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'Harry Potter' author regrets RonMione
Pairing up Harry Potter's friends, Ron and Hermione, may have been a mistake, concedes author J.K. Rowling. Hermione would have done better with Harry, she thinks now.
In an interview several years ago, Rowling said that she "seriously considered" killing Ron.
It "seemed implausible that the highly intellectual and perfectionistic Hermione would fall for the utterly unintellectual (though not unintelligent) and seriously immature Ron," writes Volokh's Ilya Somin. If Hermione didn't think Harry was right for her, she could have "waited to find a spouse until after high school!"
Ron Weasley sucks, writes economist Eric Crampton. He imagines a Harry Potter trained in science and rationality before enrolling at Hogwarts.
After Ron explains quidditch, Harry asks why catching the Snitch is worth 150 points, when one side usually scores 15 to 20 10-point goals before the Snitch is caught to end the game.
"That's just wrong. That violates every possible rule of game design. Look, the rest of this game sounds like it might make sense, sort of, for a sport I mean, but you're basically saying that catching the Snitch overwhelms almost any ordinary point spread. The two Seekers are up there flying around looking for the Snitch and usually not interacting with anyone else, spotting the Snitch first is going to be mostly luck -"
"It's not luck!" protested Ron. "You've got to keep your eyes moving in the right pattern -"
"That's not interactive, there's no back-and-forth with the other player and how much fun is it to watch someone incredibly good at moving their eyes? And then whichever Seeker gets lucky swoops in and grabs the Snitch and makes everyone else's work moot. It's like someone took a real game and grafted on this pointless extra position so that you could be the Most Important Player without needing to really get involved or learn the rest of it. Who was the first Seeker, the King's idiot son who wanted to play Quidditch but couldn't understand the rules?" Actually, now that Harry thought about it, that seemed like a surprisingly good hypothesis. Put him on a broomstick and tell him to catch the shiny thing…
Harry suggests improving quidditch by getting rid of the Snitch.
"But, but if you get rid of the Snitch, how will anyone know when the game ends?" Ron asks.
"Buy a clock," Harry replies.
A school inspector reports on Hogwarts
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was rated "unsatisfactory" by Ofsted (British government school inspectors), reports Life, Teaching and Other Distractions.
Teaching is old-fashioned. Students are weak in literacy and numeracy and poorly behaved. Students play an "incredibly dangerous" sport. "Looking at the records, the House Championship has been corrupt for some time, with clear preferential treatment given to some houses over others."
Latino kids don't see themselves in books
Young Latino Students Don't See Themselves in Books, according to the New York Times. Hispanic students make up nearly a quarter of public school students, but only a small fraction of characters in books for elementary students.
The main characters in the most popular books are white with African-American, Asian or Hispanic characters more likely to appear in supporting roles.
"Kids do have a different kind of connection when they see a character that looks like them or they experience a plot or a theme that relates to something they've experienced in their lives," said Jane Fleming, an assistant professor at the Erikson Institute, a graduate school in early childhood development in Chicago.
She and Sandy Ruvalcaba Carrillo, an elementary school teacher in Chicago who works with students who speak languages other than English at home, reviewed 250 book series aimed at second to fourth graders and found just two that featured a Latino main character.
The Cooperative Children's Book Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Education, which compiles statistics about the race of authors and characters in children's books published each year, found that in 2011, just over 3 percent of the 3,400 books reviewed were written by or about Latinos, a proportion that has not changed much in a decade.
Common Core State Standards' list of suggested books for early elementary students contains black characters and authors, but few Latinos. More will be added, said Susan Pimentel, one of the lead writers. "We are determined to make this right."
"Research on a direct link between cultural relevance in books and reading achievement at young ages is so far scant," reports the Times. I think that means there is no evidence. But that doesn't stop academics from worrying that kids will feel alienated "if all they read is Judy Blume or characters in the Magic Treehouse series who are white and go on adventures." (What about white kids who don't have a magic treehouse that provides adventures?)
At Bayard Taylor Elementary in Philadelphia, a school where three-quarters of the students are Latino, Kimberly Blake, a third-grade bilingual teacher, said she struggles to find books about Latino children that are "about normal, everyday people." The few that are available tend to focus on stereotypes of migrant workers or on special holidays. "Our students look the way they look every single day of the year," Ms. Blake said, "not just on Cinco de Mayo or Puerto Rican Day."
On a recent morning, Ms. Blake read from "Amelia's Road" by Linda Jacobs Altman, about a daughter of migrant workers. Of all the children sitting cross-legged on the rug, only Mario said that his mother had worked on farms.
However, a book that colors every fourth child brown may be accused of tokenism.
As a reading tutor, I see a lot of books for young children that feature animals — especially cats, bats and rats. They sit on mats and try on hats. Humans are named Nan, Fran, Pam, Sam, Tam, Tim and Sim. It's not a rich cultural milieu for children of any background. I can tell you what little girls of all colors and creeds long to read: the Pinkalicious series. Sadly, my kids can only handle "tan" and "red."
"A good book is a good book is a good book," writes author Nikki Grimes in Color Me Perplexed. "The single most important question we should ask when considering a book for our classroom or library shelves is, is the book any good?"
When I was researching Our School (which makes a lovely holiday gift), I saw students from Mexican immigrant families fall in love with Harry Potter books. The kids weren't British or pale skinned. They weren't wizards either. They liked the story.
A pop education
After reading From Monty Python to Mother Mary: Nine Weird Classes Offered at ASU This Fall, Darren finds only one Arizona State class that's "absolutely worthless."
WST 394, Desperate Housewives: Gender, Family & Pop Culture
A women's studies class that examines the fictional lives of the wealthy homemakers of Wisteria Lane …
I'm dubious about Harry Potter: Gender, Race & Class, also in Women's Studies.
And, as a former English major, I wonder about this upper-level English class:
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Young-adult books? Or kids' books?
What Are Your Favorite Young Adult Novels? asks NPR in its summer books poll. Votes are coming in from adults as well as teens, reports Atlantic Wire.
Readers can choose 10 books from a list that includes "Lia Block's Weetzie Bat series; Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson; Catherynne M. Valente's The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making; Maggie Stiefvater's Shiver trilogy, Richelle Mead's Vampire Academy series; The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, by Sherman Alexie; the Betsy-Tacy books; the Anne of Green Gables series, Hold Still by Nina LaCour, Robert Cormier's The Chocolate War and I am the Cheese, Libba Bray's Gemma Doyle trilogy; and Judy Blume's Forever."
In a post, NPR's Petra Mayer explains she cut A Wrinkle in Time, Little House on the Prairie, many Judy Blume books and Where the Red Fern Grows, as "too young" for the category, which includes readers 12 through 18 years old. But A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, which I read in sixth grade, was excluded for being too mature.
The panelists aimed to include books like Catcher in the Rye, William Golding's Lord of the Flies, and Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, which have been essentially "claimed by teens" but weren't initially intended for them.
I'm not sure Catcher and Lord of the Flies have been claimed by teens. They've been assigned to teens. (Count me among those who thought Holden Caulfield was a whiny brat, even when I was 16.)
The Hunger Games, the Harry Potter series and John Green's The Fault in Our Stars (teens with terminal cancer fall in love) are front-runners in the poll, so far. The top 100 teen books as selected by readers will be posted on Aug. 8.
Is Encyclopedia Brown Young-Adult Literature? asks Ed Week Teacher, responding to a Flavorwire list of the 10 greatest young-adult series of all time.
The cultural news site included The Time Quintet, the Redwall Series, The Earthsea Cycle, and the Artemis Fowl books among their top picks, but excluded The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and The Hunger Games because, according to the editors, they're already "so well established" and don't need to be on a "list like this…"
Commenters are debating the line between children's books and young-adult books.
Old books in sexy, new covers
Sexy book covers are luring Twilight teens to the classics, according to ABC News. Romeo "sports a white tank top and a three-day stubble" on the new Penguin edition of Shakespeare's tragedy.
Publishers hope teens who bought the Hunger Games trilogy, the Twilight series and Harry Potter will give the classics a try, if they're repackaged as teen romances.
Harper Teen's new edition of Wuthering Heights, which sports a red rose on the cover, features a Twilight endorsement. It's "Bella & Edward's favorite book."
Via Instapundit.
Carnival of Homeschooling
This week's Carnival of Homeschooling, hosted by A Life Supreme, honors a creation of the Harry Potter world, the pensieve, which "allows you to take thoughts that you have conveniently removed from your mind (and stored in handy phials up on the shelf) and view them from another perspective at a later time."
That could be useful.
Harry Potter and the Periodic Table
"Harry Potter" actor Daniel Radcliffe sings Tom Lehrer's "The Elements," on a BBC show.
Via Cosmic Log and Instapundit.
Hogwarts College?
J.K. Rowling's magical Hogwarts keeps coming up on campus tours, complains Lauren Edelson, a high school senior, in the New York Times. At Middlebury College, the guide touts the chance to play "a flightless version" of Harry Potter's sport, Quidditch. A Harvard admissions officer compares intramurals to the Hogwarts House Cup, while the tour guide says the freshman dining hall resembles Hogwarts' Great Hall.
At Dartmouth, a tour guide ushered my group past a large, wood-paneled room filled with comfortable chairs and mentioned the Hogwarts feel it was known for. At another liberal arts college, I heard that students had voted to name four buildings on campus after the four houses in Hogwarts: Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin. Several colleges let it be known that Emma Watson, the actress who plays Hermione Granger in the movies, had looked into them. I read, in Cornell's fall 2009 quarterly magazine, that a college admissions counseling Web site had counted Cornell among the five American colleges that have the most in common with Hogwarts. Both institutions, you see, are conveniently located outside cities. The article ended: "Bring your wand and broomstick, just in case."
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Miquel de Icaza: Moonlight Making Progress
Mono developer and Novell employee Miquel de Icaza reported on the progress being made by Moonlight at the XML 2007 Conference in Boston. Moonlight is the Linux variant of Microsoft's Silverlight solution.
In mid-April, Microsoft announced the Silverlight plug-in as its new platform for interactive, multimedia Web content – that is as an alternative to Flash. In June, a team of developers led by Miguel de Icaza who work on Novell's Mono project programmed a software that emulates Silverlight's functionality without knowledge of the source code: this was the birth of Moonlight. In early September, Microsoft announced that it would be cooperating with Novell on the Linux implementation of Silverlight.
Miquel de Icaza's employer Novell is planning to release version 1.0 of Moonlight early in 2008. De Icaza demoed Moonlight at XML 2007 in Boston and emphasized the fact that Moonlight will bring the same functionality to Linux as the Microsoft original, Silverlight.
Moonlight is part of Novell's Mono project and will be available as Open Source. Right now, the Linux version of Silverlight is only available as a SVN version. In 2008, the Novell Mono project is planning to release packages for all major distributions via the Suse build service. Novell supports both the Mono project and the Silverlight implementation. The source code for the browser plug-ins will be open, apart from the Microsoft codecs, although they will be freely available. The source code of the developer status of Moonlight is currently available as a patchwork of multiple modules. The project page has more details.
In his blog, project developer de Icaza reports on the progress being made with Mono and Moonlight, and various demos at events. In early October de Icaza attended Remix 07 in Boston, which was hosted by Microsoft.
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We, two team mates and I, are trying to access a WCF web service through an Android application. We are using a JSON for the transport of objects. We have tested that the service can be called through HTTP via google chrome, internet explorer and the android browser on the emulator.
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A Dalton Highway tanker tractor-trailer rollover Saturday injured the driver and released more than 2,500 gallons of diesel fuel, with state officials saying the spill has affected a small stream on state land.
In a Tuesday statement on the wreck, the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation says the truck operated by NANA Oilfield Services Inc. crashed near Mile 299.4 of the highway, at about 3:20 p.m. Saturday.
"A NOSI tractor-trailer hauling fuel from Fairbanks to the North Slope left the highway and rolled over, damaging the tank trailer," DEC officials wrote. "The driver was treated and released from Fairbanks Memorial Hospital for injuries sustained in the rollover. The cause of the incident is under investigation."
Blythe Campbell, a spokesperson for NOSI parent firm NANA Development Corp., says the driver's injuries were relatively minor. The company is conducting a separate internal investigation into the crash.
"Bumps and bruises, primarily, were his main injuries," Campbell said. "We did medevac him -- it's a long trip."
NOSI crews tell DEC that the spill is estimated at 2,561 gallons of fuel -- the amount not recovered from the tanker after the crash.
"Responders pumped 7,149 gallons of fuel from the damaged trailer before removing it from the incident site on June 8," DEC officials wrote. "The trailer contained 9,710 gallons of fuel at the time of the incident."
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The spill has flowed down about 300 yards of tundra to a nearby creek. Workers have deployed booms to block any further flow of oil to the creek, and were installing a temporary dam Tuesday to help mitigate the spill's effects.
Tom DeRuyter, the state's on-scene coordinator for the incident with DEC, says the affected creek is relatively minor.
"There's about 500 yards of impact to that creek," DeRuyter said. "It's very, very shallow, just a few inches (deep)."
With equipment to flush the area with water and release further oil en route, and plans under way to excavate and remove any affected soil, DeRuyter says the spill cleanup is still in its initial stages.
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Thanks slakjak. Yep I'm a little bit of a distance from you'll (Sedalia, MO) but, still enjoy reading about the trails out your way and do plan on a trip there this spring.
A few of us rode yesterday morning at Dornwood, it was pretty fun! I look forward to riding with ya in the spring!
Be glad to have you. Compiling quite a list of them to do myself. Think I got enough to keep me for about 3 spring/summer seasons already.
Will have to put that Lake Wilson near the top. The wife and I had to detour that way last summer on the way to Lucas and really were taken by the color of the lake. We had been planning to get back out there sometime and after seeing that video, will certainly be thinking of doing that as soon as we can.
Guy I rode with Sat. IDKid said that Lake Wilson is quite fun to ride! I wanna make it out to Perry pretty bad. I just gotta ride more and get better. I was huffing some major air Sat. and eating everyone's dust.
But i've only rode Shunga, Gov., and Dornwood 2 times now. Shunga's more of a leisurely ride. It's nothing compared to Dwood or Gov's.
Went to LRT this morning. Froze, but it sure was worth it. An 8 mile roller coaster ride is about the best description I could give it. My new favorite for sure. Didn't care for those sand pits between mile 5 and 6 and don't know why they are there. They don't seem to fit in the character of the trail. But I think I saw a detour around the worst part of it and will try it next time out. Flat out fun. Took the StumpJumper and was glad I did. I did have that trail arm bolt back out on me again but I had the tools this time so no long walk for me.
When you go fast, you crash fast. I bit it pretty hard when I was going pretty fast. Good thing I was bundled up for the cold or I might have been banged up pretty good. When I went to pick up the bike, noticed the seat was completely turned backwards!
Had a bit of trouble finding it so I parked in the lot across from the Visitor's Center and pedaled eastward down the dike and found it. Now I know how to get to it. (basically take any street east north of the river to 8th street and turn south)
Well, got to let the doctors, probers, blood stealers, and testers have me for the rest of the week. Hope ya'll get out this week.
I'm hoping you guys might be able to enlighten me a little on the mansion trails. After coming to the end of the red trail by the train tracks and dirt parking lot I continued west and was riding mostly uphill. I eventually turned around and rode back the way I came which was awesome. Is there somewhere to park where I can hit these trails west of the mansion starting from the uphill? There is another old historic looking building on that western side that looks like it might be a possibility for a parking area.
That old building is Menigers. The old State Asylum. Yes when you ride the red trail (might be blue) i believe it is there is a road to the west. Follow that road up and to the river and there is a parking lot you can park in.
For what it takes in time to get to the LRT, and the reward you get for going, it is the best "bang for the buck" around - if you like flowy, fast, and fun. I used to ride that thing every day when I was in college. Sometimes I'd ride it twice (sometimes more) in a day. I'd go down after breakfast, go home for lunch, head back down, then home for dinner, then down again. Other days I'd spend the day down there. The trail changed quite a bit after the floods. Some parts changed for the better others didn't really change for the better. There a more people than ever using it and caring for it, and it shows. It used to be "wilder" back in the day, but it was shorter and not as well cared-for. Pick your poison.
I can (try to) explain how to avoid the sandpit: When you come out of the woods on the East end into the younger trees, you will almost immediately come to a fork (one left and to the SE, and the right one sort of goes to the SW), take the right one, and you will avoid the sandtrap. I'd suggest that you don't ride the sandtrap as dry as it's been. After we get some precip, maybe try it. That's part of the trail that used to be great before the floods, there was a swampy area in the middle where those young trees are now, and beyond that, right up against the river the trail was superb. It was hard-packed, black dirt that dropped off 10 ft or so to the big sand bar at that bend that wraps around almost 180 degrees. In late May, when everyone had gone home, that place was the best. It was just hot and humid and fast. There was about a 2 week window before the lack of use would give way to the stinging nettles, and even after that it was worth braving the trail because there was no one there. As a father, I started my daughter on that trail. When I was dating my (now) wife, we used to ride there. We once dug up a Giant Iguana that presumably had been lost in the flood and covered by the sandbar. It's so different now that none of that nostalgia remains, and it's so well taken care of and well-ridden, that it's hard to complain.
When/If it warms up, I'll be heading over the right after work. I plan to be on the trail by 3:50. A weekend ride might be crowded, but it would be worth a try. If there is snow on the ground, and a full moon, this trail can almost be ridden without a light. Think about it.
BTW Ryno, Menningers wasn't the State asylum. Topeka State Hospital was. It is where Hummer Sports Parks is now. Menninger's was private, and treated lots of people whose names we would all know. Growing up, if you saw someone famous in this town, you knew they were likely staying Menninger's or had friends that were. Marilyn (yes, THAT one) was here at some point. Now there are a bunch of new "crazies" riding bikes all over out there.
Speaking of TSH, I think there is a small bit of trail out there. I know there's a CX race out there. I don't know much else about it though. Maybe we should find out?
Ah my mistake. I haven't lived here but more than 5-6 years so that's just what I gathered from other locals. I guess I was mistaken. Cool finding out all of this history from ya! I'd be down for some exploring sometime.
Would love to do some riding with you out at LRT expost. After I get through this week, will certainly want to get back out there. I really enjoyed it. I think I saw that trail you are talking about missing the worst of the sand pits. That will keep it fast. I could see going around twice easy if I could avoid the sand. I would have gone around again today but it was so darn cold and I still had a ride down the dike to get back to the truck.
And IDkid, if you want all downhill on the west side, turn west on 6th Ave from Fairlawn and go to the roundabout. Make sure you go NORTH on Wanamaker at the roundabout and continue up to the State Parks and Wildlife office building. You can park there and hit the trail on the backside of the building. But remember, once you go down, you have to go back up to go home. Myself, I rather ride the uphill and then do the downhill on the way back.
And ryno and IDkid, you just have to get to LRT. You too motoolfan, make sure it's on your list.
I run through the TSH grounds once a week. The only trails I know of are on the west side where the police and state troopers train their dogs. Cub scouts shoot rockets off from there too. It's not much for biking that I know of, pretty grassy. Runners use it. Might be something there I don't know about. Will have to take a peek next time I am out there. There is a ton of construction going on out there on the north side. I'm sort of hoping it will open up some more access on the backside of the grounds.
Yeah, that building definitely had a creepy vibe to it...to the point that I could see it and out of curiosity kind of wanted to ride over and check it out but didn't. Didn't help that the light was beginning to fade, lol. So the explanations make sense. Going off Google Maps satellite view it looks like one could park just to the northeast of the building by the edge of the trees and start riding from there. Or is this private land?
Thanks for your help everyone. I'm already excited for spring and the new riding season to get here!
Ok, got it. Looks like we posted right at the same time there. Thanks, slakjak.
I've too wanted to go check out the grounds of that place. From what wiki says it closed in 2002ish. Even Brett Farve has sought treatment there.
Here's the wiki that I found the info off of if your in for a short read.
Menninger Foundation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You have to be careful on the property around the buildings. It is posted. There are cameras. I don't think they bother you if you are just biking or hiking but I wouldn't linger too long. Some punks really tore up the building a few years back and they keep a pretty good eye on it now. Looks like they are doing some trail work in places to skirt the main building area but still allow access. St Francis has bought most of the property associated with it and there will be a hospital there with all the other buildings and businesses associated with it.
But with the State Park there now also, there will always be our trails there on the west side. The trail work they are doing there now make it apparent that they really want to make it nice. There were big piles of pea gravel on the main trail from where widowmaker comes up down to where the last gravel was dropped all the way to the wooden bridge and where the widowmaker crossing trail starts up topside. Once they get all that pea gravel down and it settles, it will be a very fast trip downhill on the main trail. Might have to put a net at the bottom to catch you.
Ya I saw some folks with a truck and trailer on the St. Wildlife side doing something there a week or two ago. I drove up to see where I could park and they kind of gave me the stink eye. This was before I knew you could access it from 6th street or Fairlawn.
I wasn't aware St. Francis owns the ground. I hope they keep that old building and do something with it. It's pretty neat and I really dig old architecture like that!
Rode Dornwood yesterday with Expo on a late notice. He took me on a tour. Great ride. I busted my butt alot but had a good time!
Link to the ride.
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Outstanding. Looks like quite a workout.
Spent my down time ordering some knobbys for the crosstrail. I figure if I can get them on over the weekend, I'll take it out to LRT Monday. Heavier than the StumpJumper and a hardtail to boot but figure if I can get it going, will probably mean a fast ride. Thinking that SJ may be light on the rear end, making it bounce. Might have to try some adjusting.
Would like to get out to the mansion Sunday, sure going to try.
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Hit the Gov's for a short ride w/ my Jr. High Social Studies teacher/Jr. High basketball coach. Trail was in great shape, hardly anyone in the park. Saw my basketball coach from grade school. Some of my favorite people doing some of my favorite things at one of my favorite places to do it. Teach has plans to ride Landon tomorrow if it gets too rainy to ride trails. I think I'm in.
"Someone" is upgrading their bike.....
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I made us a Topeka Local MTBR group on Strava | Running and Cycling GPS Tracker, Performance Analytics, Maps, Clubs and Competition if anyone wants to join it.
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That way we can keep track of each others rides and or create challenges.
Hit the Landon on Saturday. Other riding buddy rode the Govs - said it was dry except for leaves! Man, I might hit that if the temp doesn't drop too much. Supposed to be warme enough for me to ride this week. Gets cold when I don't have to work for 10 days! Of course.
Supposed to be decent on Tues and cold the rest of the week from what I saw last night. Possibility of snow on Wed. If that's the case I'll bundle up and ride! I gotta see what it's like to ride in the snow!
Had to cancel out Sunday on the Gov's place. Was bummed about that.
Got out to LRT this am with the crosstrail and the new knobby tires. Was supposed to take it easy but ended up pressing it a bit (even passed two other riders). Once I got used to the gearing, went pretty good. Tires worked great. Could sure feel the weight difference and the StumpJumper is more comfortable on the trails but the crosstrail did a great job. I do need to take it in to Capp's for some adjustments. I did have some gear slippage but they said that would happen with the new cables stretching and to bring it in when its got some miles on it.
I did miss those sand pits (thanks expost!).
Well, back to the dr. tomorrow. Hopefully he will let me go or put me down. Can't really plan until after that. Was sort of thinking of Perry Christmas Eve if the weather holds up. Otherwise will be back at LRT Monday. Mansion for Sunday I hope. I'd like to slip in a Dornwood before that but will see what they say tomorrow.
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The Chiefland Lady Indians, who clinched the 1A District 7 softball title last week, will be playing the Frostproof Lady Bulldogs in the first round of the regional playoffs.
Last week's district title game between the Frostproof Lady Bull Dogs and the Taylor-Pierson Lady Wildcats for the 1A District 8 title was postponed to rain and was played Monday night. Taylor won 3-0.
The Lady Indians host the first round game at home on Thursday, April 21 at 7 p.m.
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This prepares volunteers to assist in our offices, at the Thrift & Gift Shoppe, at Herry's Café and in community outreach work.
To assist patients and their families, you will also need to complete the Patient Support Training Class, offered separately.
Chiefland Police Capt. Ray Tremblay was heading into Chiefland from Fanning Springs on U.S. Highway 19 Saturday shortly before 10 p.m. to work a second job when a gray 2016 Hyundai Elantra with five occupants blew by him.
Tremblay alerted officers on duty and started pursuing the vehicle as it headed into town at speeds that reached 105 mph.
Tremblay said in a phone interview on Monday that traffic was "kinda light" in Chiefland at the time.
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Levy County schools were notified Wednesday morning by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Foods of food recalls resulting in the disposal of about 60 cases or 1200 pounds of chicken products from Pilgrim's Pride Corp.
A previous recall on April 7 listed only one product, but a secondary press release on April 26 revealed multiple other products had been affected. Over 4.5 million pounds of chicken products are being recalled.
The Levy County School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) will be conducting the end-of-year meeting Thursday, May 19 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. live via the internet.
This meeting is open to the community, parents, students, business leaders, school districts, health agencies and elected officials. The primary mission is to influence and support healthy lifestyles within our school and community. If you would like to participate, please contact Angie Phillips the SHAC Chair for more details at 352-486-5261 ext. 228 or email@example.com.
The McDonald's in Chiefland is giving all law enforcement officers free breakfast from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and free coffee or tea for the rest of the day to any law enforcement that stops in the restaurant.
The event is a thank you to the officers for the work they do and an opportunity for the public to sit and chat with officers over a cup of coffee.
The McDonald's is at 1415 N. Young Blvd. For more information, call Erin Tremblay.
The County Commission meets in regular session at 9 a.m. Tuesday, May 3, 2016.
The meeting is in the commission meeting room at the Levy County Courthouse on South Court Street in Bronson.
The time for Williston's annual Crab Festival Event is upon us. The Levy County Sheriff's Office said the event will begin on Saturday, April 30 and will continue into the evening and has offered advice for those who wish to attend or avoid the heavily trafficked area.
Deputies will be stationed in the event area to assist participants in the event of an emergency. As always, the deputies' response time and ability to assist will depend on the size and actions of the crowd.
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Editor, On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I would like to express congratulations to Hinesville Municipal Court Judge Gary Sinrich, who recently was honored by the placement of his portrait in the city courtroom, recognizing his 23 years of service to the public.
For years, the charter-school movement was thwarted in Georgia by local school districts that turned down application after application. Many of those denials were for cause. Other charter school applications, however, were turned down for myriad other reasons.
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This is awesome! The first time I heard that song was in a Loki vid and I got addicted to it.
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Froakie's Shiny IS actually green. ^.^
I recall Fennekin's Shiny being purple with orange/red.
I recall Fennekin's Shiny being purple with orange/red.
Yeah I just saw it on Tumblr! I saw not so far from the colors... I really love the purple touch!
Ikr? I already stockpiled 2 shiny eeves (one of each gender), a shiny Mewtwo (named Mr.Pickles), and a shiny of Serperior and Dewott, as well as Torterra, so I'm waiting just iogdfugdbagiobaeuibgaeiobguiab
Ah that's awesome! I'm trying to soft reset for a shiny Eevee on HG but I should chain him with the pokéradar that would take less time! Whoah these will be fucking badass on X/Y! Congrats on all the shinies!
I got my shiny eevees on W2 in a row boy coincidence and luck :/
i hadn't even battled damn Burgh yet
Whoah that's some crazy luck! I hope you were doing MM because that's just so crazy haha! Even with MM that's really lucky, I haven't got an other shiny by MM since my Larvesta after 4 eggs (unintentional). Oh I'm playing the game in French, so I have little trouble keeping up the names with you... but good luck completing the game!
I predicted Froakie a nice turquoise green too, I predicted Chespin's two browns to swap over and his green to darken, and I want, more than predict, Fennekin to go white and have orange eartufts :3
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10 May 2014 18:27 GMT | Politics, Africa, Niger, Nigeria
Nigeria's army has stepped up the hunt for hundreds of schoolgirls, abducted last month by rebel group Boko Haram, in an attack condemned globally including by US first lady Michelle Obama.
The country's Defence Headquarters said on Saturday that two divisions of the military were now stationed in the border regions close to Chad, Cameroon and Niger to work with other security agencies.
At least 10 army search teams were trying to track down the girls in the remote far northeast, border guards were on high alert and the air force had so far flown at least 250 sorties.
Teams from the US, UK and China had also arrived in Nigeria to assist with the search. They included specialist teams in areas that include intelligence gathering, satellite imagery and hostage negotiations.
At least 200 schoolgirls remain missing and the government's slow response to the abduction has led to protests around the country.
This is a shocking revelation.
Makmid Kamara, Nigeria researcher, Amnesty International
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Defence spokesman Chris Olukolade on Saturday also denied separate reports on Friday by Al Jazeera and Amnesty International that the Nigerian military had received advance warnings of the attack on the Chibok school, describing the reports as "unfounded".
Amnesty said on Friday it was told that security forces were given four hours' notice of the attack on April 14, but failed to reinforce the town.
Two politicians from Borno state, which borders Chibok, separately told Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege that the army had been given at least two hours' notice.
Makmid Kamara, a Nigeria researcher for Amnesty, on Friday said: "We received information and we spoke to a senior Nigerian military officer ... that they had received intelligence reports, even before local authorities and politicians got the information, that gunmen were on their way to the Chibok town."
Kamara told Al Jazeera that senior officials in Maiduguri and Dambua towns were alerted at about 7pm on April 14, and that information was given to senior military officers based in Dambua and Maiduguri.
"Later on, at 10pm on the same night of the 14th of April, local authorities, who Amnesty had spoken to, informed us, that they informed the local military command in Chibok town about the planned attack," Kamara said.
"When I spoke to one of the senior military officials, they informed me that they [had] informed their superiors, and requested for reinforcement. But the reinforcement did not come."
The school was attacked at 11.45pm.
"Only 17 troops were there to face the attack and they were outgunned and outnumbered," Kamara said.
"They had to flee for their lives together with some other villagers."
Ndege, reporting from Abuja, said the Nigerian people would be "extremely shocked and extremely disappointed" to think the Nigerian military knew in advance an attack was going to take place and most would find it "inexcusable".
"The question is, why would the military deliberately choose to ignore this SOS?" our correspondent said.
Michelle Obama, the wife of the US president, used the president's weekly address in the US to talk about the abductions, which she described as an "unconscionable act was committed by a terrorist group".
Mrs Obama was recently featured on Twitter holding a card which read "bring back our girls".
The Obama administration had in the past opposed imposing sanctions on Boko Haram, and refused to put the armed group in the United States' foreign terrorist organisation list.
Carl Levan, an African security specialist at American University, however said that the "robust bilateral relationship" between the US and Nigeria prompted the Obama adminitration to help President Goodluck Jonathan find the abducted schoolgirls.
As condemnation of the Nigerian abductions spread, Saudi Arabia's grand mufti Sheikh Abulaziz al-Sheikh said Boko Haram rebels who kidnapped the schoolgirls had "set up to smear the image of Islam".
Al-Sheikh said Boko Haram had been "misguided" and should be "shown their wrong path and be made to reject it".
Other religious leaders in the Muslim world, who often do not comment on violence, joined in denouncing Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau for saying Allah had told him to sell off the kidnapped girls as forced brides.
Also on Saturday, Nigerian celebrities joined about 100 protesters in a march to the state governor's residence in Lagos to call for the rescue of the girls.
Military says Amnesty claim that it knew Boko Haram would attack Chibok school where girls were abducted is "unfounded".
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Review: I was excited to learn that a new vegan restaurant had opened in my old home town, so checking it out on my last visit was a must. I can happily say that The Wild Cow does not disappoint! Very relaxed and chic atmosphere. The artwork decorating the walls is splendid. The food is fantastic and all items are vegan, though they do offer non vegan cheese as an add on to many dishes. Why, I cannot say, but despite this flaw the place is a must visit. I tried the vegan queso dip appetizer, veggie burger, and vegan mac and cheese. The appetizer was quite delicious, as was the veggie burger, but the mac and cheese left something to be desired. But adding the left over vegan queso cheese to the dish made it much better. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the music a nice mix of classic and new alternative rock. I highly recommend this vegan establishment to all and look forward to stopping in every time I visit the area!
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Never stick a cell phone in your Levi's while mowing in the rainPublished 11:42am Friday, June 22, 2012
It's always surprising to me how horrific events appear to occur in slow motion. When one of my horses, as a3 year old and very new under saddle, spooked at a noise in the woods and exploded in a series of bucks, I vividly remember making a stoic attempt to grab mane and stay with him before being flung so high that I looked down and actually saw the empty seat of my saddle before seeing the sky, clouds and then sand as I came hurtling downwards with an impressive thud that left a shallow crater in the footing of the arena, some 10 feet away. In my teens, when I competed in Junior Jumper competitions, I misjudged a distance coming into a fence and my horse took off far too early, effectively crashing through the entire hurdle. It seemed to take her forever to fall- I remember seeing her neck stretched fully out before me, desperately trying to regain her balance and it seemed I had ages to determine, as I kicked my feet out of the stirrups, which side she was going to roll so I could vault off the opposite direction, and I did. We were both unhurt and, as youth dictates, unfazed.
In a desperate and flailing attempt, my work gloves soaked by the rain, I made a wild grab for the phone but it was beyond my reach and tumbled to the grass directly in front of the tractor tire. Before I could hit clutch and brake, the sickening sound of splintering metal was heard being gnashed by the bush hog blades and, like splatter art, my phone burst over the grass in a million pieces. The only thing remotely intact was a portion of the cover- vividly pink and emblazoned with the old British phrase from WWII, "Keep Calm and Carry On."
Nothing had ever looked so pathetic.
The next morning, coming back from an appearance in the city for local television, heavy make-up applied to cover the scratches earned from tree branches on my arms and chigger bites on my legs, I stopped at the local mall and sought out an 'Apple' store to file my claim.
"Is your phone lost?" enquired the helpful clerk.
"Not exactly." I replied.
"Sooo," she mused, trying not to stare at the bizarre blotches of Lancome on my ankles. "You know where it is?"
"It's in the field." I explained. "In pieces. I drove the bush hog over it."
"The bush…"
"I don't thing that qualifies as an act of God."
"It might." I persisted. "I mean, it was on Sunday."
I left with no phone and no intention of spending $400 for a new one. Contacting Paul by email, he told me to rummage through the closet and I might find an old phone somewhere on the shelf. I did. It was three years old and reprogrammed promptly by AT&T and I wasn't charged a dime.
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Let's talk businessPublished 4:59pm Friday, August 30, 2013
Mentors should be motivated by nothing more than the desire to help. A mentor's role is not to advise, but rather to provide a different way of thinking. Mentoring is not intended to tell you what to do, simply offering another perspective based on experience.
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On a May day in 2007, one Soldier's life changed forever -- and nearly ended.
"I almost died, several times," said Col. Gregory Gadson, about the minutes and first few hours after his vehicle hit a roadside bomb in Iraq, causing severe injuries to both his legs and his right arm. "But now, six years later, I am flourishing, still on active duty and with a good quality of life expectation."
At that time, Gadson was serving as commander of the 2nd Battalion, 32nd Field Artillery, in Iraq; today he serves as installation commander of Fort Belvoir, Va.
Gadson began his odyssey from the May 7 site of the roadside bombing in Balad, to a combat support hospital in Baghdad; from there he was flown to Landstuhl Military Medical Center in Germany, and finally on to Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) in Washington, D.C. Gadson says he doesn't remember much of the trip. "I went through 129 units of whole blood and plasma that first night," he said. "By May 11 I was in Walter Reed. I don't remember Landstuhl at all."
After arriving at WRAMC Gadson spent 44 days as an in-patient. He eventually lost both legs above the knee and today has reduced use of his right arm due to his upper right arm and elbow being broken.
"I've had 16 surgeries on my legs," Gadson said, "and four on my arm. I still have some nerve damage. I've talked to some people who think they can make it better. But, for now I don't plan on any more surgery."
Gadson said he relied on friends and family as his primary support group during his recovery. And the Army's support system for wounded warriors was there for him when he needed it.
Part of that support system included Col. (Dr.) Paul Pasquina, currently Chair, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Services at the Uniformed Services University in Bethesda, Md. Pasquina and Gadson were teammates on the U.S. Military Academy football team at West Point, where Gadson was a line backer. During the early part of Gadson's hospitalization, Pasquina served as the chief of orthopedics and rehabilitation at WRAMC, and supervised much of his treatment.
"On many levels," said Pasquina. "Gadson is an example to all of us, for his hard work, determination, and resilience. We played football together. Then, I knew him as an invincible athlete. Now, he's inspiring to be around, and I feel privileged to care for him."
During the 15 months of recovery, Gadson said he focused more on occupational therapy because it helps patients relearn the skills needed for everyday life. Today, Gadson said he is more active than he was before his injuries.
"I am a better skier now," he said. "Before I didn't really ski, but now I do. Because of the prosthetics you have to do some things differently when you're skiing."
As well as being a skier, Gadson is a scuba diver; he is also into cycling, traveling and photography. He said hiking is the one activity he has given up.
While recovering, he signed up for a graduate education program. Today Gadson holds master's degrees in information systems from Webster University and policy management from Georgetown University.
"I'm just trying to continue to serve," Gadson said. "I've been promoted. And I was selected for a command position. I just make the most of every day."
Another of Gadson's friends from the West Point football team, Mike Sullivan, now works as an assistant coach for the New York Giants. Sullivan arranged for Gadson to attend a game. Tom Coughlin, the New York Giants head coach, asked Gadson to meet with the then-struggling team. Gadson talked to the players about service, teamwork, duty, perseverance and adversity. The team broke out of a losing streak and Gadson has served as their mentor ever since.
In April 2009 Gadson was the first bilateral amputee in the world to receive the second generation of the Ossur Power Knee prosthetic device. He is still working with researchers on modifications and improvements to the prosthetic.
"It's like bionic legs," Gadson said. "The power assist helps you walk. Unfortunately I don't have a pair to keep. I've tried to get them to give them to me."
A photo of Gadson appeared in a January 2010 story about robotics in National Geographic magazine. Pete Berg, one of the producers for the movie "Battleship" saw the photograph and got the idea to cast Gadson as an Army officer in the 2012 movie about aliens coming to Earth with hostile intent.
"It was a good experience," Gadson said, "but I think I'll wait until I retire before I do any more movies."
David Edelstein, chief film critic for New York Magazine, said, "U.S. Army Colonel Gregory D. Gadson -- former battalion leader who lost both legs in Iraq and has the no-b.s. charisma of Ving Rhames -- plays a double-amputee who stages a one-man assault on an alien-commandeered relay station. The smug, reptilian aliens don't have a prayer, assuming they even believe in God, which I bet you anything they don't."
Gadson has also been featured in Reader's Digest, Success, Home Life and Sports Illustrated magazine articles.
Gadson's first military assignment after recovering was as director of the Army Wounded Warrior Program. He took over the AW2 in 2010 and acted as director until June 19, 2012. AW2 assists and advocates for severely wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and veterans. AW2 supports these Soldiers and their families throughout their recovery and transition, even into veteran status.
Gadson took the reins as commander of Fort Belvoir, Va., in July 2012. With a population of 50,000 military, civilian and contract employees, Fort Belvoir provides logistical, intelligence, medical and administrative support for more than 140 different commands and agencies.
As a 24-year career Army officer, Gadson said he was familiar with the Army medical system before his injuries. However, spending time as a Wounded Warrior the last six years has made him realize the true capabilities of the system.
"I can honestly think of no other medical system in the world that can take such great care of some of the sickest folks there are. The thing that is significant about this generation of medical practitioners is that they are saving lives at an unprecedented rate. The military medical system not only saved my life," said Gadson, "but has allowed me to be all I can be. It's about more than saving lives -- it's giving lives back."
The military health care system is a dynamic organization, said Pasquina. "Military training programs are some of the best in the world. We provide unique training for military specific duties, and top notch education in medical specialties.
"We are all driven by a higher calling to serve in a very rewarding profession," Pasquina said. "I'm very proud of my Army service and my ability to provide care to the patient. A career in the military offers opportunities for professional growth and to work alongside other professions. There is a high degree of camaraderie that can't be overstated. It's very rare to find a military health care person who is motive by the salary; providing superior patient care is what drives us the most."
For more information on a career in Army Medicine, visit www.goarmy.com/amedd.


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I just started spotting yesterday (not enough to fill 1 tampon all day) and today I'm spotting too... it's light brownish/pink.... I'm not due to start until 12/17 and I'm like clockwork each month and have never spotted before (except for this month when I ovulated I found out by an OTC OPK)...
I tested last night (I know, not FMU) with an IC and it was a hard negative.... what do you think is going on? Since my period isn't due till 12/17... do you think I am testing too early and that I might be pregnant or that my cycle is just being whacked? I've never had this happen before (spotting before my period is supposed to come) - when my period is here, its immediate, heavy and fast (lasts 2.5-3 days)..
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Plus we do more than just pizza. When it comes to wings, for example, there's no one like Domino's. You can count on wings that are always baked-to-order and delivered piping hot straight from our ovens.
What's on the menu? You could go the classic route with our oven-baked chicken wings. When our morsels of goodness come out of the oven, they are topped with your choice of our sublime sauces in all kinds of flavors. Or choose our boneless wings, with light breading and bevvy of spices to complete the perfect bite. Want extra flavor with your wings? Get another sauce (or two!) for a customized kick. We have it all, with options that range from sweet meets hot (think Mango Habanero) to hot (with our own spicy Buffalo wings sauce) to creamy and cool (reach for Ranch dressing). We serve deliciousness however you like it. That's because wing delivery from Domino's is all about serving the best. We're also proud to offer entrées like chicken wings and oven-baked sandwiches, as well as desserts like the Chocolate Lava Crunch Cake and appetizers like breadsticks with marinara sauce. Why do we offer so many choices? Simply put, we pride ourselves on our ability to bring you quality.
And Domino's is about more than just deliciousness; we make it convenient for you to order from your neighborhood location! Just give your location a call, order from our website, or download the Domino's app for free to your smartphone and order from anywhere. Since we have over 11,700 stores throughout more than 75 countries, we put the customer first to provide you with quality, value, and customer service. With the ability to order online, a smartphone ordering app, and over 34 million different ways to create your pizza, it's all about you here at Domino's.
For a tasty experience, turn to Domino's, where deliciousness is done your way every day! With dozens of choices of toppings, crusts, sauces, sizes, and more, you can get creative and customize your pizza any way you want. Domino's also goes beyond pizza to bring you the best pasta, sandwiches, chicken, desserts, and so much more in the area. Whether you want to order from us near Aims Community College or you want to place an order near Heath Middle School or by Jefferson High School, Domino's has you covered. With specials running all the time, your neighborhood Garden City Domino's is dedicated to bringing you the best. Click, call, or come in and see us today!
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DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) -- Country Crossing in Dothan has delayed its reopening while the courts sort out whether the Alabama's attorney general can take over the Governor's Task Force on Illegal Gambling.
Attorney General Troy King announced Monday he was taking over the task force. Country Crossing quickly made plans to reopen its electronic bingo casino and other attractions on Wednesday. But then the governor announced Tuesday that he will fight the attorney general's plans in court.
Country Crossing spokesman Jay Walker says the reopening is being delayed temporarily. Country Crossing closed in late January to prevent a raid by the governor's task force.
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Llama and Goats On The Loose in Syracuse [NSFW VIDEO]
Instead of lions and tigers and bears, it's a goat and a llama, oh my. Stephen Peterson was leaving work when he thought he saw a dog. Turns out it was a goat in the middle of a business district in Liverpool, NY. If that wasn't surprising enough, out came a llama. "It scared the hell out of me as you can tell by the screams," Peterson wrote on his YouTube channel.


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Merck entered into an agreement with Samsung Bioepis to develop and commercialize multiple prespecified and undisclosed biosimilar candidates. Samsung Bioepis, which is a joint venture formed last year by Samsung Biologics and Biogen Idec to focus on biosimilars, has a R&D center based in Song-do Incheon, Korea.
Under the agreement, Samsung Bioepis will be responsible for preclinical and clinical development, process development and manufacturing, clinical trials, and registration. Merck will be responsible for commercialization. Samsung Bioepis will receive an up-front payment from Merck, product supply income, and will be eligible for additional payments associated with prespecified clinical and regulatory milestones.
"The combination of Merck's global commercial presence with Samsung Bioepis' biologic development and manufacturing capabilities positions the two companies well to increase access to biosimilars to improve human health," said Rich Murray, Ph.D., senior vp, biologics and vaccines research, Merck Research Laboratories.
"Samsung Bioepis has been building the capabilities needed to develop high-quality biosimilars," added Christopher Hansung Ko, Ph.D., CEO of Samsung Bioepis. "With this development and commercialization agreement, Samsung takes a significant step toward becoming a major player in the biopharmaceutical industry."
One theory for explaining "success," put forward by Amy Chua Jed Rubenfeld, posits cultural traits such as a superiority complex, personal insecurity and impulse control. Union College professors Joshua Hart and Christopher Chabris counter that intelligence, conscientiousness, and economic advantage are the most likely elements of success, regardless of ethnicity. Do you think that Hart-Chabris make a better argument for achieving success than the Chua-Rubenfeld theory?
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