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Two coordinating sheets of decorative paper help frame a letter in this pretty wood frame. Make one for every member of the family or give as a gift.
- Walnut Hollow® #27753 Wood Frame – Small
- Walnut Hollow® #9912 Oil Colored Pencils
- Alphabet Stencil
- Paint (color of choice)
- 2 Sheets of coordinating Decorative Paper, 1 sheet of plain Construction
- Paper
- Other Supplies: brush, craft glue or paper glue, paper towel, pencil, Phillips screwdriver, ruler, sandpaper, scissors or X-acto knife, spray varnish
- To prepare wood for painting, use Phillips screwdriver to remove screws holding tabs on back of frame. Remove tabs, backing, and glass. Use sandpaper to lightly sand wood surface. Remove dust with paper towel.
- Use brush to apply a coat of paint to entire wood surface. Let dry. Apply second coat. Let dry.
- Apply 2-3 coats of spray varnish to frame. Let dry.
- Use ruler to measure decorative paper the same size as the front of frame. Use scissors to cut paper to size. Use glue to adhere paper to frame. (Another option) Apply glue to frame front. Place a piece of paper that is larger than frame on glue. Press in place. Place frame, paper side down, on cutting mat. Use X-acto knife to cut along outer edges and frame opening. Let dry.
- Use scissors or X-acto knife and ruler to cut construction paper to size of glass. Cut coordinating decorative paper slightly smaller than the frame opening so a quarter inch of construction paper shows around frame opening.
- Choose stencil alphabet letter to trace. Place stencil on the smaller decorative paper. Use pencil to trace letter. Use colored pencils to color in letter. Use glue to adhere initialed paper to construction paper.
- Replace glass in frame. Insert initialed paper. Replace backing. Use Phillips screwdriver to replace screws.
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Thursday is Feature-Freeze for Ubuntu 9.10
Whoever wants their favorite features integrated into Karmic Koala will have to hurry. From Thursday, the impending Ubuntu will accept no more changes.
The feature freeze primarily concerns developers and maintainers of single packages. Any large changes will have to be made in the source code by Wednesday, latest, writes Steve Langasek on the Ubuntu Announce List. Package changes after the deadline will have to be filed as bugs in Launchpad.
The last few days before the freeze have seen Ubuntu developers buzzing about the Pidgin issue. The free instant messenger has been replaced by Empathy in the new Ubuntu 9.10.- a decision that has not pleased all Ubuntu users. The latest version of Pidgin now comes with web cam support, a feature that has always given Empathy the edge over Pidgin. So, until Thursday, there is still a slim chance that Pidgin may well remain the default IM client, with Empathy waiting eagerly in the wings.
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Every Practice Needs These Two Policy Manuals
Grandinetti, Deborah, Medical Economics
Together, they'll help you stay on the right side of the law and get top performance from your staff
our staff may work for you with the best will in the world. But if they don't know specifically what's expected of them, you won't get top performance. Your patients want that, and health plans certainly do. To communicate to your staff exactly what you expect, you need two separate sets of explicit rules: an office policyand-procedures manual and an employee handbook. The policy manual states your practice objectives and sets forth how you and your staff will further them. The staff handbook clarifies the legal relationships between the practice and its employees.
Both handbooks should be thorough and upto-date, so if you have them already but haven't reviewed them within the past year, it's time to do so. If you don't have either document, the sooner you create them, the better. You'll accomplish either task more quickly by focusing on the key areas highlighted below. Building a team:
the policy-and-procedures manual Introduce the manual by telling staffers what the practice is all about, where they fit in, and how the policies relate to them. Here's an example:
"The ultimate objective of all activity in this office is to help our patients. To do that, we must function as a team. As with any team, we need a set of operating policies and rules. However, every member of our staff must realize that helping patients is more important than the rules themselves. If a rule appears to interfere with good patient relations, question it. Perhaps an exception should be made; perhaps the rule should be changed. Discuss these issues with [the administrator] or me."
This brief introduction covers a lot of ground. It asserts that the staff must function as a team, explains why policies exist, and encourages employees to use their judgment to question the rules in situations where a policy may actually work against the practice's mission. The meat of the manual should cover clinical, business, and related miscellaneous procedures. Here are the key areas to examine: Patient relations. Determine how you want staff to handle the telephone, schedule patients, greet them in the office, and respond to their requests for records or to see their charts. Educate your staff about the importance of etiquette and a good first impression.
"I've seen a real attitude problem in some practices," says David Karp, a loss-prevention consultant in Cloverdale, Calif. "There are too many front-office people who think it's their job to keep patients out of the doctor's office, rather than encourage them to be there when they need help."
Also make it clear that you, the physician, are the only one who can dismiss patients from the practice, and specify the formal steps that must be taken to avoid charges of abandonment.
"I've seen some practices where the bookkeeper 'cancels' a patient if he hasn't paid his bill or responded to three pastdue letters. That's improper," says Karp. "Here in California, and in most other states as well, patients have to be given sufficient notice of the doctor's intention to withdraw. They must have a reasonable time to find another doctor, and their current physician must make their medical records available and inform the new doctor of any medications that must be continued, or medical problems that must be monitored. All of this needs to be done by certified mail with a return receipt."
Your policy book should also specify the patient-termination requirements of the managed-care plans you contract with. You may also want to include a special section on how to handle inquiries from individuals who are doctor-shopping because their new health plan requires them to choose a primary-care physician. State your policy-whether it's to encourage or discourage get-acquainted visits. And tell employees what to say and what not to say to these patients.
Compliance with government regulations. …


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Apple's plans for an iTunes Music Store in Ireland were stymied at the last minute by a disagreement with the Irish Music Rights Organization (IMRO), according to a Macworld UK report that says that negotiotions are stil in progress: "It appears Apple originally planned to open for business in Ireland this Tuesday, when it extended its service across Europe. These plans, however, were stymied at the last minute by a disagreement with the Irish Music Rights Organization (IMRO).These disagreements have now been resolved, according to Phonographic Performance Ireland (PPI) sources, who told Macworld: 'We (the Irish recording industry) expected iTunes in Ireland on Tuesday, just like the other ones.' However, a spokesperson for IMRO told Macworld this morning: "We are currently negotiating with Apple," confirming that 'negotiations haven't concluded, yet.'"
Google plans to release a version of its desktop search tool for computers running the Mac OS X operating system, Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said on Friday. Schmidt did not set a timetable for a Mac version, saying it had to be rebuilt from the ground up because of the fundamental differences between the Mac OS and Windows. Google released a Windows version of the desktop tool earlier this month. The software lets users search email, files, web history, and chats. It also allows users to view web pages they've seen, even after disconnecting from the internet.
Topics of discussion on the MacNN forums today include: One member's poor experience with a new Power Mac G5 2.5GHz from Apple.... buying a refurbished PowerBook from Apple.... Speculation about reasons behind new Power Mac G5 delays.... Amazon is offering a significant rebate on the 12" iBook G4.... speculation about a flash-based music player from Apple.... opinions comparing Powerpoint to Apple's Keynote.
The iPod may be used for more than music someday, according to one columnist's vision of the device. Arik Hesseldahl of Forbes.com says that the iPod could lead to a revolution in personal storage devices that could revolution information organization and retrieval: "When most people look at the iPod and devices like it, they see a shift in how music is being packaged and sold. But I'm starting to think we're seeing the onset of a more profound change in the kind of information we track and how we use it. Music is just the beginning."
CNBC and The Wall Street Journal today announced the winners of the CNBC/Wall Street Journal Executive Leadership Awards last night during a gala awards ceremony at New York City's Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Hosted by CNBC's Maria Bartiromo and John Fugelsang, the inaugural event honored four of the country's most "esteemed, top-level business leaders" in four categories, including Apple's Steve Jobs as the 'Leader in Innovation'. Other winners included eBay's Meg Whitman as the "Business Leader of the Future," American Express' Kenneth Chenault as 'Leader in Business Practices,' and Proctor & Gamble's A.G. Lafley in 'Overall Executive Leadership.'
In Brief: The Apple Store has refurbished iBooks starting at $700 as well as 12-inch, 15-inch, and 17-inch PowerBooks.... On the 6th of November, Apple Center Office line, the largest Apple retailer in Scandinavia (over 300 square meters) will open in downtown Oslo (Norway).... Shares of AAPL on Thursday closed at a four-year high yet again, rising $1.89, or 3.8 percent, to close at $52.19.... iPod Hacks has posted several resolutions of its new desktop wallpaper, the "iPod-O-Lantern," which offers "an iPod hauntingly carved into its side, rather than the typical scary face."
TEN Technology has introduced the TEN flexDock mini for Apple's iPod mini. It features a dock on an adjustable arm that plugs into standard cigarette lighter sockets in most automobiles worldwide. The flexDock mini will securely hold and power the iPod mini. TEN Technology says it provides "the most flexible yet secure way to use the iPod mini in the vehicle. The dock on a flexible metal arm allows easy and secure positioning of the iPod mini for convenience and safety while in the car. The dark grey color of the flexDock mini will match most car interiors." The flexDock mini plugs into standard cigarette lighter sockets in most cars, charging the iPod mini; it also features a 3.5mm line-out jack on the plug for use with the included cassette adapter or most self-powered FM transmitters (not included). It will be available in November for $50.
Native Instruments today also launched Traktor Beatport Player, a free audio player software for users of the Beatport online music store and announced Guitar Rig v1.2, an update to its digital guitar studio. Developed in close cooperation with partner company Beatport, the versatile Traktor Beatport audio player is based on the Traktor DJ Studio and features two decks with waveform displays, pitch faders, a crossfader, playlist features, and a music library and browser.
Native Instruments today announced Absynth 3, the latest reincarnation of its synthesizer. Version 3 is now fully surround-enabled, offering comprehensive and versatile multi-channel implementation, a powerful new oscillator functions, an improved editor, and additional integrated effects as well as live input functions for realtime sound management. It also brings flexible MIDI parameter control and a revised user single-window interface. The new "live input" mode can process up to three external stereo signals at once, routing each into a separate oscillator channel for individual treatment with versatile filter, waveshaping, envelope and effect sections. It ships with more than 1000 presets--including 256 brand new ones. It will ship in December for $340.
Apple vice-president of industrial design, Jonathan Ive, made a rare public appearance at London's Design Museum, where he spoke frankly about Apple and his design career, according to a Macworld UK report: "So many students ask me about design movements and technology - but those things change", Ive told the audience, saying that he believes success as a designer is about, "focus and caring". Looking back, he said: "I remember throwing stuff away and starting again, because I thought it could be a lot better. I worked hard at college. I understand that if you are prepared to keep going, if you really, really care, I think that's fundamental."
Applied Acoustics has released its Ultra Analog virtual analog synthesizer for Mac OS X described as a "unique and powerful virtual analog synthesizer that is fast, easy to use and remarkably versatile." Based on the company's physical modeling synthesis engine, Ultra Analog VA-1 provides alias-free synthesizer components with outstanding dynamics and unmatched sound quality. It offers a high-quality preset library, realtime calculation of sound, 32-bit floating point internal processing, sample rates up to 24=bit/192kHz, an integrated audio recorder to capture performance on-the-fly, import/export functions, unlimited undo/redo, full audio/MIDI support, and more. The $200 syntch is available as a standalone version and supports DXi, VST, Audio Units and RTAS (Mac OS only) plug-in formats.
Avid's M-Audio has introduced Pulsar, the latest in the company's line of studio microphones. Pulsar is a medium-capsule professional cardioid condenser microphone designed primarily for recording and miking instruments. The company says that Pulsar's design is optimized for recording acoustic instruments such as guitars, piano, strings, brass, and woodwinds and can also be used for percussion and drum overheads, as well as capturing room ambience for electric guitar and drum tracks. The Pulsar is equipped with a 3-pin XLR connector and requires +48 volt phantom power; it features a frequency response of 20Hz-20kHz. It is now shipping for $130.
Authentium announced today the release of Authentium ESP Antivirus for Mac OS X. It utilizes the Authentium ESP extensible service platform framework as well as its Command Antivirus technology. It includes scanning features, its F-Prot Professional scanning engine, and other heuristic virus detection procedures developed by Authentium researchers. The software scans for both Mac and Windows viruses, helping protect mixed-platform environments. It is available for $50 and runs on Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
Radical Breeze today released two new applications for Mac OS X. RadicalSafe securely stores various kinds of information, such as serial numbers and passwords. It Includes optional Blowfish encryption, password generation, custom categories, easy information copying and more. DeskDoodle allows users to draw directly onto their screen (above or below running applications). Users can take notes, stamp pictures, use it for presentations, and more. Both are available in the Radical Breeze 10 Pack, which contains all of the company's applications for $35. Each is also available separately for $5.
Editor Steve Forbes says that Apple/PIxar CEO Steve Jobs is the best candidate to succeed Michael Eisner as CEO of Disney: "Jobs knows high tech, Hollywood and finances as few Hollywood moguls do, and he knows the critical importance of creativity. Jobs' understanding of technology would be crucial.... Jobs understands that when we get true broadband in this country, the Internet will radically change radio and TV broadcasting, just as it's already changing telephony and the distribution of music and videos."
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Jason Aldean and Brittany Kerr made their red carpet debut Wednesday.
The "My Kinda Party" singer and his former mistress attended the CMT Music Awards in Nashville, where they happily posed for photographers. It marked the first time the lovebirds attended an awards show after Aldean filed for divorce from his wife of twelve years, Jessica Ussery, in April 2013.
Aldean, 37, wore jeans and a button-up brown shirt with cowboy boots and his signature hat. The American Idol alum, 26, modeled a fitted white dress with sheer paneling and tan and white stilettos.
The "Dirt Road Anthem" singer was on hand to present with model-turned-actress Brooklyn Decker.
NEWS: Kristen Bell's CMT Music Awards monologue is a must-see!
Aldean and Kerr were first linked after they were caught kissing in public in September 2012. The musician later apologized for his behavior, saying he "screwed up" and "had too much to drink" that night. The next month, Aldean told E! News he was "workin' through" his marital issues with Ussery.
Sadly, the high school sweethearts—who have two children together—broke up less than a year later.
Judging by the grin on Aldean's face at the CMT Music Awards, though, he doesn't seem to broken up.


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Both Google and Facebook have faced major share price slumps due to falling advertising revenues. Google shares even had to be suspended for two and a half hours following poor results.
Google stocks crashed by 11% and wiped more than ÂŁ13.7bn off the value of the company after they accidently published latest figures that revealed a 20% fall in profits. Opps!
The problem is mobile. They get paid less because the ads don't work as well. The trouble is, we use mobiles differently from PCs and respond much less to ads and the screen size is too small for impact (they fail the first letter of A.I .D. A.). This presents a major challenge to Google and Facebook and is one reason Google recently bought Motorola, though it's not revealed what it plans to do with the company.
This has now raised the question about the effectiveness of mobile ads among investors, and probably boardrooms of big brands too, who have thrown millions into digital and are now chasing mobile ads as the next big thing.
Personally I think there is a big market in ads on mobiles, but it needs a massive rethink and if you know how then I'd keep quiet and sell it to Google for millions, they are desperate.
Recently Facebook hit similar problems when it was revealed it had based its ad revenue growth on PCs rather than mobile – Â it had to admit it was failing to deliver effective advertising and had to watch its share price halve over night.
Another threat is the growing use of software like Mozilla's AdBlockerPlus which blocks the ads, without the advertiser knowing. Works brilliantly on Facebook.
I heard today about a well know brand that has cancelled a big digital campaign to put their money into Big Media (TV and outdoor) to raise it's brand awareness as a recent survey revealed its brand was declining in unprompted awareness.
While ad revenues on mobiles may be declining, on TV it's growing both in the US and UK. This isn't a case of digital vs big media, anymore than sales promotion vs direct marketing, or PR vs advertising, they all have their merits and all perform well in their own ways and even better when integrated well.
Those who declared that traditional media was dead and it was all digital have now woken up to the fact that TV and outdoor have embrace technology to give their mediums a turbo charge.
But then those who declare any media dead are pretty stupid, ever new generation just adds to the advertising tool kit. Victorian's main advertising medium were flyers, which are still just as popular and as effective today.
But the next big thing is the new generation of 3D TV that is expected to be mind blowing. No funny glasses, this really is science fiction come alive. No doubt the big brands like Coke, Nike and others will be queuing up to make the first new generation 3D ads. And then we'll all be declaring that digital is dead, long live 3D TV.
And then 5 years later… it's the next fad.
Of course effective marketing isn't just about the medium, it's more about how you use it and how well you understand your audience.
This week I attended a fascinating evening hosted by Spring Research with guest speaker Mark Earls (legendary planner for those not in planning). It reminded us of the importance of customer insight and the importance of context – how both environment and social influences effect how and what we buy.
It also raised a few questions about how we communicate – recommending a brand to a friend is 9x more effective face to face than online, there's greater context for a start. And as 90% of conversations about brands happen off line, maybe more advertisers should focus 90% of their budget on good old WOM and just 10% on SM.
But then we live in a world where media trends and perception is more important than reality, and while brands keep using A,B,C1 (an outdated and discredited methodology) common sense, quality consumer insights and numbers that actually mean something (unlike Likes) are only appealing to the really smart and independent thinkers.


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Crowne Plaza Orlando - Downtown
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Located in downtown Orlando, Crowne Plaza Orlando is 9 blocks from the Amway Center and the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center. Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium is 1.5 miles from the hotel, and Universal Studios Orlando is about 7 miles away.
Hotel Features.
4,400 square feet/408 square meters of elegant function space and complimentary wireless and wired Internet access throughout the hotel. Crowne Plaza Orlando is smoke-free. The fitness center, open 24 hours a day, has large, wall-mounted plasma TVs to make workouts more fun. The Bite Bistro and Wine Bar has four 42-inch TVs for watching sports events. An outdoor swimming pool and a spa tub.
42-inch plasma TVs come with premium channels and pay movies. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access are complimentary, as are local calls. Other conveniences include microwave ovens, coffee/tea makers, and in-room safes. Bathrooms have granite countertops. Beds indulge with plush-top mattresses and plentiful pillows.
Main amenities
- 213 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Free area shuttle
- Fitness center
- Valet parking
- Business center
- Limo/town car service
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- In Downtown Orlando
- Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- St. James Cathedral (0.7 mi / 1.2 km)
- Cathedral Church of St. Luke (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Amway Center (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Church Street Station (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $108
- Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking (WITH L SHAPE SOFA)
- Executive Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- One King Bed Non-Smoking Accessible
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non Smoking
- Standard Room, Non Smoking
- Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms, Non Smoking
- One King Bed Non-Smoking Accessible
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Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 213 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 14 floors
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Valet parking *
- Accessible parking
- Free area shuttle within 3.00 mi
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Cooked-to-order breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Golfing nearby
- Business center
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- In-room massage available
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch plasma TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Special features
DiningBite Bistro and Wine Bar - This bistro serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered.
Crowne Plaza Orlando - Downtown's small print
Also known as
- Crowne Plaza Hotel
- Crowne Plaza Hotel Orlando Downtown
- Crowne Plaza Orlando Downtown
- Crowne Plaza Orlando Downtown Hotel Orlando
Optional extras
Self parking costs USD 17.00 per night
Valet parking costs USD 20.00 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for USD 15 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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The Classification and Compensation Section is responsible for monitoring and modifying the classification plan to recognize workforce changes, new technology, reorganization and gradual changes in job assignment, and Department of Labor compliance;analyzing, preparing and administering the City's pay plan;and providing uniform scales of pay for all positions. This section also monitors the on-call, shift, overtime, and weekend pay for the City Civil Service Departments.
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Michael Hehn, March 27th, 2013. Interior, Three Level Luxurious Home Interior Design By Yakusha Design.
The luxurious home can make everybody amazed. Why? That is because the dazzling design will make them attract and try to explore the luxurious decoration. With the perfect decoration, although it is equipped with simple interior, still you can see the sumptuous impression. The luxurious should not the expensive one.
Related to this, here I have some pictures about luxurious home design. Wish it can inspire you in decorating your own home in luxurious design. The luxurious home that I have is built in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. It is based on design by Yakusha Design. You will see the three level home in black finishing. Some glass windows placed in the wall.
Inside, you will get more about the luxurious design. In living room, for example, there is equipped with black sofa. The black sofa is completed with similar colored cushions in small size. Between the black sofa, it is placed wooden table. All those seating are placed on white rug. The hanging ornament above those furniture is so attractive.
This luxurious home is also completed with playing ground for kids. This will be prefect for you is you wanna decorate it for your lovely children. This playing ground is finished in colorful design. This will attract kids to play in. Then some soft carpet and green wall theme is placed to make your children save while playing. If you need more design in details for this home, you can see some pictures in gallery of Three Level Luxurious Home Interior Design By Yakusha Design below.


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November 30, 2015
HARLAN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) -- One win away from going to the class 5-A State Championship game, the Harlan County Black Bears are coming off an 11-3 season that ended with a loss to Cooper in the semifinals.
However, heading into the 2013 season, Harlan, once again, is showing they are not afraid to schedule any team. They will play Knox Central -- a team that beat them last season -- and Belfry, as well as travel to Tennessee before district play even starts. This will be a test to prepare them to make it to the carpet in Bowling Green.
"We got a tough district to play in," quarterback Scotty Bailey said. "Just the teams we play; we play teams out of Lexington and Tennessee and stuff, and having them, going on the road games like that, I think it builds a lot of character for us."
"Playing on the road and getting used to that, where we held it last year, I think we play on the road this year to make it past the Cooper game like last year. I think scheduling those good teams away will be a good challenge for us."
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I've been traveling between universities and academic conferences and open source gatherings and hackfests for quite some time now. A year ago, I started compiling a list of points of parity and points of difference between the two cultures.
Experiential learning using open source is fraught with opportunities for disaster.
"The knowledge and information that my children are getting through the formal education system--is it good enough for them to face the rapid advancements in science and technology?" "Are my kids getting ready to face the rapid changes in social structure?" "Are my children developing a solid... Read more
I am a huge advocate of the concept of open source software. As a society, we are at a point where information sharing is more critical than ever. Technical forums support the mission of open source in multiple ways. First, they allow programmers to work outside of their expertise. Second, forums... Read more
In the early fall of 2010, Greg DeKoenigsberg suggested that we might do a five-questions-style interview with Steve Midgley (bio) in the opensource.com education channel. Steve was on leave from Mixrun , and serving as Special Assistant to the Secretary of Education, acting... Read more
Just like last year, a few folks from the video team here at Red Hat went to the Open Video Conference. This year we met Gabriella Coleman, an assistant professor of Media, Culture and Communication at NYU, Steinhardt. We got the opportunity to listen to her talk about human rights videos,... Read more
One of the talks at POSSCON's education track was John "maddog" Hall's presentation titled "FOSS Teaches You Twice or Three Times." A 42-year veteran of the computer industry, maddog has seen it all. He's since turned his attention to the field of education and the work of creating a nation of... Read more
Three Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) students recently gained recognition for a Humanitarian Free and Open Source (HFOSS) proof-of-concept project, Open Video Chat (OVC). OVC put a functional video chat program written designed for deaf students on to the OLPC XO 1.5 computer. This is the... Read more
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Certainly, with all this activity going on – much of it in states that haven't seen much drilling in decades, if ever – there is a clear need for regulations and oversight. We need to ensure that drilling and fracking are done properly, and chemicals are handled, disposed of and recycled correctly, to prevent harm to human health, wildlife habitats and environmental quality. While most shale gas deposits are thousands of feet below groundwater aquifers and drinking water supplies, we need to ensure that well casings are properly installed and cemented, so that there is no danger of contamination.
But to ban hydraulic fracturing – and abandon these revenues and jobs? What the frack is going on here?
Think about it. This is free enterprise in action. It pays its own way. It doesn't need subsidies, mandates, tariffs, or bureaucrats and politicians deciding which companies and industries win or lose. HF generates real, sustainable jobs, plus significant tax and royalty revenue, right here in America. It provides energy that works 24/7/365 … and is far cheaper than land-hungry wind turbine and solar panel installations. In fact, the shale gas revolution is making it even harder to justify these "renewable energy alternatives."
Natural gas, specifically shale gas, is essential for powering backup generators for unreliable wind and solar installations. However, low gas prices make wind and solar even less competitive. The better solution is just to go with gas, coal and nuclear for electricity generation, and forget about expensive, eco-unfriendly, subsidy-dependent, crony capitalist wind and solar.
HF also demolishes the "peak oil and gas" mantra that we are rapidly running out of hydrocarbon energy, which further demonstrates that geologist Wallace Pratt was right when he said "Oil is first found in the minds of men." Once companies devised new ways to extract shale gas bounties, vast new reserves became available.
Today, in reality, the only reason we might run out of energy is that government won't let us drill.
People want and need reliable, affordable power. Many environmentalists support Paul Ehrlich's opposite sentiment, that "giving society cheap energy is like giving an idiot child a machine gun."
No wonder unrepentant fossil fuel haters are going ballistic over fracking.
The rest of us just want honest answers, carefully conducted drilling, fracking and production operations – and the benefits that come with them. Thankfully, the facts are relatively easy to find.
The Wall Street Journal laid many out clearly and forcefully in a June 2011 editorial, "The facts about fracking: The real risks of the shale gas revolution and how to manage them." Whether it's cancer, drinking water contamination, toxic or radioactive chemicals, earthquakes or regulations – the truth is miles from the misrepresentations, hysteria and fear-mongering propagated by Food & Water Watch and similar groups.
People who want to know how hydraulic fracturing is actually done – and what chemicals are actually used, even in specific states – can find a wealth of information at well-designed industry websites provided by Chesapeake Energy, the Ground Water Protection Council and Halliburton.
As the Halliburton site notes, 99.5% of fracking fluids is water and sand (the sand is carried into fractures, to keep them open and release the gas). However, forcing that fluid mix down wellbores and into solid rock formations thousands of feet underground requires advanced engineering and special chemicals to:
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* Fight the growth of bacteria in the fluid and wellbore, so that gas flows and pipes don't corrode; and
* Reduce the surface tension of water that comes in contact with the reservoir, to improve gas production.
Different subsurface rock formations and conditions require different formulations for the 0.5% of the HF fluids that involves special chemicals. In the past, diesel oil and various industrial chemicals were used. Today, to an ever-increasing degree, the chemicals are borrowed from the food and cosmetics industry. The technical names sound daunting or even scary (inorganic acids, polysaccharide polymers and sulfonated alcohol, for instance), but these CleanStream chemicals (Halliburton's terminology) are found in cheese and beer, canned fish and dairy desserts, and marshmallows and shampoo, respectively.
Even these three chemical groups (and other food and cosmetic chemicals) are classified as "hazardous" by the EPA and FDA, because in high doses some can cause cancer and other problems in animals. So you could say Food & Water Watch is technically correct when it tries to scare people by saying fracking fluids contain "toxic chemicals." But the same point would apply to alcoholic beverages, fruit juices, lip liners, food starch, hand soap and countless other everyday products. Should we ban them too, along with coffee, broccoli and other foods that naturally contain even more potent carcinogens?
In other advanced techniques, instead of chemical biocides to kill bacteria, some systems now employ ultraviolet light, and mobile units now allow crews to treat and reuse water, reducing the amount of freshwater required in fracking. Other improvements are being made on a regular basis, as explained in simple lay terms on websites like those mentioned above. You can even find psychedelic 3-D maps of hydraulic fracturing operations and explanations of other fascinating technologies.
New York and other states, the Delaware River Basin Commission, Canadian provinces, Britain, Poland, the European Commission, and many Asian and Latin American countries are pondering HF as part of the solution to their energy, unemployment, economic and revenue problems. Getting the facts is essential.
Shale gas is an energy policy game-changer. The last thing we need is more laws, regulations and policies based on misrepresentations and fabrications from outfits like Food & Water Watch.
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One of the ways (theoretically) in which businesses are held accountable by the public, or at least those with stock portfolios, is through shareholder activism. However, in practice, shareholder activism can actually be a case of a disease being used to cure an illness.
The private sector should be held to the same standard of scrutiny that the government itself receives from the people, and corporate governance should be as much a matter of public debate and law as political governance.
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We did preserve our ability to exercise our right to free speech and to be a watchdog against corporate crimes. That right is vital to protect the power of the people in our society. We will exercise that right until we do win the things Amazonian communities in Ecuador need most.
While in theory the system pays people for responsible decision-making, in practice it rewards executives for generating outsize returns even at the expense of the company's future.
Is the Wall Street Journal afraid to make an affirmative statement about so-called "fraud" in asbestos cases? They should be.
Lockheed Martin would seem to be an unlikely recipient of a lavish government handout, at least on the basis of need. Indeed, it is one of the world's largest business enterprises, with sales that reached $47 billion in 2012.
Large corporations have essentially become private governments with an enormous effect on the lives and livelihoods of Americans, but without any accountability to them.
As directors evaluate their executive programs, it is imperative they ask the question, "Is the total compensation package morally or ethically correct?"
If you think the legendary "thin blue line" is stressful, you should try walking the "thin gray line" of the Whistleblower, who protect us from the insidious and frightening dangers of corporate and government miscreants.
Tired of being asked to care about every misfortune that may befall your fellow man? Fed up with your hard-earned money going to help those less fortunate? Sick of having to feel compassion every time you see a homeless person?
The great American corporations today are doing well for their top executives and shareholders, but this does not mean that they are doing well for the country as a whole.
As technology has evolved, so should our expectations about how Congress and state legislatures can advance civic values and consumer interests by facilitating people banding together in effective citizen groups.
It's easy to blame technology, especially the automation that supposedly displaces workers. But that's not the real story. The fact is that automation creates jobs. It's the misuse of corporate profits that is destroying them.
When people say that we need a "balanced approach" to reducing our debt and being fiscally responsible, what I hear is: We need to balance what is good for the whole country with what is good for a few super wealthy and powerful people.
After the election it seems like nothing has changed in Washington. The political stalemate remains where little gets done and there is no compromise....
Low wages, and the poverty that they foster, exact a heavy toll on our economy, and ultimately impact companies like Walmart themselves.
There may be no better opportunity or context within which to include on the agenda a substantive and inclusive conversation about the social responsibility of corporations.
Far more than anyone suspects, Michigan Prop 3 is going to ramp up the dirtiest form of energy of all: biomass burning.
But of course they do! Everybody knows that there are 3rd Party candidates running for President. But where can you learn about them? How do you know their names, their platforms and who they are? You cannot!
To my knowledge, no one has taken a look at the symptomatology leading up to the 2008 crash from the perspective of Wall Street's prevailing corporate culture, with the insights only these two authors can provide.
Corporations the world over are trying to get to the bottom of disrespectful protests, blogs and videos that make a mockery of the profit they hold so dear.
An American multi-national corporation, which accepts millions of dollars in government funds, pays its top executives more than half a million dollars per year in total compensation, while simultaneously paying some of its employees less than the federal minimum wage.
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62% of mainframes now run web-enabled applications
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IT professionals can further maximize their investment in Microsoft Hyper-V with the release of StorageCraft® VirtualBoot® for Hyper-V.
Tintri has joined the Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance (ECA). This collaboration reinforces Tintri's commitment to deliver solutions integrated with Microsoft products to help customers streamline and automate access to their cloud-based environments. This comes on the heels of Tintri's certification for Microsoft Private Cloud Fast Track, and the first Gold level data centre competency among next generation storage companies.
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Chasm in willingness to adopt business mobility found, with those adopting successful strategies seeing returns of one and half times their investment.
FalconStor Software has appointed Jimmie Chang to head up FalconStor marketing in Asia.
A recent study by Emerson Network Power has revealed that the average power density per rack will increase significantly in the coming years, creating new challenges in thermal management.
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Huawei has opened its newest Ireland R&D officein the center of Dublin's Digital Docklands (IFSC). Over 50 new R&D jobs will be created by 2016, bringing the total to 120 Huawei employees working in R&D in Ireland.
Mangstor has introduced its new NX Series all-flash storage arrays, offering revolutionary enterprise performance based on Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) over Fabrics. The new software-defined storage solutions from Mangstor are the first to share all-flash storage at speeds of up to 100Gbps over standard Ethernet and Infiniband networks.
At Fujitsu Forum 2015, DataCore showcased to forum attendees the second generation Storage Virtualization Appliance (SVA) and a new Hyper-Converged Appliance (HCA), both jointly developed and supported with Fujitsu and available for shipment by end of the year. In addition, DataCore will highlight new opportunities available for Fujitsu customers and partners that result from achieving certification of SANsymphony-V storage virtualization for SAP HANA on Fujitsu ETERNUS storage.
NCE has received investment from Rockpool Investments LLP which will continue the growth of the business and enable us to offer the market a greater range of solutions, services and to expand our geographic coverage.
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Rusty Garrett here with the weekend outlook: Saturday, rain stays with us, but should taper off by Sunday, the drier of the two days.
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CORPUS CHRISTI (August 13, 2014) A 7-month-old Corpus Christi boy who fell into the water when his bath seat tipped after his mother left him alone in the family's tub has died.
Timothy Williams III died Tuesday, a day after the bath seat tipped in the tub at his family's apartment, police said.
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In 2011, Scarsdale Middle School had 13 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The New York average is 13 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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Pressure-cooker, negative environment
As a parent, I am deeply disappointed with SMS. They make no effort to transition the 6th grade kids from the small, nurturing elementary school into a large competitive "factory-like" middle school. For what I pay to live here, I did not sign up for huge classes and hours of "busy-work" homework. They pile on work for its own sake. The culture of this school is toxic. Unless you are a Type-A Tiger Mom who wants their child to do hours and hours of homework (weekends included), get tested nearly every day, and have a joyless educational experience, go somewhere else. The teachers don't seem to communicate at all regarding multiple tests and large assignments (this has been true for all 3 of my children). We have had nightmarish assignment and test pile-ups because one hand does not know what the other is doing there. The the teachers are given carte blanche to teach whatever they want, resulting in some teachers under the delusion that they are teaching college-level classes to 12 year-olds. The expectations are not realistic for this developmental level. It is as if they no understanding of what true learning is, and think that pressure-cooker=rigorous.
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This school is very challenging. The curriculum can be advanced for even a student in a higher grade level at another school, but here it is taken in stride. The work is very hard, but very rewarding as well because the district is so competitive and difficult.
Scarsdale Middle School is a very difficult school to attend. Many of the classes there are hands-on, and many of the teachers are funny, so you get along well in classes. However, they will not be easygoing if you forget your homework or fail a test. The standards at this school are very high, and since it is very costly to be able to bring your child to Scarsdale Middle School, that child should be a devoted hard-worker who is willing to give up sports and other events to complete their academics, and should have supportive parents who, even if they can't help them with the work, will be able to support them and make sure they know how hard they work.
i go to scarsdale middle school and i think it is a great experience. we learn about the basic academics, and there are tones of extracurricular activities. the district also offers many activities and this school has all the proper facilities and teachers for jobs. we learn languages, health, family and consumer sciences, technology, and art are some of the basic extracurriculars. we also have an extended music program with a section called "exploring music" which is pretty self explanatory. The school is very independent, has amazing teachers with a low staff to student ratio, and its just fun to be there!


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How Important Is An Ear Crop??
How important is an ear crop to your Bulldog? In breeds such as the Frenchie Bull, American Staffordshire Terrier, American Pitbull Terriers and the Presa Canario, ear crops are a very common thing.
In the American Bully and Exotic Bully breeds, the ear cropping trend just continued right on from the old style Pitbull. In fact, today, a very high percentage of dogs, possibly 90 percent, have ear crops. It's almost a sin not to crop your puppy's ear.
Would Dax Or Miagi Be As Popular?
That is the great question.. Would Dax or Mr Miagi be as popular if they did not have ear crops or floppy ears? I think not! Why? because true to the trend, I can hardly think about any big name dogs, past or present, that doesn't have cropped ears. In the Bully world it's all about looks first, just ask the Exotic breeders. The fact that ear cropping has become so popular among Bully dog fanciers, should open a whole new business for daring and skillful ear croppers alike. With so many litters being produced each year, A good ear cropper could potentially have a massive business. Which brings me to my next point.
Ear Cropping Is A Great Skill To Learn
When I bred dogs, I took my puppies for their ear crops at my local vet. He was actually very good. I remember taking my entire liter of 8 puppies to have their lifetime haircut. At that time, around 1995, ear crops were about $100. I also had a friend, a retired vet, who did ear cropping and eventually went to him. He was a very good ear cropper also, and I never had any accidents or infections in my dogs. Today, more people in our community are learning the art of ear cropping. There are presently some people in our community have become very skilled at it. Being a supporter of the community, I would much rather give my business to them. But it's not as cut and dry as you think. Firstly, only someone licensed to be an anesthesiologist is allowed to administer anesthetic to your dog in preparation of his crop. This means that any ear croppers among who are not licensed are actually running an illegal operation.
Be Careful of Backyard Croppers
Having said all the above, one must be careful when taking his dog to a person that isn't licensed to crop ears. I have seen good, bad and terrible endings. I have seen dogs with terrible crops and I have seen dogs never make it our of anesthetic. They passed away in their sleep. An unlicensed person are less likely to be careful because they are not held to any standards. Impeccable sanitation is imperative when cropping a dog's ear. A clean operation lends some insurance against possible infections. So in an effort to support your community a portfolio and quality recommendations are absolutely necessary.
A good ear cropper in our community is definitely an asset. If you find one, you could save yourself a lot of money in the long run. But sometimes even savings is not a good reason for taking the easy and potentially more dangerous route. If you are unsure about your ear cropper, take your dog to a qualified vet to have it's crop done, or don't crop it's ears at all. After all, a dog is worth more with floppy ears but alive, than a dead dog with cropped ears. Right?
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1. United Church of Christ, "What is the United Church of Christ?" http://www .ucc.org/about-us/what-is-the-united-church-of.html.
2. Ibid.; Barbara Brown Zikmund, "Beyond Historical Orthodoxy," United Church of Christ, http://www.ucc.org/about-us/hidden-histories/beyond-historical-orthodoxy .html.
3. GreatSeal.com, "E Pluribus Unum—Origin and Meaning of the Motto Carried by the American Eagle," http://www.greatseal.com/mottoes/unum.html.
4. John Fischer, "Germantown Neighborhood of Philadelphia," About.com, http:// philadelphia.about.com/od/neighborhoods/p/germantown.html.
5. Ronald Kessler, "Obama's Mythology about Pastor Wright," Cutting Edge, April 21, 2008, http://www.thecuttingedgenews.com/index.php?article=446.
6. Barack Obama, Dreams from My Father (New York: Three Rivers Press, 1995, 2004), 282.
7. Biography.com, "Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. Biography," http://www.biography.com/ articles/Jeremiah-A.-Wright-Jr.-29958.
8. Ibid.
9. James H. Cone, A Black Theology of Liberation, Twentieth Anniversary Edition (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 1990), 7, 21–22, 28.
10. "Transcript: Rev. Jeremiah Wright Speech to National Press Club," Chicago Tribune, April 28, 2008, http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/politics/chi-wrighttranscript04282008,0,3113697.story.
11. Barack Obama, The Audacity of Hope (New York: Three Rivers Press), 202–4, 207–8.
12. Brian Ross and Rehab El-Buri, "Obama's Pastor: God Damn America, U.S. to Blame for 9/11," March 13, 2008, ABC News, http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id= 4443788.
13. Barack Obama, "A More Perfect Union," National Constitution Center, March 18, 2008, http://constitutioncenter.org/amoreperfectunion/docs/Race_Speech_Transcript.pdf.
14. Ibid.; "Dr. Martin Luther King's 1963 WMU Speech Found," Archives and Regional History Collections, http://www.wmich.edu/library/archives/mlk/q-a.html.
15. Obama, "A More Perfect Union."
16. Ibid.
17. Ibid.
18. Wright went on to make speeches arguing that blacks and whites were "equal" but "different," relying on different sides of their brains to learn, and worse, comments widely seen as anti-Semitic. But he did so while acknowledging that he was no longer


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St. Louis, MO 63129
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Oakville Senior High School is located in St. Louis, MO and is one of 2 high schools in Mehlville R-ix School District. It is a public school that serves 1834 students in grades 9-12. See Oakville Senior High School's test results to learn more about school performance.
In 2011, Oakville Senior High School had 17 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Missouri average is 14 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
In 2011, Oakville Senior High School had 17 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Missouri average is 14 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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$7,484per student
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