text:
|Abilene High School
|Abilene, KS
|Abilene Middle School
|Abilene, KS
|All Saints Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Allen Community College
|Iola, KS
|Allison Traditional Magnet Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Altoona Midway Middle School
|Colfax, KS
|Altoona-Midway High School
|Buffalo, KS
|Andale High School
|Andale, KS
|Andale Middle School
|Anderson County High School
|Garnett, KS
|Anderson County Middle School
|Garnett, KS
|Andover Central High School
|Andover, KS
|Andover Central Middle School
|Andover, KS
|Andover High School
|Andover, KS
|Andover Middle School
|Andover, KS
|Argonia High School
|Argonia, KS
|Argonia Junior High
|Argonia, KS
|Ark City Christian Academy
|Arkansas City, KS
|Ark City Christian Academy Junior High
|Arkansas City, KS
|Arkansas City High School
|Arkansas City, KS
|Arkansas City Middle School
|Arkansas City, KS
|Arma Northeast High School
|Arma, KS
|Ashland High School
|Ashland, KS
|Atchison County High School
|Effingham, KS
|Atchison County Junior High School
|Effingham, KS
|Atchison High School
|Atchison, KS
|Atchison Middle School
|Atchison, KS
|Attica High School
|Attica, KS
|Attica Junior High
|Attica, KS
|Aubrey Bend Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Augusta High School
|Augusta, KS
|Augusta Middle School
|Augusta, KS
|Axtell High School
|Axtell, KS
|B&B High School
|Baileyville, KS
|Baker University
|Baldwin City, KS
|Baldwin High School
|Baldwin City, KS
|Baldwin Junior High School
|Baldwin City, KS
|Barclay College
|Haviland, KS
|Barton County Community College
|Great Bend, KS
|Basehor-Linwood High School
|Basehor, KS
|Basehor-Linwood Middle School
|Bonner Springs, KS
|Baxter Springs High School
|Baxter Springs, KS
|Baxter Springs Middle School
|Baxter Springs, KS
|Belle Plaine High School
|Belle Plaine, KS
|Belle Plaine Middle School
|Belle Plaine, KS
|Beloit High School
|Beloit, KS
|Beloit Junior High
|Beloit, KS
|Benedictine College
|Atchison, KS
|Bennington High School
|Bennington, KS
|Bennington Junior High
|Bennnington, KS
|Berean Academy
|Elbing, KS
|Berean Academy Middle School
|Elbing, KS
|Bern High School
|Bern, KS
|Bethany College
|Lindsborg, KS
|Bethel College
|Newton, KS
|Bishop Carroll Catholic High School
|Wichita, KS
|Bishop Miege
|Shawnee Mission, KS
|Bishop Seabury Academy
|Lawrence, KS
|Bishop Seabury Academy Middle School
|Lawrence, KS
|Bishop Ward High School
|Kansas City, KS
|Blessed Sacrament Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Blue Valley - Randolph
|Randolph, KS
|Blue Valley High School
|Stillwell, KS
|Blue Valley Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Blue Valley North High School
|Overland Park, KS
|Blue Valley Northwest High School
|Overland Park, KS
|Blue Valley Southwest
|Overland Park, KS
|Blue Valley West High School
|Overland Park, KS
|Leon, KS
|Bluestem Junior High
|Leon, KS
|Bonner Springs High School
|Bonner Springs, KS
|Brewster High School
|Brewster, KS
|Brewster Middle School
|Brewster, KS
|Brocaw Blazers
|Brooks Technology and Arts Magnet Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Bucklin High School
|Bucklin, KS
|Bucklin Junior High School
|Bucklin, KS
|Buhler High School
|Buhler, KS
|Burden Central High School
|Burden, KS
|Burden Central Middle School
|Burden, KS
|Burlingame High School
|Burlingame, KS
|Burlingame Jr. High
|Burlingame, KS
|Burlington High School
|Burlington, KS
|Burlington Middle School
|Burlington, KS
|Burrton High School
|Burrton, KS
|Burrton Middle School
|Burrton, KS
|Butler Community College
|El Dorado, KS
|Caldwell High School
|Caldwell, KS
|Caldwell Middle School
|Caldwell, KS
|Campus High School
|Haysville, KS
|Caney Valley High School
|Caney, KS
|Caney Valley Jr High
|Caney, KS
|Canton-Galva High School
|Canton, KS
|Canton-Galva Middle School
|Canton, KS
|Cedar Vale High School
|Cedar Vale, KS
|Ceder Vale/Dexter Middle School
|Cedar Vale, KS
|Central Christian Academy Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Central Christian College
|McPherson, KS
|Central Christian High School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Central Christian Middle School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Central Heights High School
|Richmond, KS
|Central Heights Middle School
|Richmond, KS
|Central Plains
|Claflin, KS
|Central Plains Middle School
|Bushton, KS
|Centralia High School
|Centralia, KS
|Centre High School
|Lost Springs, KS
|Centre Junior High
|Lost Springs, KS
|Chanute High School
|Chanute, KS
|Chaparral High School
|Anthony, KS
|Chapman High School
|Chapman, KS
|Chapman Middle School
|Chapman, KS
|Chase County High School
|Cottonwood Falls, KS
|Chase County Junior High
|Cottonwood Falls, KS
|Chase High School
|Chase, KS
|Cheney High School
|Cheney, KS
|Cheney Middle School
|Cheney, KS
|Cherokee Southeast High School
|Cherokee, KS
|Cherryvale High School
|Cherryvale, KS
|Chetopa High School
|Chetopa, KS
|Chetopa Jr High Hornets
|Cheylin High School
|Bird City, KS
|Cheylin Junior High
|Bird City, KS
|Chisholm Middle School
|Newton, KS
|Christ Preparatory Academy
|Overland Park, KS
|Christ Preparatory Academy Middle School
|Lenexa, KS
|Christ the King Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Christa McAuliffe Academy
|Wichita, KS
|Christian Learning Center
|Fort Scott, KS
|Cimarron High School
|Cimarron, KS
|Cimarron Middle School
|Cimarron, KS
|Circle High School
|Towanda, KS
|Circle Middle School
|Benton, KS
|Claflin High School
|Claflin, KS
|Claflin Junior High
|Claflin, KS
|Clark Middle School
|Bonner Springs, KS
|Classical School of Wichita
|Wichita, KS
|Classical School of Wichita Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Clay Center Community High School
|Clay Center, KS
|Clay Center Wakefield Middle School
|Wakefield, KS
|Clearwater High School
|Clearwater, KS
|Clearwater Middle School
|Clearwater, KS
|Clifton-Clyde High School
|Clyde, KS
|Clifton-Clyde Middle School
|Clifton, KS
|Cloud County Community College
|Concordia, KS
|Coffeyville Community College
|Coffeyville, KS
|Colby Community College
|Colby, KS
|Colby High School
|Colby, KS
|Colby Middle School
|Colby, KS
|Coleman Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Columbus High School
|Columbus, KS
|Colwich middle school
|Colwich, KS
|Comanche Middle School
|Dodge City, KS
|Concordia High School
|Concordia, KS
|Concordia Junior High
|Concordia, KS
|Conway Springs High School
|Conway Springs, KS
|Conway Springs Middle School
|Conway Springs, KS
|Cornerstone Alternative Charter
|Galena, KS
|Cornerstone Family School
|Topeka, KS
|Cornerstone High School
|Cornerstone Junior High
|Council Grove
|Council Grove, KS
|Council Grove Middle School
|Council Grove, KS
|Cowley County Community College
|Arkansas City, KS
|Crest High School
|Colony, KS
|Cunningham High School
|Cunningham, KS
|Curtis Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Damar Junior High
|Damar, KS
|Decatur Community High School
|Oberlin, KS
|Decatur Community Junior High
|Oberlin, KS
|Deerfield, KS
|Deerfield Middle School
|Deerfield, KS
|Derby High School
|Derby, KS
|Derby Middle School
|Derby, KS
|Derby North Middle School
|Derby, KS
|DeSoto High School
|De Soto, KS
|Dexter, KS
|Dighton High School
|Dighton, KS
|Dighton Junior High
|Dighton, KS
|Dodge City Community College
|Dodge City, KS
|Dodge City High School
|Dodge City, KS
|Dodge City Middle School
|Dodge City, KS
|Doniphan West High School
|Highland, KS
|Douglass High School
|Douglass, KS
|East Crusaders Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Eisenhower High School
|Goddard, KS
|El Dorado
|El Dorado, KS
|El Dorado High School
|El Dorado, KS
|El Dorado Middle School
|El Dorado, KS
|Eldorado, KS
|Elk Valley
|Longton, KS
|Elk Valley High School
|Longton, KS
|Elk Valley Middle School
|Longton, KS
|Elkhart High School
|Elkhart, KS
|Elkhart Middle School
|Elkhart, KS
|Ell-Saline High School
|Brookville, KS
|Ell-Saline Middle School
|Brookville, KS
|Ellinwood High School
|Ellinwood, KS
|Ellinwood Middle School
|Ellinwood, KS
|Ellis High School
|Ellis, KS
|Ellsworth High School
|Ellsworth, KS
|Ellsworth Jr High Bearcats
|Ellsworth, KS
|Elwood High School
|Elwood, KS
|Elyria Christian High School
|McPherson, KS
|Emporia High School
|Emporia, KS
|Emporia Middle School
|Emporia, KS
|Emporia State University
|Emporia, KS
|Erie High School
|Erie, KS
|Eudora High School
|Eudora, KS
|Eudora Middle School
|Eudora, KS
|Eureka High School
|Eureka, KS
|Eureka Junior High
|Eureka, KS
|Fairfield High School
|Langdon, KS
|Fairfield Middle School
|Langdon, KS
|Field Kindley High School
|Coffeyville, KS
|Flint Hills High School
|Rosalia, KS
|Flint Hills Middle School
|Rosalia, KS
|Flinthills Christian
|Manhattan, KS
|Fort Hays State University
|Hays, KS
|Fort Scott Community College
|Ft. Scott, KS
|Fort Scott High School
|Fort Scott, KS
|Fowler High School
|Fowler, KS
|Frankfort High School
|Frankfort, KS
|Fredonia High School
|Fredonia, KS
|Fredonia Middle School
|Fredonia, KS
|Friends University
|Wichita, KS
|Frontenac, KS
|Frontier Trail Middle School
|Olathe, KS
|Galena High School
|Galena, KS
|Galena Middle School
|Galena, KS
|Garden City Community College
|Garden City, KS
|Garden City High School
|Garden City, KS
|Garden Plain High School
|Garden Plain, KS
|Garden Plain Middle School
|Garden Plain, KS
|Gardner-Edgerton High School
|Gardner, KS
|Girard High School
|Girard, KS
|Girard Middle School
|Glasco High School
|Glasco, KS
|Goddard Eisenhower Middle School
|Goddard, KS
|Goddard High School
|Goddard, KS
|Goddard Middle School
|Goddard, KS
|Goessel High School
|Goessel, KS
|Goessel Junior High
|Goessel, KS
|Golden Plains Elementary School
|Garden Plain, KS
|Golden Plains High School
|Rexford, KS
|Goodland High School
|Goodland, KS
|Goodland Middle School
|Gordon Parks Academy Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Grant Junior High
|Goodland, KS
|Great Bend High School
|Great Bend, KS
|Great Bend Middle School
|Great Bend, KS
|Greeley County High School
|Tribune, KS
|Greeley County Junior High
|Tribune, KS
|Greensburg High School
|Greensburg, KS
|Grinnell Middle School
|Grinnell, KS
|Hadley Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Halstead High School
|Halstead, KS
|Halstead Middle School
|Halstead, KS
|Hamilton High School
|Hamilton, KS
|Hamilton Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Hanover High School
|Hanover, KS
|Hanover Middle School
|Barnes, KS
|Harmon High School
|Kansas City, KS
|Harper/Anthony Middle School
|Anthony, KS
|Hartford High School
|Hartford, KS
|Hartford Junior High
|Hartford, KS
|Haskell Indian Nations University
|Lawrence, KS
|Haven High School
|Haven, KS
|Haven Middle School
|Haven, KS
|Haviland High School
|Haviland, KS
|Hayden High School
|Topeka, KS
|Hays High School
|Hays, KS
|Hays Middle School
|Hays, KS
|Haysville Middle School
|Haysville, KS
|Haysville West Middle School
|Haysville, KS
|Healy High School
|Healy, KS
|Healy Middle School
|Healy, KS
|Heartland Christian Middle School
|Colby, KS
|Heartland Christian School
|Colby, KS
|Herington High School
|Herington, KS
|Heritage Christian Academy
|Olathe, KS
|Hesston College
|Hesston, KS
|Hesston High School
|Hesston, KS
|Hesston Middle School
|Hesston, KS
|Hiawatha High School
|Hiawatha, KS
|Hiawatha Middle School
|Hiawatha, KS
|Highland Community College
|Highland, KS
|Highland Park High School
|Topeka, KS
|Hill City High School
|Hill City, KS
|Hill City Junior High
|Hill City, KS
|Hillsboro High School
|Hillsboro, KS
|Hillsboro Middle School
|Hillsboro, KS
|Hocker Grove Middle School
|Shawnee, KS
|Hodgeman County
|Jetmore, KS
|Hoisington High School
|Hoisington, KS
|Hoisington Middle School
|Hoisington, KS
|Holcomb High School
|Holcomb, KS
|Holcomb Middle School
|Holcomb, KS
|Holton High School
|Holton, KS
|Holton Middle School
|Holton, KS
|Holy Cross Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Holy Cross Middle School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Holy Savior Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Hope High School
|Hope, KS
|Horace J. Good Middle School
|Garden City, KS
|Horace Mann Dual Language Magnet Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Horton High School
|Horton, KS
|Hoxie High School
|Hoxie, KS
|Hoxie Junior High
|Hoxie, KS
|Hugoton High School
|Hugoton, KS
|Hugoton Middle School
|Hugoton, KS
|Humboldt High School
|Humboldt, KS
|Humboldt Middle School
|Humboldt, KS
|Hutchinson Community College
|Hutchinson, KS
|Hutchinson High School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Hutchinson Middle School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Hutchinson-Trinity Catholic
|Hutchinson, KS
|Hyman Brand High School
|Overland Park, KS
|Hyman Brand Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Immaculata High School
|Leavenworth, KS
|Independence High School
|Independence, KS
|Independence Middle School
|Independence , KS
|Indian Hills Middle School
|Prairie Village, KS
|Indian Woods Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Ingalls, KS
|Inman (Superior) Junior High
|Superior, KS
|Inman High School
|Inman, KS
|Iola High School
|Iola, KS
|Iola Middle School
|Iola, KS
|J.C. Harmon High School
|Kansas City, KS
|Jackson Heights
|Holton, KS
|Jackson Heights Middle School
|Holton, KS
|Jardine Technical Magnet Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Jayhawk-Linn High School
|Mound City, KS
|Jayhawk-Linn Junior High
|Mound City, KS
|JDL Fast Track
|Jefferson County North High School
|Winchester, KS
|Jefferson West High School
|Meriden, KS
|Jefferson West Middle School
|Meriden, KS
|Johnson County Community College
|Overland Park, KS
|Junction City High School
|Junction City, KS
|Junction City Middle School
|Junction City, KS
|K C Elite Co
|K C Elite Co
|Kansas City Christian
|Prairie Village, KS
|Kansas City Christian Middle School
|Prairie Village, KS
|Kansas City East Christian Academy
|Leawood, KS
|Kansas City Middle School
|Kansas City, KS
|Kansas Community College
|Kansas City, KS
|Kansas State University
|Manhattan, KS
|Kansas Wesleyan University
|Salina, KS
|Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School
|Wichita, KS
|KC Elite Com
|Kenneth Henderson Middle School
|Garden City, KS
|Kepley Middle School
|Ulysses, KS
|Kickapoo Nation
|Powhattan, KS
|Kingman High School
|Kingman, KS
|Kingman Middle School
|Kingman, KS
|Kinsley High School
|Kinsley, KS
|Kinsley Junior High
|Kinsley, KS
|Kiowa County High School
|Greensburg, KS
|La Crosse High School
|La Crosse, KS
|La Crosse Middle School
|La Crosse, KS
|Labette County High School
|Altamont, KS
|Lacrosse, KS
|Lakeside High School
|Downs, KS
|Lakeside Junior High
|Cawker City, KS
|Lakewood Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Lakewood Middle School
|Salina, KS
|Lakin High School
|Lakin, KS
|Lakin Middle School
|Lakin, KS
|Lansing High School
|Lansing, KS
|Lansing Middle School
|Lansing, KS
|Larned High School
|Larned, KS
|Larned Middle School
|Larned, KS
|Lawrence Free State High School
|Lawrence, KS
|Lawrence High School
|Lawrence, KS
|Lawrence Middle School
|Lawrence, KS
|Leavenworth High School
|Leavenworth, KS
|Leawood Middle School
|Leawood, KS
|Lebo High School
|Lebo, KS
|Lebo Junior High School
|Lebo, KS
|Lexington Trails Middle School
|DeSoto, KS
|Liberal High School
|Liberal, KS
|Liberal South Middle School
|Liberal, KS
|Liberal West Middle School
|Liberal, KS
|Liberty Middle School
|Pratt, KS
|Lincoln High School
|Lincoln, KS
|Lincoln Junior High
|Lincoln, KS
|Linn High School
|Linn, KS
|Linn Middle School
|Barnes, KS
|Little River High Shcool
|Little River, KS
|Little River Junior High
|Little River, KS
|Logan High School
|Logan, KS
|Logan Junior High
|Logan, KS
|Louisburg High School
|Louisburg, KS
|Louisburg Middle School
|Louisburg, KS
|Lucas-Luray High School
|Lucas, KS
|Lucas-Sylvan Junior High
|Sylvan Grove, KS
|Lyndon High School
|Lyndon, KS
|Lyndon Middle School
|Lyndon, KS
|Lyons High School
|Lyons, KS
|Lyons Middle School
|Lyons, KS
|Macksville High School
|Macksville, KS
|Macksville Junior High
|Macksville, KS
|Madison High School
|Madison, KS
|Madison Junior High
|Madison, KS
|Magdalen Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Maize High School
|Maize, KS
|Maize Middle School
|Maize, KS
|Maize South High School
|Maize, KS
|Maize South Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Manhattan Area Technical College
|Manhattan, KS
|Manhattan Christian College
|Manhattan, KS
|Manhattan High School
|Manhattan, KS
|Marais des Cygnes Valley High School
|Melvern, KS
|Maranatha Academy
|Shawnee Mission, KS
|Maranatha Academy Middle School
|Shawnee, KS
|Marion High School
|Marion, KS
|Marion Middle School
|Marion, KS
|Marmaton Valley High School
|Moran, KS
|Marmaton Valley Junior High
|Moran, KS
|Marshall Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Marysville High School
|Marysville, KS
|Marysville Junior High
|Marysville, KS
|Maur Hill Mount Academy
|Atchison, KS
|Mayberry Cultural and Fine Arts Magnet Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|McLouth High School
|McLouth, KS
|McLouth Middle School
|McLouth, KS
|McPherson College
|McPherson, KS
|McPherson High School
|McPherson,, KS
|McPherson Middle School
|McPherson, KS
|Mead Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Meade High School
|Meade Junior High
|Meade, KS
|Medicine Lodge Rural High School
|Medicine Lodge, KS
|Mill Creek Middle School
|DeSoto, KS
|Mill Creek Valley Junior High
|Paxico, KS
|Mill Valley High School
|Shawnee Mission, KS
|Miltonvale (Southern Cloud) Junior High
|Miltonvale, KS
|Miltonvale High School
|Miltonvale, KS
|Minneapolis High School
|Minneapolis, KS
|Minneapolis Junior High
|Minneapolis, KS
|Minneola High School
|Minneola, KS
|Mission Valley High School
|Eskridge, KS
|Mission Valley Junior High
|Mission Valley Junior High
|Monticello Trails Middle School
|Shawnee, KS
|Moscow High School
|Moscow, KS
|Moscow Junior High
|Moscow, KS
|Moundridge High School
|Moundridge, KS
|Moundridge Middle School
|Moundridge, KS
|Mulvane High School
|Mulvane, KS
|Mulvane Middle School
|Mulvane, KS
|Natoma High School
|Natoma, KS
|Nek Track Cl
|Nemaha Central High School
|Seneca, KS
|Neodesha High School
|Neodesha, KS
|Neodesha Middle School
|Neodesha, KS
|Neosho County Community College
|Chanute, KS
|Ness City High School
|Ness City, KS
|Ness City Junior High
|Ness City, KS
|Newman University
|Wichita, KS
|Newton High School
|Newton, KS
|Newton-Chisholm Middle School
|Newton, KS
|Nickerson High School
|Nickerson, KS
|Northeast Arma Junior High
|Arma, KS
|Northern Heights High School
|Allen, KS
|Northern Valley High School
|Almena, KS
|Northern Valley Middle School
|Long Island, KS
|Northfield Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Northfield School
|Wichita, KS
|Northwest Kansas Technical College
|Goodland, KS
|Norton Community High School
|Norton, KS
|Norton Junior High
|Norton, KS
|Norwich High School
|Norwich, KS
|Norwich Middle School
|Norwich, KS
|Goodland, KS
|Oakley High School
|Oakley, KS
|Oakley Middle School
|Oakey, KS
|Oberlin HS
|Olathe Christian
|Olathe, KS
|Olathe East
|Olathe, KS
|Olathe East High School
|Olathe, KS
|Olathe North High School
|Olathe, KS
|Olathe Northwest High School
|Olathe, KS
|Olathe South High School
|Olathe, KS
|Olpe High School
|Olpe, KS
|Olpe Junior High
|Olpe, KS
|Onaga High School
|Onaga, KS
|Osage City
|Osage City, KS
|Osage City Middle School
|Osage City, KS
|Osawatomie High School
|Osawatomie, KS
|Osawatomie Middle School
|Osawatomie, KS
|Osborne High School
|Osborne, KS
|Osborne Junior High
|Osborne, KS
|Oskaloosa High School
|Oskaloosa, KS
|Oswego High School
|Oswego, KS
|Otis-Bison High School
|Otis, KS
|Otis-Bison Junior High
|Otis, KS
|Ottawa High School
|Ottawa, KS
|Ottawa Middle School
|Ottawa, KS
|Ottawa Track Club
|Ottawa, KS
|Ottawa University
|Ottawa, KS
|Overland Trail Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Oxford High School
|Oxford, KS
|Oxford Junior High
|Oxford, KS
|Oxford Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Palco High School
|Palco, KS
|Palco Junior High
|Palco, KS
|Paola High School
|Paola, KS
|Paola Middle School
|Paola, KS
|Paradise Natoma Junior High
|Natoma, KS
|Parsons High School
|Parsons, KS
|Patton Junior High
|Fort Leavenworth, KS
|Pawnee Heights High School
|Rozel, KS
|Peabody-Burns High School
|Peabody, KS
|Peabody-Burns Junior High
|Peabody, KS
|Perry LeCompton High School
|Perry, KS
|Perry-Lecompton Middle School
|Perry, KS
|Phillipsburg High School
|Phillipsburg, KS
|Phillipsburg Middle School
|Phillipsburg, KS
|Pike Valley High School
|Scandia, KS
|Pike Valley Junior High
|Scandia, KS
|Pioneer Ridge Junior High
|Gardner, KS
|Piper High School
|Piper, KS
|Piper Middle School
|Piper, KS
|Pittsburg High School
|Pittsburg, KS
|Pittsburg State University
|Pittsburg, KS
|Plainville High School
|Plainville, KS
|Plainville Middle School
|Plainville, KS
|Pleasant Ridge High School
|Easton, KS
|Pleasant Ridge Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Pleasant Valley Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Pleasanton High School
|Pleasanton, KS
|Pleasanton Middle School
|Pleasanton, KS
|Prairie Hills Middle School
|Buhler, KS
|Prairie Star Middle School
|Leawood, KS
|Prairie Trail Middle School
|Olathe, KS
|Prairie View High School
|La Cygne, KS
|Prairie View Middle School
|La Cygne, KS
|Pratt Community College
|Pratt, KS
|Pratt High School
|Pratt, KS
|Pretty Prairie High School
|Pretty Prairie, KS
|Pretty Prairie Middle Schoool
|Pretty Prairie, KS
|Quinter High School
|Quinter, KS
|Quinter Junior High
|Quinter, KS
|Quivira Heights High School
|Bushton, KS
|Rawlins County High School
|Atwood, KS
|Rawlins County Junior High
|Atwood, KS
|Raymond Junior High
|Chase, KS
|Remington High School
|Whitewater, KS
|Remington Middle School
|Whitewater, KS
|Reno Valley Middle School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Republic County High School
|Belleville, KS
|Republic County Middle School
|Bellville, KS
|Resurrection Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Richard W. Warren Middle School
|Leavenworth, KS
|Riley County High School
|Riley, KS
|Riley County Middle School
|Riley, KS
|Riverside High School
|Wathena, KS
|Riverton High School
|Riverton, KS
|Riverton Middle School
|Riverton, KS
|Robinson Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Rock Creek High School
|St George, KS
|Rock Creek Junior High
|Rock Creek Middle School
|Rock Hills High School
|Mankato, KS
|Rock Hills Junior High
|Mankato, KS
|Rolla High School
|Rolla, KS
|Rolla Junior High
|Rolla, KS
|Rosalia-Flinthills Middle School
|Rosalia, KS
|Rose Hill High School
|Rose Hill, KS
|Rose Hill Middle School
|Rose Hill, KS
|Rossville High School
|Rossville, KS
|Rossville Junior High
|Rossville, KS
|Royal Valley High School
|Hoyt, KS
|Royal Valley Middle School
|Hoyt, KS
|Ruppenthal Middle School
|Russell, KS
|Russell High School
|Russell, KS
|Sabetha High School
|Sabetha, KS
|Sacred Heart Catholic Middle School
|Ness City, KS
|Sacred Heart High School
|Salina, KS
|Sacred Heart Junior High
|Salina, KS
|Sacred Heart Middle School Dodge City
|Dodge City, KS
|Salina Central High School
|Salina, KS
|Salina Christian Academy
|Salina, KS
|Salina Christian Academy Middle School
|Salina, KS
|Salina South High School
|Salina, KS
|Salina South Middle School
|Salina, KS
|Santa Fe Trail High School
|Carbondale, KS
|Santa Fe Trail Middle School
|Carbondale, KS
|Satanta High School
|Satanta, KS
|Kansas City, KS
|School for the Deaf High School
|Olathe, KS
|Scott City Middle School
|Scott Community High School
|Scott City, KS
|Scott Community Junior High
|Seaman High School
|Topeka, KS
|Seaman Middle School
|Topeka, KS
|Sedan High School
|Sedan, KS
|Sedan Junior High
|Sedan, KS
|Sedgwick High School
|Sedgwick, KS
|Sedgwick Junior High
|Sedgwick, KS
|Shawnee Heights High School
|Tecumseh, KS
|Shawnee Heights Middle School
|Tecumseh, KS
|Shawnee Mission East High School
|Prairie Village, KS
|Shawnee Mission North
|Overland Park, KS
|Shawnee Mission Northwest
|Shawnee, KS
|Shawnee Mission South
|Overland Park, KS
|Shawnee Mission West
|Overland Park, KS
|Shocker Track Club
|Witchita, KS
|Silver Lake High School
|Silver Lake, KS
|Silver Lake Middle School
|Silver Lake, KS
|Sisk (Douglass) Middle School
|Douglass, KS
|Skyline High School
|Pratt, KS
|Skyline Middle School
|Pratt, KS
|Smith Center High School
|Smith Center, KS
|Smith Center Junior High
|Smith Center, KS
|Smoky Valley High School
|Lindsborg, KS
|Smoky Valley Middle School
|Lindsborg, KS
|Solomon High School
|Solomon, KS
|Solomon Middle School
|Solomon, KS
|South Barber High School
|Kiowa, KS
|South Barber Junior High
|Kiowa, KS
|South Central High School
|Coldwater, KS
|South Gray High School
|Montezuma, KS
|South Gray Junior High
|Copeland, KS
|South Haven High School
|South Haven, KS
|South Haven Junior High
|South Haven, KS
|Southeast of Saline High School
|Gypsum, KS
|Southeast of Saline Junior High
|Gypsum, KS
|Southern Cloud High School
|Glasco, KS
|Southern Coffey County High School
|LeRoy, KS
|Southwestern College
|Winfield, KS
|Southwestern Heights High School
|Kismet, KS
|Southwestern Heights Junior High
|Kismet, KS
|Spearville High School
|Spearville, KS
|Spring Hill High School
|Spring Hill, KS
|Spring Hill Middle School
|Spring Hill, KS
|St Teresa Academy
|St Teresa Academy
|St. Anne-St. Cecilia
|Wichita, KS
|St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|St. Francis High School
|St Francis, KS
|St. Francis Junior High
|St. Francis, KS
|St. Francis of Assisi Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|St. James Academy
|Lenexa, KS
|St. John's Catholic Middle School
|Beloit, KS
|St. John's Military
|Salina, KS
|St. John's Military Middle School
|Salina, KS
|St. John-Beloit Catholic High School
|St. John-Beloit High School
|Beloit, KS
|St. John-Hudson High School
|St John, KS
|St. John-Hudson Junior High
|St. John, KS
|St. John-Hudson Middle School
|St. John, KS
|St. Joseph (Conway Springs) Middle School
|Conway Springs, KS
|St. Jude Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|St. Margaret Mary Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|St. Marks Middle School
|wichita, KS
|St. Mary Newton Middle School
|Newton, KS
|St. Mary's Colgan High School
|Pittsburg, KS
|St. Mary's KS
|St. Mary's Rose Hill/Derby
|Derby, KS
|St. Marys
|St. Marys, KS
|St. Patrick Catholic Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|St. Paul High School
|St. Paul, KS
|St. Peter Catholic Middle School
|Schulte, KS
|St. Thomas Aquinas High School
|Overland Park, KS
|St. Thomas Aquinas Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|St. Xavier
|Junction City, KS
|Stafford High School
|Stafford, KS
|Stafford Middle School
|Stafford, KS
|Stanton County High School
|Johnson, KS
|Stanton County HS
|Stanton County Junior High
|Johnson, KS
|Sterling College
|Sterling, KS
|Sterling High School
|Sterling, KS
|Sterling Junior High
|Sterling, KS
|Stockton High School
|Stockton, KS
|Stockton Junior High
|Stockton, KS
|Stucky Middle School
|Circle, KS
|Sublette High School
|Sublette, KS
|Sublette Middle School
|Sublette, KS
|Sumner Academy
|Kansas City, KS
|Sunrise Christian
|Wichita, KS
|Sunrise Christian Academy Middle School
|Bel Aire, KS
|Sylvan Unified High School
|Sylvan Grove, KS
|Syracuse High School
|Syracuse, KS
|Syracuse Junior High
|Syracuse, KS
|Tabor College
|Hillsboro, KS
|Team Crimson
|Tescott High School
|Tescott, KS
|Tescott Junior High
|Bennington, KS
|Thayer Middle School
|Thayer, KS
|The Independent School
|Wichita, KS
|The Independent School Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Thomas More Prep-Marian High School
|Hays, KS
|Thomas More Prep-Marian Middle School
|Hays, KS
|Thunder Ridge High School
|Kensington, KS
|Thunder Ridge Middle School
|Arga, KS
|Tipton Catholic High School
|Tipton, KS
|Tipton Catholic Junior High
|Tipton, KS
|Tonganoxie High School
|Tonganoxie, KS
|Tonganoxie Middle School
|Tonganoxie, KS
|Topeka Heritage
|Topeka, KS
|Topeka High School
|Topeka, KS
|Topeka West High School
|Topeka, KS
|Trail Ridge Middle School
|Shawnee Mission, KS
|Trego Community High School
|Wakeeney, KS
|Trego Grade School
|Trego, KS
|Trinity Academy
|Wichita, KS
|Trinity High School
|Hutchinson, KS
|Trinity Junior High
|Hutchinson, KS
|Triplains High School
|Winona, KS
|Triplains Middle School
|Winona, KS
|Troy High School
|Troy, KS
|Truesdell Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Turner High School
|Kansas City, KS
|Turner Middle School
|Kansas City, KS
|Tyro Christian High School
|Tyro, KS
|Udall High School
|Udall, KS
|Udall Middle School
|Udall, KS
|Ulysses High School
|Ulysses, KS
|Uniontown High School
|Uniontown, KS
|University of Kansas
|Lawrence, KS
|University of Saint Mary
|Leavenworth, KS
|Valley Center High School
|Valley Center, KS
|Valley Center Middle School
|Valley Center, KS
|Valley Falls High School
|Valley Falls, KS
|Valley Heights
|Blue Rapids, KS
|Veritas Christian School
|Lawrence, KS
|Victoria High School
|Victoria, KS
|Victoria Middle School
|Victoria, KS
|Wabaunsee High School
|Alma, KS
|Wakefield High School
|Wakefield, KS
|Wallace County High School
|Sharon Springs, KS
|Wallace County Middle School
|Sharon Springs, KS
|Wamego High School
|Wamego, KS
|Wamego Middle School
|Wamego, KS
|Washburn Rural High School
|Topeka, KS
|Washburn Rural Middle School
|Topeka, KS
|Washburn University
|Topeka, KS
|Washington County High School
|Washington, KS
|Washington County Junior High
|Washington, KS
|Washington Ellis Middle School
|Ellis, KS
|Washington High School
|Kansas City, KS
|Wathena High School
|Wathena, KS
|Waverly High School
|Waverly, KS
|Wellington Christian Middle School
|Wellington, KS
|Wellington High School
|Wellington, KS
|Wellington Middle School
|Wellington, KS
|Wellsville High School
|Wellsville, KS
|Wellsville Middle School
|Wellsville, KS
|Wellsville Middle School
|Wellsville, KS
|Weskan High School
|Weskan, KS
|Weskan Junior High
|Weskan, KS
|West Elk High School
|Howard, KS
|West Elk Junior High
|Howard, KS
|West Franklin High School
|Pomona, KS
|West Franklin Middle School
|Pomona, KS
|Western Plains High School
|Ransom, KS
|Western Plains Junior High
|Bazine, KS
|Westridge Middle School
|Overland Park, KS
|Westside Eagles
|Wichita, KS
|Wetmore High School
|Wetmore, KS
|Wheatland High School
|Grainfield, KS
|Wheatridge Middle School
|Gardner, KS
|White City High School
|White City, KS
|White City Junior High
|White City, KS
|Wichita Collegiate Middle School
|Wichita Collegiate School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita County High School
|Leoti, KS
|Wichita County Junior High
|Leoti, KS
|Wichita East High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Heights High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Homeschool
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Homeschool Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Metr
|Wichita North High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Northwest High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita South High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Southeast High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita State University
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita Truesdell Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Wichita West High School
|Wichita, KS
|Wilbur Middle School
|Wichita, KS
|Wilson High School
|Wilson, KS
|Wilson Junior High
|Wilson, KS
|Winfield High School
|Winfield, KS
|Winfield Middle School
|Winfield, KS
|Wyandotte High School
|Kansas City, KS
|Yates Center High School
|Yates Center, KS
|Yates Center Middle School
|Yates Center, KS


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
Staff report
Levy County readers enjoy some of the best newspapers in the state of Florida. Staffers and contributors to the Cedar Key Beacon, Chiefland Citizen, and Williston Pioneer received five individual awards from this year's Better Weekly Newspapers contest, sponsored by Florida Press Association.
The Community Redevelopment Agency's Reclaimed Water Project, which will use treated water to irrigate the City Park and Marina landscape beds, will be completed this week.
"The project is minor in size, scope and cost," said CRA Director Greg Lang. "But it says so much about the values of our community and the direction of our Board."
More than 100 people brought blankets and chairs to enjoy the outdoors and watch Eragon, this month's featured Movie in the Park Saturday night at City Park.
The free event brought many visitors looking for family fun to the islands. Judging by the applause of the crowd prior to show time, a little less than half of the attendants came from out of town.
Movies in the Park is a community effort to provide monthly year round family friendly entertainment. Bug spray is also provided to make the experience more comfortable for all.
AAA has announced a Safe Summer contest to run from July 1 through Sept 9, inviting high school and college students to produce effective communication campaigns that will help AAA spread the Buckle Up message and otherwise promote driving safety.
The contest is a grassroots effort designed to engage teens and their peers in conversations that will improve driver safety, by encouraging them to create effective avenues and messages.
Dear Editor,
In the article Warren Parkin wrote for the July 9 paper (Natures Landing Under New Management), he did not learn that more than half of the Natures Landing owners have been very pleased with the service that JD and Pam McCormick provide in renting the units and have stayed with them. Their office is now on C Street, next to the Drummond Bank and just around the corner from where your office was previously. Thought that you would like to know.
Malcolm Cox
Editors note: The following letter was received Saturday, Aug. 1. The first day of its featured status, the Rosewood article was viewed 116,273 times.
Several months ago, I began improving the Wikipedia article on Rosewood massacre (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosewood_massacre) with the intent of getting it promoted through rigorous peer review to featured article status. Featured articles on Wikipedia represent the site's finest and most comprehensive well-researched writing; only featured articles appear on the main page.
Cedar Key resident Randy Baggett was arrested Friday for allegedly assaulting a police officer and two paramedics, disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest with violence.
Approximately 3 p.m. Friday, Cedar Key Police Officer Dave Reinstra responded to a disturbance at the Big Deck Raw Bar located on Dock Street, according Police Chief Virgil Sandlin.
El Niño is here, and the National Weather Service and the Levy County Emergency Management are urging residents to prepare for potential severe weather caused by its impacts.
El Niño, the periodic warming of central and eastern tropical Pacific waters, occurs on average every two to five years and typically lasts about 12 months, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Dan Noah, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the National Weather Service – Ruskin, visited Cedar Key Thursday afternoon to meet with officials and residents for Levy Tide Project training. Noah held a similar training for Yankeetown earlier in the day.
New storm tide markers based on accurate Mean Sea Level readings have been placed around Cedar Key and Yankeetown, allowing municipal emergency responders to work closely with the NWS-Ruskin, and resulting in more accurate data to determine storm surge behavior.
"I can see that what I've been worrying about has happened," said Commissioner Gene Hodges, sitting as a board member for the Community Redevelopment Agency. "Our budget's been cut."
News at the CRA budget workshop was grim for festivals seeking grants. CRA Director Greg Lang presented a drafted budget to the board Monday night, and due to financial restraints, the line item for festivals was left blank.
Copyright © 2016
The Cedar Key Beacon is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Levy County and Cedar Key Florida, and the surrounding area.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Being a member of the IABM has never made more sense. We are continuously striving to enhance our benefits package to ensure that IABM members get maximum value from their subscription.
The IABM is a key resource for news in the industry. Please click on the links to access the latest updates.
IABM offers a varied portfolio of quantitative and qualitative reports to help members track industry trends and the financial performance of the sector.
The IABM can help you keep up to speed with technological changes that affect the industry. IABM members can access the bank of resources available in this section.
Our training is independant, flexible and geared towards current industry media technology trends.
There are two primary types of event that the IABM is involved in: industry events which are organised by independent event organisers and the IABM's own events.
The IABM provide members with a wide range of business resources. This section includes the members journal and company & product locator.
Find out how much you could save at events as an IABM Member
IABM TV is our very own provider of broadcast and media technology content which aims to ensure the entire industry is fully informed at the touch of a button, no matter where they are.
Find out all about IABM Awards throughout the year and the IABM Engineering Student Awards.
The International vendors' association for the digital media and entertainment sector
View list of all IABM Members


text: These shoes are in overall good condition. The uppers and heels are free of scuffs. The outsoles show moderate signs of use. The insoles are clean. PLEASE NOTE: These pumps run large and it is best to order a half size up. RETURN POLICY: Shoes may be returned in the condition received. They must be in the original box and/or packaging with the security tag attached.


text:
Your one-stop for Odyssey case hardwares and replacement parts.
Here, you should be able to find every necessary replacement part for your Odyssey gears such as cases, lighting trusses, tripods, and stands.
Order your items conveniently using our shopping cart system and purchase your items safely with our 256-bit SSL encrypted checkout.
Email: email@example.com
NOTE: If you are purchasing an ATA case part for replacement, due to the constant change in raw material available and used, improvements in design, etc., parts may differ from various production runs such as logos and sizes. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com before ordering to ensure the proper parts are shipped to match your specific case. Please do not substitute your intended parts with parts from other products. When in doubt, please e-mail us at email@example.com. Damaged, missing, or mis-shipped parts must be reported by e-mail within 7 days of delivery. All packages will be shipped with "signature required" service for package release. No exception.


text:
About Us
News Archive
- Alumni News
- Campaigns and Elections
- Employment and Internships
- Events
- General
- Newsletters
- Podcasts
- Political Leaders Profile
- PLP Class of 2006
- PLP Class of 2007
- PLP Class of 2008
- PLP Class of 2009
- PLP Class of 2010
- PLP Class of 2012
- PLP Class of 2013
- Sorensen in the News
- Sorensen Programs
- Candidate Training Program
- College Leaders
- Danville-Southside Program
- High School Leaders
- Political Journalists Program
- Political Leaders Program
- Youth Programs
- Sorensen Staff
- State and Regional Boards
- Videos
PLP Class of 2007
Name: M. Imad Damaj
Born: Beirut, Lebanon
Current Digs: Richmond, Virginia
Occupation: Associate Professor of Pharmacology at Virginia Commonwealth University
Favorite part about the job: Being a researcher and an educator. Finding new cures for neurological diseases is a very important and rewarding job. Training future researchers for our nation is a tremendous fulfillment. It is wonderful to be a part of such a great work.
Favorite book? The Children of Abraham by F.E. Peters. It is a historical survey of the formative development of the shared traditions of Jewish, Christians and Islamic thought and practice. His premise: dialogue among them is imperative for peace in the world.
Favorite movie? Several: Forest Gump, Gettysburg, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, Cold Mountain, and many others.
Must-see TV? PBS and History channel
What's in your car CD player right now? A CD with old French songs.
Favorite vacation spot? Anywhere in the mountains.
Last gift you received? A book.
Best advice you ever got? We the People!
Whom do you admire and why? Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A model of a positive faith-based moral leader to uplift the nation.
If you could have dinner with anyone currently living, whom would it be? Jimmy Carter and Bill Moyers.
Describe a perfect day. Vacationing in the mountains.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? I lived my teenage years through a civil war.
Ambition, political or otherwise? To continue working on advocating a more fair, just and compassionate Commonwealth. To continue working to affect change for others through the civic process.
Name: Diane Kaufman
Born: Norfolk, Virginia
Current Digs: Norfolk, Virginia
Occupation: Virginia Port Authority
Favorite part about the job: Being an advocate for the Port. It is a tremendous asset to the Commonwealth that is growing at a phenomenal rate. It is wonderful to be a part of such a great agency.
Favorite book? The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers: Economic Change and Military Conflict From 1500 – 2000 by Paul Kennedy. It is a study of what has propelled hegemonic powers and what led them to their decline. His premise: that the cost of remaining great, especially the cost of sustaining a military, is the greatest predictor of a nation's ultimate decline.
Favorite movie? Sorry. Can't do just one. Some people grew up with sports. I grew up with movies. My list includes: Wild Strawberries; La Dolce Vita; 8 ½; The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari; The General; The Godfather; Rashomon; Smiles of a Summer Night; Rear Window, Streetcar Named Desire, Psycho, Taxi Driver, Pulp Fiction, Schindler's List; Dr. Strangelove; Z; just to name a few.
Must-see TV? No such thing, except for political talk shows.
Comfort food? Borscht and piroshky
What's in your car CD player right now? Don't have a CD player in my car.
Favorite vacation spot? Riga, Latvia; Chincoteague (Eastern Shore); New York.
Last gift you received? Pair of earrings.
Best advice you ever got? Do not let anything stand in the way of your dreams.
Whom do you admire and why? Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. He was an inspiration and he worked tirelessly
to change the political system that was working to keep his race at a
distinct disadvantage.
If you could have dinner with anyone currently living, whom would it be and why? Bill Clinton. This is not an original thought, but it is nice to remember that there was a time when being intelligent and an inspiration were considered an asset to the job. "Strength and wisdom are not opposing values.†August, 2004.
Describe a perfect day. Vacationing in Chincoteague with friends during migration, bird watching all day, rushing home for the sunset and happy hour, and then cooking and eating dinner; or doing museums with my New York friends all day and then going out for dinner.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? I am an avid bird watcher.
Ambition, political or otherwise? To continue working on political campaigns, to continue working as a political advisor, and to continue working to affect change for others through the political process.
Name: Vivek Kundra
Age: 32
Born: I was born in New Delhi , India. I moved to Tanzania at the age of one and lived there until I moved to Gaithersburg, MD at the age of 11.
Current Digs: Washington , DC
Occupation: Chief Technology Officer, Washington, DC
Favorite part about the job: The ability affect public policy in a substantive way
First job ever? Worked as a telemarketer
Favorite book? Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
Favorite movie? Sholay
Must-see TV? 24, Law and Order, Three's Company, Meet the Press
Comfort food? Plums
What's in your car CD player right now? Hotel Costes
Next journey? Sydney, Australia
Last gift you received? A mug that my six-year-old niece in California made for me
Whom do you admire and why? Mahatma Gandhi - he held no formal office, title, or property, yet was one of the most potent political forces in the last century
Best advice you ever got? Free yourself to do the right thing
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? Bill Gates. In 30 years he not only created a whole new industry, but is transforming public health and education. From global health to education he is successfully tackling some of the world's toughest problems!
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? My first language was Swahili; I moved to the US in 1985 and took ESL until 9th grade.
Ambition, political or otherwise? To affect change as a public servant
Name: Daniel Carey
Age: 47
Born: I was born in Tokyo, Japan. My father was a fighter pilot and engineer in the Air Force, so we moved every 2 or 3 years. Mostly, I went to elementary school in Maryland and North Carolina, junior high in Tampa, Florida, and high school in Hampton, Virginia.
Current Digs: I live and work in Lynchburg.
Occupation: Cardiologist
Favorite part about the job: Getting to help people and families in a very concrete and personal way, in a setting that has a sense of urgency if not drama, while using whatever personal, intellectual, and technical skills I can muster.
First job ever? The rule in my house was that you couldn't mow lawns for money until you were 13. I turned 13 in Tampa, FL, and mowed lawns year round there. I learned you had to keep up, and that it is incredibly hot in Florida in the summer while mowing lawns with a push mower.
Favorite book? East of Eden by John Steinbeck. It remains for me a great allegorical tale of America, about the movement from East to West, the relationship of past and present, and the playing out of good and evil.
Favorite movie? The English Patient
Must-see TV? Mad Men. This is a highly stylized revisionist approach to American life and culture in the early 60's. It can be both poignant and cynical, and is extremely well written and acted. Thank goodness for TiVo.
Comfort food? My wife's rendition of shrimp and grits.
What's in your car CD player right now? Einstein: His Life and Universe, by Walter Isaacson.
Next journey? Big Sky, Montana for skiing in February
Last gift you received? A wrist watch from my wife.
Whom do you admire and why? One of my enduring personal heroes remains Abraham Lincoln. He has come to be revered, even in the South, as an almost prophetic figure in his quest for both preserving the Union and for ending slavery. I think he is underappreciated, however, as a master politician, and he was consistently underestimated by his peers prior to his presidency. He was a superb communicator who also had a strong sense of what change the political and social fabric could bear at any one time. He knew where he wanted to take the country, but had a sense of pace grounded in the political realities of his day.
Best advice you ever got? Dr. Ken Crispell, one of my mentors at UVA, met my then girlfriend Kim while out visiting in San Francisco. He pulled me aside and said, "This one, Dan'l, is a keeper.†He was so very right, and I have been honored that she has considered me "a keeper†these last twenty years.
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? Bill Clinton. Whether you love him or hate him, the man certainly has ideas and knows how to communicate. His political sense is still likely the strongest of all living presidents, and I would love to ask him a broad array of questions of how to move the country in a positive direction on a variety of fronts.
Describe a perfect day. It would be a Saturday after a busy but productive week. I would start with an early morning bike ride with friends on the Blue Ridge Parkway, returning home just after my wife and kids got their day going. The day would be about running errands and doing chores together around the house, done with purpose but little time pressure. We would then have a family cookout with great food and good but not great wine. After dinner we would watch one of our favorite movies, such as October Sky or Pan's Labyrinth.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? That I cry far too easily at movies, books, and songs that evoke a certain notion of courage, nobility, or self sacrifice.
Ambition, political or otherwise? To transition my current service to one person or family at a time in my medical practice to service to the public at large. I would like to make a difference as an elected or appointed official, building on my interests in education, health care, and environmental and energy issues.
Name: Mark Seymour
Age: 49
Born: I was born in 1958 in Arlington. I grew up in Nokesville, Virginia. Nokesville had a population of 150 when I left.
Current Digs: My family and I live in Broadway, Virginia (northern Rockingham County). Although my office is in Staunton, my job also takes me to the conveniently-located 30 adjoining counties.
Occupation: I am a Human Rights Advocate with the Office of Human Rights (Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services).
Favorite part about the job: In this position I am able to represent individuals who have the least voice and least choice in their daily lives.
First job ever? My first official job was at age 15 at Buckland Farm in Fauquier County. I shoveled horse manure. Any similarities with a future in politics are purely coincidental.
Favorite book? For enjoyment of language and subtle humor, I would choose anything by Mark Twain. For something more provocative and academic, I would choose the writings of philosopher-theologian-cultural critic Stanley Hauerwas.
Favorite movie? It's a Wonderful Life. This movie never grows old, and allows the viewer to experience a near full range of emotions.
Must-see TV? After 25 years of owning near-death, primitive televisions given to us by well-meaning family members, my wife and I finally bought a nice television, only to realize that we had been conditioned not to watch TV.
Comfort food? My wife hates this choice, but to my palate, sardines in oil represent the ultimate in comfort food.
What's in your car CD player right now? B.B. King and Eric Clapton.
Favorite vacation spot? Either the outer Banks of North Carolina or the area around Kilmarnock, Virginia.
Last gift you received? A tin rooster. You can't go wrong with roosters, tin or otherwise.
Best advice you ever got? My father always had a practice of throwing away the directions to anything he was assembling. I think the message in this advice was that ultimately you have to take ownership in what you do in life...you can't blame the directions for the outcome.
Whom do you admire and why? My family and I were recently privileged
to hear Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu speak. From his speech and
self-deprecating humor, it was evident that he has maintained his sense
of optimism and humility, even in the face of circumstances which could
very likely form a person into a pessimistic self-promoter. I hope
that I (and all of us) can exude a measure of Mr. Tutu's seemingly
tireless work on behalf of others while at the same time not growing
judgmental of others through constant contact with individuals who
share different goals, values, and visions.
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? I would have dinner with my family...my wife, our two sons in their 20's and our youngest son who is 13. If we also invite the dog to the table with us, things get even more interesting.
Describe a perfect day. A perfect day would be one in which I accomplish the things I normally do at work (assist others in protecting their rights), but by accident rather than by design. This gives the sense of doing the right thing not because it is my job, but just because it's the rights thing...it also presupposes that I have the day off, which is the real answer to this question.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? I have a Master of Divinity degree, which has actually proven to be a good, all-around degree in a variety of fields.
Ambition, political or otherwise? I think there is much to be said for serving in a political office which is relatively local in scope and, for me, this would be House of Delegates, 26th district.
Name: Valarie A. Jones, Esq.
Age: 58
Born: I grew up in Petersburg
Current Digs: I live and work in Richmond
Occupation: Deputy Secretary, State Board of Elections
Favorite part about the job: Being a part of the team responsible for managing elections in the Commonwealth; listening to and interacting with others who have a passion for being a part of the electoral process in VA;
First job ever? Working in a cafeteria at VA State University while in high school; washing dishes and making cheeseburgers and milkshakes for the college students;
Favorite book? The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison
Favorite movie? The Way We Were
Must-see TV? Sunday Morning
Comfort food? Popcorn and Barbecue Potato Chips
What's in your car CD player right now? Luther Vandross
Next journey? Road trip to California
Last gift you received? A friend came to see me from Arizona and spent the day with me and some of my high school friends
Whom do you admire and why? Marian Wright Edeleman, civil rights lawyer and founder of Children's Defense Fund; she truly epitomizes the essence of leadership: to serve the needs of the powerless and voiceless in this society.
Best advice you ever got? Live a balanced life. Work hard and play equally as hard. It passes much too quickly.
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? Oprah Winfrey. She is such a motivation and inspiration to others. I would love to talk with her about what motivates her to be such a giving and caring person.
Describe a perfect day. Spending the day with some of my good friends on the beach, including dinner and dancing;
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? I have a tattoo (Asian symbol of a tortoise).
Ambition, political or otherwise? I am interested in serving as an advisor to a political candidate, assisting others with political aspirations.
Name: Bernard C. Coleman III
Age: 28
Born: I was born in Alexandria and grew up in Fairfax.
Current Digs: I live in Springfield and work in Alexandria.
Occupation: Member Advocacy Specialist
Favorite part about the job: Interaction with my co-workers, our membership and playing a part in the public policy process. I honestly can say this is the best environment and best company I will probably ever work for.
First job ever? Blockbuster Video as a Customer Service Representative. I took the job for the fringe benefits— all the free movies I could watch seemed like a great reason.
Favorite book? Barack Obama's Dreams of My Father and anything involving science fiction.
Favorite movie? Heat, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Million Dollar Baby, Shawshank Redemption. I could go on and on…
Must-see TV? I would definitely recommend Lost. If you haven't seen it, you should. Also, Heroes is excellent as well.
Comfort food? Cheesecake or Twizzlers
What's in your car CD player right now? I generally listen to my IPOD on shuffle but lately I have been listening to Common's new album Finding Forever.
Next vacation? Key West, FL in January 2008.
Last gift you received? A Playstation game.
Whom do you admire and why? I've always liked Harold Ford, Jr. for his cool and collected speaking style as well as Barack Obama's ability to inspire and excite.
Best advice you ever got? The best advice always comes from my father. If I had to sum up all of his advice and anecdotes, it would be, "Family first, remain faithful, don't cut corners, work hard, and be disciplined."
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? Colin Powell. I would be interested to get his take on the state of the nation and where he thinks the U.S. is heading. I can also appreciate that Colin Powell served in both Republican and Democratic administrations and was able to work effectively in a bipartisan manner.
Describe a perfect day. My wife and I on vacation, somewhere warm, taking in the sights and enjoying the culture of a European city with no worries of work or worldly obligations; just us relaxing and enjoying life to the fullest.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? I am more opinionated than I might seem.
Ambition, political or otherwise? I would like to run for political office but I am unsure as to what level. I know that I want to make a positive impact in my community and improve the lives of fellow Virginians.
Name: Eric A. Gregory
Age: 34
Born: Richmond
Current Digs: Richmond
Occupation: Lawyer/Assistant Attorney General II
Favorite part about the job: Working with and serving my state agency clients and contributing to the shaping of public policy in a small way. The state employees and public servants I work with on a daily basis are dedicated to doing their best for the citizens of the Commonwealth and it is an honor to help them.
First job ever: I was a Ukrop's Grocery Store Courtesy Clerk (bag boy) and it was a really positive experience. The managers and entire company taught me a lot about honest hard work, integrity, service, and feng shui and the art of bagging groceries.
Favorite book? Chesapeake by James Michener or One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey by Sam Keith and Richard Proenneke
Favorite movie? Big Fish, Amelie, The Passion of the Christ, and Saving Private Ryan
Must-see TV? Nothing in particular. But, I watch Fox News or the Outdoor Life Network from time to time and my wife, Allison, and I enjoy the Travel Channel and Food Network sometimes.
Comfort food? Venison stew and crusty bread.
What's in your car CD player right now? It's on the fritz so nothing right now. I just listened to 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus by Charles C. Mann (book on tape) and now I'm on to The House of the Seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Books on tape are all I really listen to.
Favorite vacation spot? Anywhere with my wife; anywhere on the water, or Spain or Italy.
Last gift you received? Personal stationery from my wife for our first anniversary.
Best advice you ever got? "If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always gotten.†– Mr. Stavredes, my high school principal. "Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat.†- Theodore Roosevelt
Whom do you admire and why? I admire Theodore Roosevelt a great deal. His life exemplifies the virtues of integrity, leadership, service, self-reliance, and straightforwardness that I admire. I also admire those who selflessly serve others for the common good.
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? After my wife, either Pope Benedict XVI, Henry Kissinger, or James Baker.
Describe a perfect day. Up early for a sunrise duck hunt with buddies, returning home by 9:00 for a nice breakfast and a walk with my wife, Allison, and the dog. Then off fishing with my brothers and back home for a late afternoon cookout with family and friends. Of course, that will all probably be revised to include diaper changes and naps after our first child is born in November.
One thing people might be surprised to learn about you? Dude, my hair was down to my shoulders when I was in college.
Ambition, political or otherwise? I hope to serve the people of our Commonwealth in some capacity, whether in elected or appointed office; to help improve our society; and to help others help themselves. We'll see.
Name: V.B "Tack" Richardson III
Age: 27
Born: I was born and raised in Alexandria, VA.
Current Digs: Alexandria, VA and Washington DC. Washington is absolutely a world class city, beautiful architecture, an educated populace, tons of culture, great dining, etc. And, Alexandria, my hometown, is one of a kind. History, old neighborhoods, and a real sense of community are abundant.
Occupation: Legislative Aide for Senator John W. Warner
Favorite part about the job: The energy and the impact. Capitol Hill always has such a buzz, you can feel it in the Halls, on the Senate floor, even in the coffee shop. On any given day, the things you work on have an impact. In the end, it's nice to know that things I do on a daily basis have a positive effect on the State in which I was raised.
First job ever? I was 15 when I had my first job as a deck hand on a dinner boat cruising out of Alexandria, VA. I assisted with the ship's operation and made sure everything remained in "ship shape." It was a great way to be on the water, although in the future I might try to find a way to avoid cleaning the heads.
Favorite book? To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. It's simply a timeless classic with a very powerful message. Of local interest, I really like Bay Country by Tom Horton. There's no better book about the Chesapeake.
Favorite Movie? Recently speaking, the movie about the life of Johnny Cash, Walk the Line.
Must-see TV? Redskins Football
Comfort food? Steamed Crabs
What's in your car CD player right now? James Taylor, Johnny Cash, Paolo Nutini, and a bluegrass/country mix. The Band also makes it into the rotation sometimes.
Favorite vacation spot? Charleston, SC.
Last gift you received? A box of "Turtles" (the chocolate, caramel, and pecan candies).
Best advice you ever got? Be yourself.
Whom do you admire and why? The
world is full of people whom I admire, and choosing just one is a tough
task. Off the top of my head, although I am an Episcopalian and not
Catholic, I'd say Pope John Paul II because he lived and died with
dignity and grace. He also had an amazing ability to connect with
people. Also, many of America's great philanthropists used their
wealth to make the world a better place.
If you could have dinner with any one currently living, whom would it be and why? Tiger Woods in the hope that he could fix my golf game. I'd also love to pick his brain about his drive to compete. I love competition.
Describe a perfect day. Spending a sunny day on the Chesapeake, followed by a crab feast with beers and family and friends.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? As a friend recently told me, I'm the same guy I was in kindergarten, so I'm not sure there's too many surprising things to learn about me. However, most people might be surprised to know that I took kindergarten twice!
Ambition, political or otherwise? Politically, undecided. Otherwise, to be able to swim, fish, sail, and splash around the Rappahannock River with my kids and grandkids as an old man. Sharing one of the joys of my life with them would be a treat.
Name: Margaret Sacks
Born: Walter Reed Hospital in DC since my dad was in the Army. I grew
up in Fredericksburg, a quaint, personable town that now has been
consumed by Northern Virginia.
Current Digs: Arlington, VA
Occupation: Account Supervisor, Powell Tate, Weber Shandwick Public Affairs
Favorite part about the job: Coordinating relationships between the public and private sectors for results that benefit citizens. Coolest part of my job is that part of my commute is walking past the White House. That never gets old.
First job ever? Baby-sitting throughout high school paid for movies and gas. When I was 18, I taught summer tennis clinics full of 5-year-olds. I learned that 5-year-olds with rackets that are bigger than they are should have plenty of room to swing.
Favorite book? Their Eyes Were Watching God
Favorite movie? Usual Suspects and Amélie
Must-see TV? Grey's Anatomy
Comfort food? My Nannie's Irish soda bread
What's in your car CD player right now? Saw Doctors, Liz Phair, Decemberists
Favorite vacation spot? Anywhere on the water, preferably on a boat
Last gift you received? My parents gave me a ring with my birthstone.
Best advice you ever got? Be civically engaged and politically active, but don't let politics consume you life.
Whom do you admire and why? Karen Hughes. I was impressed with her capacity to manage communications during a chaotic campaign. She demonstrated a strong ability to hold her own in an intimidating environment and did not conform her behavior or beliefs to gain favor with the media. In her current role, I appreciate her advocacy of women's rights throughout the world.
If you could have dinner with anyone currently living, whom would it be and why? George Stephanopoulos. I was credulous of his transition from politico to legitimate reporter and analyst. I think he has proven his credibility, and I would like to hear his inside stories.
Describe a perfect day. Sunday brunch with my extended family outside on the back porch, time in the hammock to read the Washington Post, and an afternoon hike.
One thing most people might be surprised to learn about you? I have my teacher's license in high school social studies. I am pathetically tone deaf, and that's why I will never karaoke.
Ambition, political or otherwise? To finish grad school before balancing the demands of school and work get the better of me.


text:
Dave Granlund cartoon on the House speaker.
Sussex County emergency managers are asking property owners and residents affected by last week's coastal storm to submit information on any damage to homes and businesses so officials can map the reports.
Upon her father's return home from serving in Southeast Asia, a soldier's daughter just can't wait any longer to see her dad.
Amy Robach has interviewed a long list of influencers—from Oprah Winfrey to Taylor Swift to Nobel Peace
You should think twice about posting pictures of your boarding pass to Facebook or Instagram.
On Oct. 2, U.S. Agriculture Secretary announced nearly $35 million in new funding through four grant programs to support local and regional food systems, including the Historic Lewes Farmers Market, which received one of two Farmers Market Promotion...
First there were the Freemasons; now there's the Orange Sleeve Society. Starbucks unveiled its secret society for big-time...
WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — An 800-pound Rhode Island man says he's been kicked out of a hospital's in-patient weight loss program for ordering pizza.
America is as always in the midst of a bitter debate over guns.
A Seaford man was killed southeast of Frankford after his motorcycle collided with an SUV.
A fire that damaged the north wing of Delaware's Legislative Hall has been ruled an accident.
Delaware Directory
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Greenpan® Nonstick Loafpan
No longer available
The ceramic-coated Greenpan® Loaf Pan promotes even and fast heat distribution—plus, your quick breads and mini cakes will never stick to the sides. Large edges make the pan easy to handle.
Created in collaboration with Greenpan®.
Learn more.
Carbon steel with nonstick ceramic coating.
Nonstick ceramic coating.
11.1"w x 5.2"d x 3"h.
Oven safe to 480°F.
Hand wash.


text:
Yield Engineering Systems, Inc.
203-A Lawrence Drive (map)
Livermore, CA 94551-5152 USA
Phone (USA): 888-937-3637
Worldwide: 925-373-8353
Yield Engineering Systems (YES) designs process control equipment used for precise surface modification, nanolithography imprinting, surface cleaning and thin film coating and many other fields.
In the blue navigation bar, we've listed some typical applications for our equipment. But if you've got something else in mind, just let us know. It's pretty standard for customer requirements to drive our new product development. Meeting the needs of innovative process engineers is our passion, and our business model, for more than 30 years.


text:
These tools and libraries have reached end of life and are no longer supported, but are provided here without warranty as a convenience in case you need them. For current tools, SDKs and libraries, please visit our Tools & SDKs page.
AMD's commitment to Open Source is growing. Check out the GPUOpen website for many of the tools that are listed on this page.
Archived CPU Tools
AMD String Library
The AMD String Library provides standard GNU C Library (glibc) string functions optimized for AMD processors. Please note: ATI Stream SDK is now AMD APP SDK.
Framewave Project
The Framewave project offers developers code-level access to a vast array of signal and image functions and routines.
CPUID Masking Utility for VM Migration (10KB)
Download this archived central processing unit identification (CPUID) masking utility for VM migration here.
SSEPlus Project
The SSEPlus library simplifies SIMD development through optimized emulation of SSE instructions, CPUID wrappers, and fast versions of key SIMD algorithms.
128-Bit SSE5 Instruction Set
SIMD instructions, also called packed instructions, are widely used in high performance computing (HPC), multimedia, and security applications.
Archived GPU Tools
AMD Tootle
AMD Tootle (Triangle Order Optimization Tool) is a mesh optimization library that improves on existing mesh preprocessing techniques.
An advanced shading language interface tool
AMD ATI Compress
ATI_Compress is AMD's library for texture compression.
ATI Radeon™ SDK
This kit is a collection of information on getting the most out of AMD's products using Microsoft® DirectX® or OpenGL for 3D graphics.
GPU Mesh Mapper
A tool for generating maps (including normal, displacement, and ambient occlusion maps) for a low-resolution mesh based on the details from a high-resolution mesh
The Compressonator
A tool for compressing textures and creating mip-map levels. The Compressonator has been retired, but try the new AMD Compress!
HLSL2GLSL is a library and tool that converts HLSL shaders to GLSL.
Normal Mapper
A toolset for developers to easily generate and test maps
Render Monkey™
RenderMonkey is a rich shader development environment for both programmers and artists that facilitates the collaborative creation of real-time shader effects.
Cube Map Gen
A tool for importing, filtering, visualizing, and exporting cubemaps


text:
items tagged with Paul Bernbaum
Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Movies
Category: Reviews
2006-09-13 04:49:56
Against all expectation, the most touching performance in current releases is probably Ben Affleck's turn as George Reeves in the Tinseltown drama Hollywoodland. Director Allen Coulter's work centers around the mysterious shooting death of the famed Superman star of '50s television, and Affleck is just about perfect here. Seen in flashbacks, he plays Reeves' heartrending rise and fall with the abashed sweetness of a man who knows his good looks and moderate talent will only carry him so far, and Affleck's strong, subtle turn is effortlessly moving. And as trophy wife Tony Mannix, Diane Lane nearly matches him, suggesting entire generations of women carelessly tossed away by Hollywood's obsession with youth and beauty; Hollywoodland's tragedy is hers as much as Reeves', and the emotionally naked Lane turns in a fierce, brave portrayal.
Read More About Shooting Stars: "Hollywoodland," "A Scanner Darkly," "Invincible," "The Illusionist," "Crank," And "The Wicker Man"...
There are 1 items tagged with Paul Bernbaum. You can view all our tags in the Tag Cloud


text:
755 Rue Berri, Suite 200
Montreal, QC H2Y 3E5 Canada
Phone: (514) 925-5100, ext. 4011
Contact: Djamel Toubrinet
Email: email@example.com
NRF Associate Member
Vision Retail
Whether you are a traditional, self-sourcing, or omni-channel retailer, JESTA I.S. provides you with the tools needed to manage complex retail processes and delivers real-time information across your enterprise to deliver maximum ROI.
Target Retailer/Client:(none)
Hardware Platforms:x86, x64, IBM
Operating Systems:Microsoft Windows, UNIX, Linux
Software Group:IBM 4680/4690 Vendors; Microsoft Windows Vendors; UNIX/Linux/AIX
Number of Retail Clients:300
Remote Access:No
Programming Language:JAVA, VB.NET, PL SQL
Database Name:Oracle
Number of Installs:N/A
Year Introduced:0
Representative Clients:
Direct Support:Yes
3rd Party Support:No
3rd Party Interface:Yes
Interface To Whom:N/A
Web Demo:No
Geographic Areas Sold:Asia; Latin America; North America; South America; United Kingdom; United States
Annual Retail Sales - Target Customer:All Groups
ARTS (Association for Retail Technology Standards) Compliance:ARTS Retail Data Model: No
Unified Point of Service (UnifiedPOS): No
ARTS XML Standard XML Schemas: No
Application Functions
Strategic Information Tools
Merchandise Systems
Financial Systems
Internet Systems


text:
Massabesic High School's principal says the game is being moved from Friday night to 1 p.m. Saturday in Sanford.
WATERBORO, Maine (AP) _ School officials say rumors of violence have prompted them to postpone a football game between Massabesic High School and Sanford High School in Maine.
Massabesic High School Principal Christian Elkington tells WMTW-TV that the game is being moved from Friday night to 1 p.m. Saturday in Sanford.
Sanford is Massabesic's biggest rival and Elkington says students appear to have gotten carried away with trash talk on social media.
He said students were informed of the postponement during a school assembly on Friday. Extra security will be on hand for Saturday's game.


text:
Kissena Park
Fresh Meadows La., Kissena Blvd., bet. Oak Ave., Underhill., and Booth Memorial Ave.
Directions via Google Maps
Kissena Park is an ideal location to both relax and participate in fun outdoor activities. The beautiful Kissena Lake, flanked by weeping willows and shady trees, creates an idyllic setting to enjoy a sunny day. Stroll through the park to take in all of the lush flora and fauna and be sure not to miss the historic tree grove. The dozens of species of trees in the grove are some of the most exotic in the world. In fact, the grove got its start as part of a 19th century horticultural nursery for the New York region.
After taking in the beauty of Kissena Park, get active at one of the park's many recreational facilities. Try and beat your best time on the bike at the Kissena Park Velodrome. Or play a round of golf at the Kissena public course. And of course there are lots of playgrounds, baseball diamonds, and tennis and handball courts for all to use. So whether or not you are looking for some action or you'd prefer some rest and relaxation, Kissena Park is the perfect venue.
Discover the history of Kissena Park
Catch-and-release fishing is a great way to get outdoors and discover nature just a few blocks from home. Our...
Featured Facility
Kissena Velodrome
Plan a trip to the Parks Department's only cycling track, site of Star Track and other noteworthy programs.
- Baseball Fields
- Basketball Courts
- Bathrooms
- Bicycling and Greenways
- Bocce Courts
- Cycling Tracks
- Eateries
- Fishing
- Fitness Equipment
- Fitness Paths
- Football Fields
- Golf Courses
- Great Trees
- Playgrounds
- Soccer Fields
- Spray Showers
- Tennis Courts
- Volleyball Courts
- Wi-Fi Hot Spots
Know when to go:
View upcoming athletic area usage in
Kissena Park
Directions to Kissena Park
- "New York City Of Trees Photographs By Benjamin Swett" On View In The Arsenal Gallery
- Bank Of America Partnership Funds Three Urban Forest Protection Projects
- A Queens Park Remembers The Forgotten War
Capital Projects
- Citywide Steel Guiderails,Timber Rails and Fencing Installation (CNYG-1414M)
- Kissena Velodrome Construction
- Queens General Comfort Station and Facility Reconstruction (QG-1613MA)
- Queens General Site Work (QG-112M)
District Maintenance & Operations Office: (718) 359-1297


text:
You may have the hat and the neckerchief, but you are not a real authentic cowboy unless you pair your costume with these easy to wear chaps. The Cowboy Adult Chaps are brown pant covers that are decorated with tassel fringe along the side. They will look great when worn over blue jeans or black pants. So look ready to get down and dirty this Halloween with these cowboy chaps.
Our Price: $19.97


text:
My new favorite obsession are these redesigned green booties! They're one-of-a-kind and I always love adding special pieces to my closet. The best part is they're SO comfy! I may never take them off.
Lipstick - Maybelline in Berry Bliss
Watch - Nordstrom
Bracelets - Stella & Dot, Plato's Closet
(My BFF Alexis found this awesome friendship bracelet at Plato's!)
Boots - Nordstrom Rack


text:
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21Alive) -- More than 30 years after starting a branch in the Summit City, Fort Wayne's Crimestoppers program is going strong.
And you might be surprised to learn where some of the tips are coming from.
What are your thoughts CLICK HERE to leave us a "QUESTION OF THE DAY" comment.
TextCaster alerts from 21Alive.com are your defining source for instant information delivered right to your cell phone and email. It's free, easy and instant. Sign-Up Now!
Powered by Summit City Chevrolet
© Copyright 2015, A Granite Broadcasting Station. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Building a Monster Upper Back
A huge and thick upper back is the hallmark of the alpha strength athlete. Only those with the fortitude and will to train with the requisite intensity will achieve the kind of upper back that literally intimidates and inspires awe in all who see it.
If you truly want the biggest and strongest back possible, it is necessary to combine the best of both the powerlifting and bodybuilding worlds.
We provide you with a bullet proof routine that does just that.
Chris will be around to answer any questions or feedback!


text:
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (www.incnow.tv) - Police re-opened both lanes on S. Clinton Street shortly after 5:30 Wednesday morning.
Police had both lanes shut down near South Side High School after a crash early Wednesday.
They were called to the scene just before four Wednesday morning after a one vehicle crash.
The driver of that vehicle was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
We will update you when more information is available.
What are your thoughts CLICK HERE to leave us a "QUESTION OF THE DAY" comment.
TextCaster alerts from 21Alive.com are your defining source for instant information delivered right to your cell phone and email. It's free, easy and instant. Sign-Up Now!
Powered by Summit City Chevrolet
© Copyright 2015, A Granite Broadcasting Station. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Simply a Kansas girl is the best way to describe Roxann Delaney. Born, raised and having always lived in the Sunflower State, shes also traveled to 48 states, Canada, Mexico and, yes, even Cuba. As a child, souvenirs were Little Golden Books, collected along the way and inscribed with her name, date and the location where they were purchased.
Her reading inspired writing and, as a skinny, bespectacled nine-year-old, she bullied the neighborhood children and her younger cousins into performing the plays she wrote. Her romance journey began in high school when she read her first Georgette Heyer Regency novel. In no time at all, she had a complete set of the author's books.
But theater and the performing arts called to her in high school, too, and she became actively involved in the drama department, including playing the roles of Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion, the mother in Life with Father and Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun. Years later, she helped form a community theater group in her hometown, in which she both acted in and directed the group's productions, as well as served on the board of directors. She's come to the conclusion that reading, writing and acting are nothing more than ways to become someone else
at least in her own mind.
Roxann has lived on a farm, in a small town and has returned with her four daughters and grandchildren to live in the city where she was born. Books and reading are an integral part of her family. Her oldest granddaughter is named Scarlett (yes, of Gone with the Wind fame).
When she isnt writing or reading, she's designing Web sites and planning her high school class reunions. But writing is still her first love, and she enjoys sharing happy-ever-after stories with readers, who can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit her Web site.


text:
Runkeeper - GPS Track Run Walk
Health & Fitness
by FitnessKeeper, Inc.
Download this app if: you want to keep track of your exercise routine.
Advisor Review
Track your favorite paths with RunKeeper Pro for Android — In the winter, I walk more than run in frigid Chicago. Who am I kidding: I mostly walk in the city all the time. The free RunKeeper Pro app for Android is my best friend in the winter, tracking my walks to and from work, letting me know that I walked off the calories in my skinny caramel...
Developer Notes
Every one. Every run. Track your pace, measure workout distance, chart weight loss, crush training goals and more with the running app trusted by 45 million users! Runkeeper is the simplest way to improve fitness, whether you're just deciding to get off the couch for a 5k, biking every day, or...
Born To Run — Nothing beats a long, productive run. With RunKeeper I can save several routes and measure each one by miles and time. It's amazing.


text:
Wenzel Biscayne 14 x 12 Foot Screen House
|Eligible for Free 2-Day Shipping on Select Items! (see promotion details)
|Eligible for Free Shipping on Orders $39 or More! (see promotion details)
|Members of The League get 5% back when you spend $100! (see promotion details)
Product Details
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and excessive sun, whether you're at the campsite or in the backyard, with the Wenzel® Biscayne screen house! It features shock-corded fiberglass roof poles, steel frame uprights, and plastic corner hubs, which allow for straight walls and more interior space; as a result, the 14' x 12' canopy is big enough for several people and their camp chairs at once!
- 14' x 12' screen house
- Shock-corded fiberglass roof poles
- Steel frame uprights
- Plastic corner hubs
- Fast Feet connection points
- Mesh walls keep out small insects
- Inverted "T" doors for easy entry/exit
- Steel stakes included
- 10-year manufacturer's warranty


text:
UNDATED (www.incnow.tv) – Sick of that old Playstation 3, the wait for a new console from Sony may soon be over.
Journalists are invited to a press event February 20th. Sony's lips are sealed, but analysts say all signs point to a Playstation 4. They say Sony's not playing around with the anticipated launch calling it a "super-smart" move to pre-empt Microsoft's new Xbox console. The Xbox is expected to debut in June.
What are your thoughts CLICK HERE to leave us a "QUESTION OF THE DAY" comment.
TextCaster alerts from 21Alive.com are your defining source for instant information delivered right to your cell phone and email. It's free, easy and instant. Sign-Up Now!
Powered by Summit City Chevrolet
© Copyright 2015, A Granite Broadcasting Station. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Mali is facing a complex emergency: a political crisis, recovery from a major drought, and threats to internal and regional security. I would like to provide an update on the current situation and how it has affected our programming, as well as outline the key factors that are needed for development to progress.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) recently released a report estimating that there are now approximately 870 million hungry people in the world, 98 percent of them living in developing countries. While these numbers have adjusted down from recent estimates, it is still 870 million too many. Compounding this problem, research indicates that by the year 2050, the world's population is projected to increase by 38 percent to more than 9 billion, which, combined with changing diets, will require up to a 60 percent increase in food production to feed us all. We confront these challenges in a world that has less land and fewer resources available for production.
Consistent with the U.S. Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa, USAID's development activities target the root causes of the popular frustration with the Government of Nigeria that stokes instability in the North, Middle Belt and Niger Delta regions: poor governance, insufficient respect for human and civil rights, inadequate delivery of basic services, and a lack of economic opportunity, particularly for young Nigerians. Creating a culture of peace that acknowledges and transcends Nigeria's ethnic, religious, and cultural diversity is critical for stability, democracy, and economic development.
Mali is facing a complex emergency: a political crisis, a major drought, and threats to internal and regional security. These interrelated crises call for a careful and considered development response. According to the World Bank, countries that have become characterized as fragile states require 20 to 25 years to recover, at great cost to their own people as well as to the international community in terms of resources diverted to stabilize and get those states back on the track of effective, transparent governance. While Mali is not currently a fragile state, it is in a fragile situation.
Our goal is a stable, self-reliant, unified Iraq. This is critical to U.S. interests in the Middle East. It is a goal made possible through enormous sacrifice by Americans and Iraqis alike. USAID is adjusting its footprint in Iraq in line with its development strategy and programmatic needs. We are focused on Iraq's sustainable development under the terms of the U.S.- Iraq Strategic Framework Agreement. Over the past ten years, USAID's role in Iraq progressed through three distinct stages:
Sub-Saharan Africa is one of the fastest growing regions in the world. In 2011, it was home to six of the world's 10 fastest growing economies. Foreign direct investment is approaching $80 billion a year, and trade has tripled over the last decade. Consumer spending is set to rise 80 percent by 2020 and Africa now has a fast-growing middle class, expected to increase from 60 million to 100 million people by 2015. The continent's fortune is not the outcome of good luck. It is the result of years of hard work and better macroeconomic management; improved economic and political governance; a reduction in armed conflicts; increasing foreign capital inflows, particularly direct investment; and improvements in the business climate.
The Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) remains amongst the most persistent perpetrators of human rights violations in the world. As recently as last month, a UN report found that the LRA continues to commit all six grave violations against children identified by the UN Security Council as war crimes.
Chairman Rohrabacher, Ranking Member Carnahan, and distinguished members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. My name is Larry Sampler and I am the Senior Deputy Assistant to the Administrator & Deputy Director of the Office of Afghanistan & Pakistan Affairs at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). I am glad to be here to discuss USAID's work in Afghanistan and the various methods we are employing to ensure rigorous, multi-layered oversight of U.S.
Thank you, I welcome the opportunity to participate in today's hearing, which is shining a spotlight on the disturbing trend toward growing restrictions on the space for civil society institution in a number of countries and the physical threats against citizens stepping forward to demand change in their societies.
Chairman Smith, Ranking Member Bass, Members of the Committee, I appreciate your giving me the opportunity to speak before you today on the deepening humanitarian crises in Sudan and South Sudan.
Last updated: December 05, 2012
Find out about career opportunities at USAID
Learn how you can get involved and lend a hand.
Find business and funding opportunities.
Make a general inquiry or suggest an improvement.


text:
WASHINGTON – A grand jury on Thursday found the actions that lead to the death of a Rockville doctor in July were justified and said no criminal charges would be brought.
Chandrasekhar Korapati, 50, died on July 11 after apparently getting into a fight with his college-aged children at the family's home on the 9800 block of Juniper Hill Road.
A Montgomery County medical examiner ruled the death a homicide caused by asphyxiation, Montgomery County police said.
No charges were filed.
A source familiar with the investigation said Korapati's blood-alcohol level at the time of his death was near poisonous and that he had years-long history of alcohol-related domestic abuse, as evidenced by public records.
Police found Korapati's body just after 6:30 a.m. on July 12 after Korapati's son called 911 to report his father had stopped breathing, police said.
Neighbors said after Korapati's death that the incident may have been the culmination of past domestic abuse in the home.
Major crimes investigators interviewed family members who were home at the time.
Police said in a news release after the incident they believed Korpati got into an altercation with his 19-year-old son and 20-year-old daughter.
"We were accustomed to seeing police cars and ambulances coming in," said neighbor Barbara Skardis in July.
In 2006, Korapati was ordered to vacate his home. Court records show that Korapati had "stay away orders" from the home dating back to 2006.
It's not clear who the orders were protecting.
WTOP's Megan Cloherty contributed to this report. Follow @WTOP on Twitter.
Check out the next group of inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame plus a few contenders who've yet to be nominated.


text:
Bring your car to a dealer immediately. Recalls are issued because the defect might make the car unsafe in some way. Your nearby service center can help verify if the repairs can be performed free of charge.Contact a Service Center
Component: AIR BAGS:SIDE/WINDOW
Problem Summary: HYUNDAI IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2012-2013 HYUNDAI SONATA PASSENGER CARS, MANUFACTURED FROM JANUARY 24, 2012, THROUGH JUNE 21, 2012. THE CURTAIN SIDE AIRBAGS ON THESE VEHICLES MAY INFLATE WITHOUT DEPLOYMENT COMMAND DUE TO AN ERROR DURING MANUFACTURING.
Consequence: THE CURTAIN AIRBAG MAY INFLATE WITHOUT DEPLOYMENT COMMAND AND INCREASE THE RISK OF INJURY TO OCCUPANTS OF THE VEHICLE. ADDITIONALLY, AN UNEXPECTED DEPLOYMENT WOULD BE A SIGNIFICANT DRIVER DISTRACTION AND WOULD LIMIT THE DRIVER'S VISIBILITY, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH.
What Owners Should Do: HYUNDAI DEALERS WILL NOTIFY OWNERS, AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE CURTAIN SIDE AIRBAGS FREE OF CHARGE. THIS RECALL IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN DURING AUGUST 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT HYUNDAI AT 1-800-633-5151.
Next Steps: Contact a Service Center Near You
Component: SEAT BELTS:REAR
Problem Summary: CERTAIN MODEL YEAR HYUNDAI SONATA HYBRID VEHICLES PRODUCED BEGINNING ON DECEMBER 2, 2010, AND SHIPPED TO DEALERS THROUGH MARCH 7, 2012, THAT ARE EQUIPPED WITH A CENTER REAR SEAT BELT INCORPORATING A RELEASE MECHANISM THAT DETACHES BOTH THE LAP AND SHOULDER PORTION AT THE LOWER ANCHORAGE POINT, FAIL TO CONFORM TO FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD NO. 208, "OCCUPANT CRASH PROTECTION.
Consequence: SEE NOTES.
What Owners Should Do: HYUNDAI DEALERS ARE REPLACING THE CENTER REAR SEAT BELTS IN SONATA HYBRID VEHICLES CURRENTLY IN DEALER INVENTORY WITH CENTER REAR SEAT BELTS THAT ARE NOT DETACHABLE FROM THE LOWER ANCHORAGE POINT PRIOR TO DELIVERY TO CUSTOMERS.
Next Steps: Contact a Service Center Near You
Certification requires warranty on parts and labor, fair-price* guarantee, certified technicians and high customer satisfaction ratings.
*Fair prices, measured by comparing them to the RepairPal Price Estimator.


text:
Disabilities - Mental Challenges
Big Brother Dustin
A boy with Down Syndrome helps his parents and grandparents get ready for the birth of his baby sister and chooses the perfect name for her.
Be Good to Eddie Lee
Although Christy considered him a pest, when Eddie Lee, a boy with Down's Syndrome, follows her into the woods, he shares several special discoveries with her.
Ben, King of the River
Chad experiences a range of emotions when he goes camping with his parents and his five-year-old mentally disabled brother Ben who has many developmental problems.
Russ and the Almost Perfect Day
Russ, a student with Down syndrome, is having a perfect day until he realizes that the five-dollar bill he has found probably belongs to a classmate.
What's Wrong With Timmy?
Making friends with a mentally disabled boy helps Kate learn that the two of them have a lot in common.
We'll Paint the Octopus Red
Emma and her father discuss what they will do when the new baby arrives, but they adjust their expectations when he is born with Down syndrome.


text:
May 2, 2016
Greenville Police are searching for two suspects they say shot a man in the parking lot of a grocery store.
Officials say that it happened Saturday night around 11:26 in the parking lot of the Mid Town Grocery on 1308 West 14th Avenue. Police say they spoke with the victim, Travis Blow, at Vidant Medical Center where he was being treated.
Blow says that he had been shot after a heated exchange of words with two unknown men. Blow told officers that the suspects pulled two guns and began firing shots when he was struck. The injuries are said to be non-life threatening.
Officials say the suspects fled east on 14th Street in an older white passenger vehicle with four doors.
Both suspects are said to be black males, one around 5' 7'' and weighing around 160 pounds and having a dark complexion. One was armed with a .380 caliber handgun, while the other had a 9mm handgun.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Pitt-Greenville CrimeStoppers at 252-758-7777.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
WASHINGTON – Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco was excited after his team's win Sunday night. And thanks to the CBS airwaves, everyone heard just how much.
In the aftermath of the Baltimore Ravens' defeat of the San Francisco 49ers, Flacco and teammate Marshal Yanda were caught on the airwaves letting loose with a couple expletives.
In the video below, it appears to be Yanda who says, "Holy s—, huh?" Flacco slaps Yanda on the shoulder and exclaims, "F—— awesome!"
The Hollywood Reporter says Flacco's expletive was caught by a boom microphone and aired un-bleeped on CBS. The site says it's unclear if the game was being broadcast on a delay.
E! says CBS Sports had no comment on the incident when asked, and reports the Parents Television Council has called on the Federal Communications Commission to take action against CBS for the f-bomb.
See the uncensored clip below.
Follow @WTOP on Twitter.
(Copyright 2013 by WTOP. All Rights Reserved.)
The red carpet sizzled as Hollywood and media elite met at the 2016 White House Correspondents' Dinner. See Photos from the Washington Hilton.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
As my colleagues and I began the second week of the 2009 Extraordinary Session, we were uncertain if we'd accomplish our mission – addressing our $1 billion budget shortfall.
With the Senate approving one version of the budget and the House approving another, many were unsure about the bill's fate. Yet, after only a day, the conference committee emerged from negotiations with two bills geared towards economic recovery and fiscal discipline. It was my pleasure to have been one of only three House Republicans selected to serve on the conference committee.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Oldham Era, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning Oldham Era and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Choosing to tie the knot in Massachusetts is an easy decision; the hard part is deciding when and where. Every season's unique in Massachusetts and there are wedding venues perfect for each one. You could say, "I do" with your feet in the sand on a beach fit for a magazine cover, beneath the warm summer sun. Or maybe ride off in a horse drawn carriage with a "just married" sign, amongst the vivid fall foliage. Maybe you want a true fairytale white wedding, in a castle set against a snowy, winter wonderland; or a rustic, romantic ceremony in an antique barn, surrounded by a field of freshly blooming flowers. Browse through Massachusetts's wedding sites where you'll find the perfect setting for your Big Day.
Watch a video on Willowdale Estate in Topsfield.
Hotel Northampton
Berkshire Scenic Railway, Lenox
Pure Romance: It's All Here
Looking for fun things to do and see in Massachusetts?
Get some Pure Romance ideas
Seaglass Restaurant & Lounge
Celebrating FRESH. From the Food to the View. North of Boston's premiere oceanfront dining destination, Seaglass Restaurant and Lounge is... more+ 0 saves
Seaglass Restaurant & Lounge
4 Oceanfront N.
978-462-5800+ 0 saves
Pure Romance: It's All Here
Looking for fun things to do and see in Massachusetts?