection. Interesting conversation with the proprietor and other guests comes with the territory, so be prepared to enjoy some good coffee, good conversation, and a charming location as you explore the beauty of Guanajuato from El Zopilote Mojado. Highly recommended.
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We've reached the halfway point of summer and there are already some solid contenders for Song of the Summer, there might even be a few in this batch. This month we continue to track the best new music released online, cherry picking the very best for you. There's new music from Beach House, Alice Glass of Crystal Castles and Chvchres
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Every month we scour the deepest corners of the internet to find the best and most influential new music that's circulating between blogs and social media. This month we have new songs from a Boss'ed out Destroyer… and Titus Andronicus, a driving synth anthem from HEALTH, and a meditation on jealousy by Widowspeak.
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The deluge of new music released each month can be overwhelming, even for the most obsessive music consumer. Fortunately, you have us to help you separate the wheat from the chaff. Enjoy this mix of the best new music released online over the past 4 weeks. This episode features new music from Leon Bridges, No Joy, Run The Jewels and more.
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So far 2015 is on pace to be one of the better pop music years in recent memory (2009 is still reigning champ). This past month we've seen new singles Waxahatchee, Courtney Barnett and Lord Huron. This episode gives a taste of all the great music released over the past 4 weeks. Dig into the monthly best of the blogs episode.
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The Noise Pop Festival is celebrating its 23rd anniversary this February. The festival takes place in music venues and theaters all over the Bay Area with the best independent music, art and films. On this episode the Noise Pop Podcast team, sheds their objectivity and shares their favorite songs from their favorite artists on the lineup. Enjoy a taste of this massive lineup and get started on planning your week.
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Clear Lake
May 13, 1929- Dec. 17, 2012
The Mass of Christian Burial, celebrating the life of Leo F. Carlin, age 83 of Clear Lake, will be 10:30 AM Saturday, December 22, at St. Marcus Catholic Church in Clear Lake. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Leo died peacefully at his home Monday evening. Friends may call from 4-8:00 PM Friday at the Miller-Carlin Funeral Home in St. Cloud and again after 9:00 AM Saturday at the church. St Marcus parish prayers will be at 5:00 PM Friday at the funeral home in St. Cloud.
Leo was born May 13, 1929 in Clear Lake to James and Mary (O'Brien) Carlin. He graduated from the Clear Lake High School and served in the U.S. Army from 1947-1948. After his discharge, he began working as a Correctional Officer at the St. Cloud Reformatory. He married Phyllis Barnum on July 10, 1954 in St. Luke's Catholic Church, Clearwater. Leo lived in Clear Lake his entire life. He retired as a Lieutenant from the St. Cloud Correctional Facility for Men in 1984. After his retirement, Leo worked part time as a school bus driver, potato truck driver and as a funeral assistant at the Miller-Carlin Funeral Home. Leo was a life-long member of the St. Marcus Catholic Church where he was an Usher, Lector, Eucharistic Minister and former choir member. He was a member of the St Marcus Knights of Columbus,
post 428, and a former member of the Clear Lake Lions Club. Leo was also a member of the Clear Lake Volunteer Fire Department from 1948-1989 and he served as the Treasurer, Council Member and three-term Mayor for the city of Clear Lake.
Leo is survived by his wife, Phyllis, Clear Lake; his children, Barry Carlin, Winter Haven, FL; Rebecca Carlin, Winter Haven, FL; Margaret (Marvin) Engen, Clear Lake; Patrick (Michelle) Carlin, Big Lake; Constance (Paul) Carlin-Voge, Duluth; and William (Lezlie) Carlin, St. Cloud. He is also survived by his brothers and sisters, James (Jule) Carlin, White Bear Lake; Patricia Hetrick, Elk River; Mary (Bob) Gospeter, Burnesville; Daniel (Betsy) Carlin, Faribault; and nine grandchildren, Rachel Engen, Brian Engen, Mitchell Engen, Mary Carlin, Jackson Voge, Broderick Carlin, Kortney Carlin, Morgan Carlin and Chandler Carlin.
Leo is preceded in death by his parents, his brothers and sisters, Charlotte Fladung, Margaret Henry, Edward Carlin, and Dolores Emmerich
Leo's family would like to extend a special "Thank You" to the Clear Lake Rescue Squad for everything they did for Leo. Memorials are preferred to the Clear Lake Fire and Rescue Squad.
Funeral Home
Miller Carlin Funeral Home
3013 Roosevelt Road
St. Cloud, MN 56301
(320) 252-7004
Published in the St. Cloud Times on Dec. 19, 2012


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Phone: (941) 927-0965
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Party on the Pass is back!
This laid back event is a local favorite, selling out every year. Come relax by the water, enjoy the live music and dancing while raising money for the Education Foundation and Trinity Charities. Stop by the Education Foundation office at the Landings to buy your tickets, or click here to buy online.
Your support helped raise over $50,000 in online and offline gifts during the 24 Giving Challenge. With matching funds from both the Patterson Foundation and private donors, that will mean over $85,000 for Texcellence!
Texcellence Changes Lives- You Can Too!
Texcellence doesn't just
impact students, but the ENTIRE family. Barb Perry (mom of Texcellence intern
Huck) shares what impact the internship had on her family, her sons and their
future. During his senior year, Huck worked in the Education
Foundation's Digital Learning Lab at the Robert and Joan Lee Boys
& Girls Club in Venice. The Perry-Figlow family is just one of many that
Texcellence has helped to change their future forever.
You can change the future for more students like Huck. Your gift of
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FL – July 30, 2015 – Access to technology resources outside of the classroom is
fundamental to every aspect of student success. Florida schools will be
required to deliver half of their instruction digitally beginning in the fall
of 2015. Students are now also required to take at least one online course in
order to graduate high school. More than half of the 42,000 Sarasota County
Schools' students qualify for the National School Lunch Program. The new
requirements may pose a challenge as many of these students do not have access
at home to computers and resources that foster academic achievement, classroom
success, and preparation for 21st century careers.
The Education Foundation's Texcellence
Program has provided computers, training and tech support to more than 29,000
students and families in need since the project was launched in April 2007
through home computer distributions, Digital Learning Labs, and paid student
internships. The success of the Texcellence Program can be attributed to strong
community partnerships and generous donors who seek to make technology
resources available to every student in Sarasota County regardless of
socioeconomic status.
Texcellence began with the distribution
of refurbished computers to qualified students and their families –those
eligible for free or reduced price meals who have internet access at home and
complete a digital training class. Recipients receive training for the
equipment, software and programs that complements what students use in the
"Every time I see my son doing homework
on his computer, I think of you. You may never realize how valuable the gift of
the Texcellence computer really is. It is in a sense priceless. Not only does
it help him complete homework on time, it gives him confidence to progress and
set his eyes on higher education..." said Yolanda Casillas, mom of home
computer recipient.
In 2013, the program evolved to create
Digital Learning Labs (DLLs) in partnership with local youth-serving
organizations to deliver a highly structured intervention in safe and
supportive after-school environments. There are currently 23 DLLs strategically
located throughout the County focusing on providing access to technology and
resources to low-income, academically at-risk students. The program aims to
have a total of 30 DLLs open by early 2016.
Digital Learning Labs are currently
located at our community partners' facilities including Sarasota County
Schools, Sarasota County Libraries, Sarasota Housing Authority, YMCA, Boys and
Girls Clubs, and more. Phil Hall, Unit Director of Robert and Joan Lee Boys
& Girls Club and Texcellence partner said "The Digital Learning Lab you
(Texcellence) have provided gives our members expanded access to the internet
for research and school work. In this digital age it is very important for our
youth to be computer literate and the expanded access helps us achieve this."
Texcellence's most recent expansion led
to the creation of paid student internships. The internships are designed to
provide 21st century workforce preparation to under served high-school students
who have high potential but limited access to opportunities that many students
take for granted. Most students are identified as ideal candidates by their
schools' guidance counselors, are diverse in race and background, and many are
participants in college prep programs like Take Stock in Children, College for
Every Student and Rotary Futures.
The Texcellence Program tracked the
progress of 716 Digital Learning Lab students at 13 labs that were open for the
entire duration of the 2014-15 school year. Students showed marked improvements
in preliminary year math and reading grades and increased digital literacy
The Education Foundation is launching
the "30 Days of Texcellence" campaign on August 3 to raise awareness about the
progress being made to resolve some of the disparities socioeconomically
disadvantaged students in Sarasota County face regarding access to technology
resources and training. The 30 Days of Texcellence can be followed on Facebook
at www.facebook.com/educationfdn
and on Twitter @educationFDN.
The campaign will also promote the
Foundation's participation in the 2015 Giving Challenge that will run for 24
hours beginning at noon on September 1. All proceeds raised by the Education
Foundation for the 2015 Giving Challenge will go to support the Texcellence
The 2015 Giving Challenge is made
possible by the Community Foundation of Sarasota County and The Patterson
Foundation with support from the William G. and Marie Selby Foundation, John S.
and James L. Knight Foundation, Manatee Community Foundation, and the
Herald-Tribune Media Group.
June 4,
2015 – Taking the gavel from Kimberly Page Walker, new Board Chairman Jason
Swift congratulated his predecessor for leading the Education Foundation of
Sarasota County through a successful and impactful year at the group's annual
meeting held yesterday at the Field Club in Sarasota.
Swift, the President of Swift Construction,
described his involvement with the Education Foundation as a family affair.
Swift's wife, children, siblings and parents are involved with the Foundation
in various capacities. His father, Jon Swift is a past Board Chairman and Board
Outgoing Chairman Kimberly Page Walker,
Attorney and Shareholder at Williams, Parker, Harrison, Dietz & Getzen, recognized
the efforts of fellow board members, employees, and executive director Susan
Scott. Walker's remarks included a thank you to Cheryl Gordon, past Board
Chairman and current Board member, for encouraging her to join the Education
Foundation's Board of Directors.
During the past year, the Foundation raised over
$1.2 million for classroom grants, technology, student awards, teacher
recognition and other programs. The
Foundation awarded $213,265 for 234 classroom grant projects developed by
teachers from 41 different public schools in the district. Its Texcellence
Program opened 23 Digital Learning Labs throughout Sarasota County providing
training and access to technology to more than 4,400 students and their families
during this school year, reaching over 22,000 since the project was launched in
April 2007.
elected to serve with Swift for 2015-2016 were Tom Koski, Vice Chairman; Louis
DeCongelio, Secretary; and Tricia Fulton, Treasurer. New members of the Board
elected to serve three-year terms were Cathi Bell, Chair
of the Education Foundation's 2015 Evening of Excellence student art
competition and community volunteer; Stuart
Henderson, Architect at Fawley-Bryant Architects; and Jacquelyn Woods, Realtor
at Key Realty and community volunteer. Retiring board members honored
for their service were Michael Bryant and Caitlin Williams.
special guests speaking at the luncheon were Sarasota County Teacher of the
Year Edward Hashey from Wilkinson Elementary School, Classroom Grant program's
Rotary Principal's Award recipient Brandon Johnson from Lamarque Elementary
School, and Texcellence Intern, Sebastian Hernandez, Pine View school graduate
and current University of Florida student.
The Education Foundation welcomed actor/director/education advocate LeVar Burton to Sarasota County to host a
Reading Rainbow Assembly for students at Emma E. Booker Elementary School on
Friday, May 1st. Burton's
visit will launch the Education Foundation's Classroom Grant Campaign for the
2015-2016 school year. At the Assembly Mr. Burton shared video clips with the
students and read books including his first children's book The Rhino Who Swallowed a Storm.
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To kick-off the Classroom Grant Campaign the Education
Foundation has secured $100,000 in matching funds inspiring new donors to support
the program and encouraging current donors to increase their gift for the
2015-16 grant cycle. The matching grant
is made possible through the generosity of Achieva Credit Union, the Education
Foundation Board of Directors, and the Consortium of Florida Education
The Education Foundation's Classroom Grant program has
given Sarasota County teachers the opportunity to enhance their professional
development, share best practices, explore new ways to deliver curriculum and
advance student achievement for the past 25 years. The Foundation received 456 Classroom Grant
applications in 2014, a record number that was a 41% increase from the previous
year. For more information on how you can support the teachers and students of
Sarasota County's public schools through the Classroom Grant program, please
contact the Education Foundation 941-927-0965 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Sarasota, Florida – March 27, 2015 – Last night, an audience of over 300 family members, educators and donors honored the area's most promising young scientists, engineers and inventors with monetary award and other prizes. Nine high school students- representing the six top scoring projects- will have the
opportunity to compete at the State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida. Upon completion of the state competition, two of the six projects will be selected to attend the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, all expenses paid by the Education Foundation.
John Scalzi, ABC 7 television meteorologist, served as master of ceremonies at the annual awards ceremony, held at Suncoast Technical College's Conference Center. School Board members, district leaders and fair sponsors joined him to congratulate the 56 students
from grades 3-12 whose projects scored at the top in 21 research categories this year. Susan Scott, Executive Director of the Education Foundation of Sarasota County, presented first place awards in each category in elementary (grades 3-5), middle (grades 6-8) and high school (grades 9-12). Students took home more than $5,800 in cash gifts
and additional special prizes for exceptional achievement.
The fair's major sponsors presented four scholarships to three outstanding high school participants. The Dart
Foundation Award for Medicine & Health and a check for $1,000 was presented to Natalie Olson. The Sarasota High student took first place in the category of Medicine and Health Sciences for her project, "Increasing NO Production of Aromatase Inhibitor-Treated Endothelial Cells via the Addition of
The Dart Foundation
Inspiration Award of $1,000 went to Courtney Astore, one of the overall winners of the Science Fair for the third year in a row. The Cardinal Mooney senior captured top honors for her project, "MEDI-Profiler: A Computational Classifier that Identifies Determinant Chemical Features and
their Influences on Pharmaceutical Drug Properties.
Courtney also took home one of two $1,000 Faulhaber Foundation Prizes for the
Scientific Exploration of Nature for her project. The other Faulhaber Prize went to Sarasota High School's Rebecca Elsishans for her project, "Mitigation of the Cytotoxicity of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes Utilizing Surface Functionalization and Non-toxic
633 Sarasota County students from over 50 public, private and home schools submitted 705 individual and team projects to the regional competition. More than 150 volunteer judges evaluated submissions and interviewed students from grades 3-5 on January 27 and from grades 6-12 on January 29.
Their scores determined the overall winners and winners in each of the categories. First place projects were featured at the Sarasota County Fair in March.
Sarasota High School boasts four of the top six projects that will compete in the state competition. Rebecca Elsishans' Mitigation of the Cytotoxicity of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes Utilizing Surface Functionalization and Non-toxic Surfactants; Skyler Haber and Savannah Jordan's
Cost-Efficient Method to Removing Harmful Contaminants in Water Through the Integration of a Mycelium Based Filtration System; Natalie Olson's Increasing NO Production of Aromatase Inhibitor-Treated Endothelial Cells via the Addition of Resveratrol; Dylan Burgin's The Effect of Temperature on Staphylococcus
Epidermidis Biofilm Formation in the Presence of the Human Cathelicidin Peptide LL-37. Courtney Astore from Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School placed in the top six with MEDI-Profiler: A Computational Classifier that Identifies Determinant Chemical Features and
their Influences on Pharmaceutical Drug Properties; along with Henry Tingle, Liam Rouse and Peter Florian from Pine View School with Full Body High Stress Protection Suit833.
Sarasota County Schools collaborates with the Education Foundation of Sarasota County and the Sarasota County Fair Association to present the Science Fair each year. Students participate by completing research in science, engineering, math or technology using the scientific
or engineering method. The Education Foundation through the generosity of local donors underwrites the fair, the county's participation in the state and international competitions, and numerous cash awards. The Dart Foundation and the Faulhaber Foundation are the leading sponsors of the Sarasota Regional Science Fair. PGT Industries also sponsored the
event this year for the first time.
SARASOTA, March 24, 2015 – Superintendent Lori White announced the 2015-16 Sarasota County Teacher of the Year at the annual awards ceremony honoring educators, held March 24 at Michael's On East. Wilkinson Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Edward Hashey was named from among three
finalists, including Russell Finger from Suncoast Polytechnical High School and Christi McDowell-Cameron from Brookside Middle School. Individual Teachers of the Year for each school also were honored. A partnership of the Education Foundation of Sarasota County
and the Sarasota County School District produces the event.
White told the teachers in the audience of educators and supporters, "You are the best of the best. You are role models to our students, and your colleagues recognize what you do every day in the classroom. We celebrate what you do!"
Accepting the award, Hashey remembered being in lower Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001, while working on a graphic design project for the Wall Street Journal. He saw the first plane hit the World Trade Center. He described what he saw and heard as life-changing: "I
was a witness to what happened," he said. "I heard kids wailing and crying."
The emotional experience jolted Hashey. He began to examine what he was doing and realized he wanted to make more of a difference in the lives of others. When his wife gave him a pamphlet about a Florida teacher certification program, he decided that teaching in a K-12
public school would be his new career. He never looked back.
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"I really just love being a teacher and spending the day with other teachers and students," he said in February when he was surprised as the district's Elementary School Teacher of the Year. "This is the toughest job I've every loved. To be a teacher is more than a job — it's a lifestyle; you have to live it. But I get to work with students who are struggling and help them succeed. The work rewards me every day because it reminds me that even the toughest problems can be solved with collaboration and teamwork."
Hashey has taught for 12 years: eight of them in elementary schools and four at the college level. A U.S. Navy veteran, Hashey earned a bachelor's degree in illustration from Ringling College of Art and Design and a Master of Education from the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee. He was an adjunct faculty instructor in graphic design at Ringling in 1999-2000 and at USF's St. Petersburg campus in 2004-05.
In 2007-08 he taught at Rowlett Magnet Elementary School in Bradenton, then taught at Wakeland Elementary School of International Studies from 2008-13, joining the Wilkinson Elementary faculty later in 2013.
At the Teacher of the Year ceremony, Hashey said he read that good teachers change their teaching regimen at least 15 percent every year, "but like a Sleep Number Bed, you have to find your own number. I try to change things up about 25 percent every year." He spoke of his enormous respect for his fellow teachers, telling them directly, "You are my heroes."
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About the Sarasota County Teacher
of the Year Program
The Teacher of the Year program is co-produced by the Sarasota County School District and the Education Foundation of Sarasota County and is made possible through the funding and support of community partners.
Hashey will receive a $3,500 cash award ($2,500 from Sunset Chevy Buick GMC and $1,000 from the Education Foundation); finalists McDowell-Cameron and Finger will receive $1,750 each ($1,250 each from the dealership and $500 each from the Foundation). Each of the three finalists also will receive $10,000 worth of instructional technology from the district for their classrooms to support their innovative approaches to teaching.
Hashey will represent Sarasota County Schools at the Florida Department of Education-Macy's Teacher of the Year program and will serve as a spokesperson for and representative of the teaching profession at various events throughout the 2015-16 school year. All 40 individual schools' Teachers of the Year will receive a quality professional portrait by Prestige Portraits.
Top 25 students Talia Ursel, Nicholas Cropper, Maia Zildjian, Kateřina Stehlíková and Anika Hong
Sarasota, Florida – March 3, 2015 – Art enthusiasts and Education Foundation supporters gathered Friday night to show their appreciation of Sarasota County's most talented high school art students and teachers. The evening ended with a bidding war during the auctioning of Sierra Pittman's, Breeze on a Sail. Suncoast
Credit Union Foundation, a first year sponsor of the event, won the piece with a bid of $3,600. Cindy Helton, Suncoast's Executive Director, called Heidi Keesecker, Pittman's mother, to the stage where she presented the painting to her. Keesecker tearfully accepted the generous gift which brought the art auction to
a close.
The generous spirit of the evening was initially evident as auctioneers Jimmy Dean and Jerry Jordan announced that Harvard Jolly would be donating their purchase of Perdu
by Amber Halt to Sarasota High School where Halt is a student.
The Education Foundation's annual Evening of Excellence grossed over $275,000 including $56,000 in in-kind gifts and a live auction total of over $37,000. Education Foundation Executive Director Susan Scott and Board Chair Kimberly Walker thanked the 400 guests in
attendance for supporting the program over the past 20 years.
Cathi Bell, event Chair, introduced this year's 23 award-winning high school artists. The event theme was Carnaval de Colores, inspired by Sabino Lops' popular student piece from last year's event.
Evening of Excellence is the premier arts competition for area high school artists, a fixture on the social calendar, and the signature fundraiser for the Education Foundation of Sarasota County. Proceeds benefit the 41,200 students in the public schools
through the organization's initiatives and programs.
The evening combines an elegant dinner with a lively auction that puts the Top 25 student art works up for sale to the highest bidder. The program has raised more than $2.7 million for schools, students and teachers since 1996.
Awards of $500 to $1,000 were presented to each of the Top 25 students, who represented every public high school in Sarasota County. In addition, more than $40,000 in monetary and in-kind donations was awarded to the student artists and high school art departments this year.
Sierra Pittman with the evening's top selling piece, Breeze on a Sail
Click here to see the full list of student artists and art awards.
For more great photos and Media coverage, click the links below!
Join us as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of this innovative competition and event, showcasing the talents of the best high school artists. All proceeds support Sarasota County schools through the work of the Education Foundation!
Friday February 27, 2015Michael's On East
Cocktails and Art Viewing- 6pm
Dinner and Art Auction -7pm
Click here to view the Top 25 student art pieces
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SARASOTA, FL – December 4, 2014 – More than 350 teachers, donors and volunteers celebrated the 25th annual Classroom Grant Awards last night at Michael's On East. Susan Scott of the Education Foundation of Sarasota County announced grant awards totaling $185,465 for 227 projects developed by teachers from 41 public schools in the district. Each grant will provide high quality enrichment and experiential learning opportunities for students during the 2014-2015 school year.
This year's program demonstrated the impact the foundation's Classroom Grant program has on student learning, teachers, grant sponsors, and the community as a whole.
In her remarks, Dr. Laura Kingsley, principal of Fruitville Elementary School said "We are lucky to have the Education Foundation and the many donors whose entire mission is to support the children by supporting our teachers. And then we have you, our dedicated, clever and resourceful teachers who have gone above and beyond to create meaningful learning experiences for our children."
A list of grant awards, teachers, project titles, and schools is
Argosy University sponsored the evening's reception and presented the Argosy Principal's Award for the seventh year. The award honors the principal whose school submitted the most grant proposals. Dr. Sandra Wise, President of Argosy University-Sarasota, presented a check for $500 to Principal Brandon Johnson from Lamarque Elementary School.
Rotary Club of Sarasota president Judy Bennett closed the ceremonies with a final drawing. McIntosh Middle School's Amy Proch-Moore received the Rotary Club of Sarasota's Jim & Jean Henry Teacher's Award, an unrestricted cash gift of $500.
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In 1990, the foundation awarded $6,000 in mini-grants to thirteen teachers. Since then, the Education Foundation has awarded over $3.15 million for 4820 projects designed by teachers. All Sarasota County K-12 public school teachers are eligible to apply for awards of up to $1000 through the Classroom Grants program. These funds go beyond what tax dollars can provide, giving teachers the resources they need to develop innovative enrichment projects and try new teaching techniques. The Education Foundation raises the money, sponsors workshops for teachers, and organizes community grant-reading sessions where over 150 volunteers score the teachers' requests each fall. Grant readings give citizens a connection to area classrooms and a chance to learn more about trends and challenges in teaching.
The Education Foundation of Sarasota County, founded by community members who valued public education, is celebrating 25 years of support for our public schools. The Silver Celebration highlighting the 25 year milestone of the Foundation will be held on Friday, November 7, 2014 at Michael's On East.
Since its inception, the Foundation has provided over $16 million in direct support to Sarasota County Schools. Just a few of the programs the community's generosity has made possible are: grants for teachers to use in their classrooms to inspire student learning; tutors for struggling readers; computers and digital literacy training for low income families; the premiere arts competition for our town's most promising young artists and designers and much, much more.
The Foundation will recognize its generous supporters and former Sarasota County public school students who have achieved success in their chosen fields. Sarasota County School graduates Kevin Biegel, Sheriff Tom Knight, Superintendent Lori White, Dr. Megan Bogart, William (Bill) Merrill, III and Mayor Willie Shaw will be featured. The program will also include a performance from the talented Christopher Eisenberg, Sarasota High School student and West Coast Black Theatre Troupe performer. Tickets are still available but seating is limited.
Please call the Education Foundation of Sarasota's office at 941-927-0965 to reserve your seat today or
click here to buy tickets online!
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Paramount Looking to Bring Brit Series 'Inbetweeners' to the Big Screen (Exclusive)
Studio taps series co-creator Iain Morris to pen and direct a U.S. version of the film.
Make way for a new British invasion.
Paramount Pictures is the latest studio to jump on the limey bandwagon by putting a big-screen Americanized adaption of The Inbetweeners into its pipeline.
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The popular Brit sitcom, which follows the lives of a quartet of suburban teens who fall somewhere in the middle of the cool-to-geek spectrum, already has spawned a 2011 feature adaptation on the other side of the pond, which became the top-grossing comedy in U.K. history. That movie will be released Sept. 7 in the U.S. by Wrekin Hill.
In response to 'Tweener fever, Paramount has tapped Iain Morris, who co-created the series with Damon Beesley, to write and direct the U.S. version of the film, which is currently untitled.
The move represents some nifty corporate synergy for Paramount's parent company Viacom, whose MTV is set to debut an American take on the property Aug. 20. MTV's Inbetweeners stars Joey Pollari, Bubba Lewis, Zack Pearlman and Mark L. Young. Before MTV took a stab at the series, ABC produced a pilot based on the Brit show in 2008 that was never picked up.
With 50 Shades' EL James burning up the best-sellers lists and Downton Abbey gaining an obsessive following Stateside, all things British are suddenly white hot. Add to that a group of U.K. actors commandeering Hollywood's most-coveted superhero roles and the London Summer Olympics looming.
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It's been awhile since Rick Santorum has commented on same-sex marriage but the former candidate for the 2012 Republican Party presidential nomination spewed anti-gay marriage rhetoric during the Midwest Republican Leadership Conference last month,Right Wing Watch reports.
In his speech, the former Pennsylvania senator, who has connected homosexuality to bestiality, said that if the GOP were to support marriage equality, it would be the end of the U.S. He also suggested that "Will & Grace" started the gay rights movement.
"When it came to the issues of changing the definition of marriage, there was no change -- none! Zero! For 30 years," Santorum said. "And then a television show came on the air called 'Will & Grace' -- and look at it from that point on!"
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^Not surprising given the way the endings were initially presented. I'd be interested to see how those percentages might have shifted after people have played though the extended cut. I'd be willing to bet the majority still goes with destroy--partly because of the breath scene--but I think the other three will have a larger share now. My gut tells me control would be an easy second.
I dunno. After the extended cut, I think that synthesis is an even worse option now. It was abhorrent on the face of it before, but now that the Catalyst's background has been fleshed out, I'm inclined to argue against whatever it thinks is best on pure principle.
Control... while it provides a clearer picture now that yes, the new force in control of the Reapers is benevolent, I'm also not too happy with them sticking around. Millions or billions of people, processed into mechanical forms against their will, enslaved to nee-Shepard? No, I don't like that at all.
In the end, I think either destroy or refusal is best. Without knowing more about how the next cycle went down, I can't really decide. I went with destroy because it eliminates the threat
instead of kicking the can down the road, though.
Oh I completely agree, I'm just saying that with the extended cut, more people are likely to pick those other two options depending on their own personal opinions and/or their view of what their Shepard would do.
On a slightly different topic; anyone know if it's been discovered yet what determines which squadmate (assuming you don't take your LI along) gets the last goodbye/evac scene? Is there an approval system that's working under the hood or is it just random?
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