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SUNY Ulster accepts students in a number of special programs that offer full tuition scholarships, provide high school students with an opportunity to take college courses, and present intellectual challenge or develop college readiness skills.
College Scholars Program
The College Scholars Program provides full-tuition scholarships to graduating students from Ulster County high schools, or to graduating high school students who are residents of Ulster County who rank in the top 10% of their graduating class.
The College Scholars award is combined with all other financial aid awards and any additional Ulster Community College Foundation, Inc. scholarships to guarantee full tuition. The scholarship is good for two consecutive semesters of full-time study and does not cover fees or books. After completing a full academic year at SUNY Ulster and maintaining a 3.3 cumulative average, student may be eligible for second-year College Scholars funding at SUNY Ulster.
Eligible applicants must
- Be accepted into full-time study at SUNY Ulster.
- Graduate from an Ulster County high school or be a resident of Ulster County and graduate in the same year of application to SUNY Ulster and attend no other college or university.
- Receive a NYS Regents Diploma.
- Apply for Federal and State financial aid and provide all award certificates to SUNY Ulster's Financial Aid Office.
For consideration, submit a College Scholars Program application, including a statement by the applicant's guidance counselor, to the Admissions Office.
Collegian Program
Our Collegian Program enables accomplished high school students to enroll in college classes taught during the day – at their own high school by selected high school faculty – and earn college credit for those classes.
While specific classes vary from high school to high school, classes have included College English, American History, Computer Art, Psychology, Accounting, Criminal Justice, Math, General Biology, Spanish, and Computer Applications for Business.
Plus, Collegian students receive
- Significantly reduced tuition while taking the Collegian course;
- A SUNY Ulster ID to use Library services and attend campus special events, and
- A SUNY Ulster transcript listing the course completed and grade earned, which can be applied toward a degree from SUNY Ulster or transferred to a four-year college or university.
Participating Schools include:
BOCES Career & Technical School, Ellenville High School, Highland High School, Hudson Valley Pathways P-Tech, John Coleman High School, Kingston High School, Marlboro High School, The Mount Academy, New Visions Classes BOCES, Onteora High School, New Paltz High School, Rondout Valley High School, Saugerties High School, Wallkill High School, Woodstock Day School.
Early College Program
If you are a highly motivated high school or home-schooled student—and you are ready to experience college early—this program is perfect for you! You'll create a college transcript that can be used towards your studies at SUNY Ulster or other colleges and universities. You can even take honors coursework, if you qualify.
Who is eligible to apply?
- HS seniors who wish to complete remaining HS graduation requirements at SUNY Ulster.
- HS students interested in completing some coursework at SUNY Ulster.
- Home-schooled students with SUNY Ulster coursework built into an approved Individual Home Instruction Plan (IHIP) within the school district they reside.
- Others may qualify and will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
To help you get started please see our Early College Program Info Sheet highlighting important criteria about the Program, which will help you to determine if you are a potential candidate.
Students in the Early College Program have the option to take courses during our Summer Session I & II, as well as, our Fall and Spring semesters. Placement in SUNY Ulster coursework is based on the entering assessment exam results which are based on pre/co-requisite requirements, as highlighted in our course descriptions. Access our Early College Program Application & Enrollment Plan.
Candidates for the program are required to take our Entering Student Assessment Exam. There is no charge to take this exam and testing is done right on our Stone Ridge Campus. So if you are planning to pursue this opportunity for one of our upcoming semesters, we strongly encourage you to contact our Admissions Office.
Fresh Start
The Fresh Start Policy (FSP) provides a student who left SUNY Ulster without completing an academic program an opportunity to return and start again with a new grade-point average (GPA). FSP is an option, however, only for students who have not taken a course at SUNY Ulster for at least two academic years.
The FSP student will retain previous credit that
- (1) was completed with a grade of C- or better and
- (2) can be applied to the requirements of the student's current academic program. However, no quality points earned from these courses will be applied to the student's GPA. The College may allow up to six credit hours of D+, D, or D- work from the student's previous courses when the inclusion of that work will allow the GPA for course work being accepted under FSP to be a 2.0 or higher. These credits will be considered only as general electives and will not be accepted in the major area of study.
Only quality points earned from courses taken after readmission will then apply to the student's GPA. Also, only those courses taken after readmission will count toward the student's eligibility for the Dean's List and other honors.
The student who chooses this option must apply for the FSP when returning to the College.
Fresh Start Application
The eligible student will be granted FSP officially only after completion of 12 new credit-bearing semester hours with a GPA of 2.0 or higher in courses approved by the Associate Dean for Counseling and Student Services. To be eligible for a degree, the student must take at least 18 additional credit-bearing semester hours at SUNY Ulster for a minimum of 30 credit hours after readmission. The FSP student who wishes to obtain a one-year diploma must complete a total of 15 credit bearing semester hours after readmission.
Application for FSP must be made at the time of reentry and can be made only once during a student's academic career at SUNY Ulster. Once accepted, the student cannot petition for any other transcript modification. The student will sign an agreement acknowledging his or her understanding of this policy.
Honors Studies
Join the highly motivated students in Honors Studies at SUNY Ulster, who
- enjoy the exhilaration of intellectual challenge as part of a learning community of professors and students.
- transfer to a wide variety of major colleges and universities that have enthusiastically endorsed the high academic standards and integrity of the program.
- realize unequaled economic savings in their first two years of college study through SUNY Ulster's low tuition rates and high levels of scholarship support.
- attend specially structured Honors classes that are kept small to encourage maximum interchange between students and professors.
Honors classes feature
- small class size, providing a seminar environment.
- emphasis on writing, discussion, and student presentations instead of tests.
- readings of original sources and research articles, where possible, rather than textbooks.
- enrichment activities outside of class, including field trips, speakers, and cultural and social events.
Honors Studies are open to students in all programs who meet the criteria for admission. Students who successfully complete 18 credits of Honors-level courses, fulfill the requirements of their academic programs and earn an overall GPA of 3.5 receive the Honors designation at graduation.
Criteria for Admission
A student may enroll in ENG 171 or ENG 172 by recommendation of the English Department, usually based on the English placement essay. A student will be advised to consider enrolling in other Honors classes if he or she meets one or more of the following criteria:
Early Admissions Students
The student has a high school average of 90 or higher, is eligible for ENG 171, and the results of all placement tests are sufficient to allow the student to take
only college-level course work. Under those conditions, the advisor for Early Admissions
students may recommend Honors classes.
Incoming Freshmen
The student is a College Scholar and is eligible for ENG 171.
The student has a high school average of 90 or higher, is eligible for ENG 171, and the results of all placement tests are sufficient to allow the student to take only college-level course work.
The student has an earned G.E.D., is eligible for ENG 171, and the results of all place-ment tests are sufficient to allow the student to take only college-level course work. In addition, there is some evidence, such as a high standardized test score, to suggest that the student shows academic promise.
Continuing and Transfer Students
The student has a distinguished academic record, with a GPA of 3.5 earned in college-level course work and a grade of B or better in ENG 101 or its equivalent.
Intermediate Studies
Students accepted for study in degree, diploma, or certificate programs and whose academic records or Entering Student Assessment scores, or both, indicate a need to strengthen learning skills to improve their chances for success will be required to enroll in Intermediate Studies courses.
These developmental courses are precollege level and do not apply toward degree, diploma, or certificate requirements. Students who have been out of school for some time or who lack confidence in their skills to succeed in college level work may also enroll.
Developmental courses are designed to help students achieve proficiency in communications (reading, writing, listening, and speaking), mathematics, and general study skills. The courses emphasize an individual approach which utilizes an assessment of each student's needs in planning a meaningful course of study. Academic records of students designated as in need of developmental studies will be reviewed at the end of each semester by faculty to determine the students' academic progress and to ascertain their continuance at the College.
Students enrolled in developmental studies courses who anticipate receiving any financial assistance should contact the College's Financial Aid Office.
Intermediate studies include the following (click on the course number for a description):
ISP 050 English as a Second Language:Workshop I
ISP 051 English as a Second Language:Workshop II
ISP 070 Reading Workshop
ISP 080 Writing I
ISP 081 Writing II
ISP 091 Prealgebra
Reaching Independence through Supportive Education (RISE)
RISE is a joint effort of SUNY Ulster and the Ulster County Department of Social Services. This program assists qualifying students in successfully completing a college program and acquiring full-time employment.
Components of the RISE Program include, along with full-time college attendance, student orientation, employability readiness, the Essential Skills Workshop, Employment Exploration Seminar, employment strategies, job placement, and child care assistance.
Persons who are receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) assistance and interested in full-time study leading to employment may be eligible for this program.
1-800 724-0833, extension 6010 or 845 687-6010
or contact the Ulster County Department of Social Services.


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Video: Va. Man To Sing National Anthem At Redskins, Seahawks Game
SPRINGFIELD, Va. (WUSA) -- A Woodbridge, Virginia man will be singing the National Anthem at Sunday's high stakes playoff game against Seattle.
His name by coincidence is D.C. Washington. He sang last week in the Redskins-Cowboys game and they invited him back for an encore this week.
Whether in front of 80,000 fans at a division title game or one reporter, D.C. Washington can belt out the National Anthem.
"When I become the center of attention, I become really uncomfortable," he said.
He shies away from being the focal point despite the huge crowds, to him, it's about the singing. But still, it's a bit ironic with so many people eying him.
"It doesn't bother me at all. It's not 80 thousand people. It's just me singing. The number of people is irrelevant," he said.
But what about the nerves?
"Oh, I get nervous whether it's 9 people or 80,000 people."
After his performance last week, the Redskins asked him to sing this Sunday. Although he says, he's more of a Nats baseball fan, he says last week was something special and he expects nothing less this Sunday.
"It will be special, who doesn't like their hometown team on the verge of doing something great? It's a cool year for D.C. Sports," he said.
Adding, "I sang for the Nats they made the playoffs, I sang for DC United they make the playoffs and now the Redskins. It's pretty cool to be in the middle of it. I'm just a guy who comes out and sings."
D.C. has been singing the National Anthem for the Redskins for the last 8 years. He's been singing for the Nationals since 2007.
But every Sunday, you can find D.C. Washington singing at Emmanual Bible Church in Springfield, VA., where he is the co-choir director. That's where he'll be before he heads to the Redskins-Seattle game.
"Tomorrow I'm going to do what I did last week, I'll walk out on the field. I'll sing and walk back off. It's not about me."


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A new movie theatre-restaurant is looking for employees.
Studio C! in Okemos will begin the process for hiring new employees to operate the 6-screen theatre-restaurant next week. They're looking to fill between 50 and 60 part-time positions.
All interviews will take place inside the Meridian Mall, outside of Macy's, during the following dates & times:
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Wednesday, November 14: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Positions include Server/Counter, Food Runner, Bartender, Host/Hostess, Line Cook , Utility and Security. Applicants must be 18 years or older.
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Braxton-Sissonville game moved
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Superstorm Sandy continues to wreak havoc on the state's high school football schedule.
Sissonville's ultra-important Class AA home game with Braxton County, which had previously been moved to the artificial turf at Laidley Field, has been switched from tonight to 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
Braxton County officials were adamant about not playing the game on Friday since classes have been canceled since Monday because of snow and power outages.
"I would not let them play Friday,'' said Braxton athletic director Lynn Stalnaker. "I told our coach, 'I can't let you play Friday. It wouldn't be fair to our kids.' If they want to play Saturday, we'll play Saturday. Then we can prepare a little bit.
"They sent us home after school Monday, so we didn't practice. Tuesday, half our kids were snowed in and we didn't practice. Wednesday, we couldn't get hold of five of our starters, including [quarterback] Jacob Yanero, and we had 18 kids missing [from practice].''
Making the situation even more interesting is that if the game couldn't be played because of factors caused by the weather, Braxton County (5-4, No. 13 in the ratings) would have been assured of a playoff spot with a nine-game schedule. No forfeit would have been ruled. However, Sissonville (5-4, No. 16) was not afforded the same luxury. It needed to play or risk falling out of the top 16 and missing the postseason.
"It was kind of crazy,'' said Sissonville AD Rich Skeen. "We really were [in a bad situation].''
Stalnaker realizes that some people might think his school took advantage of Sissonville by forcing the delay, but said that didn't figure into his decision.
"My gut doesn't work that way, no sir,'' he said. "I can't back in [to the playoffs]. I'm not going to lie to you.
"There are big implications for both teams in the playoffs - I know that. They beat us, they have a chance of making it. We win, we're in; we lose, we're out. We know that.''
Interestingly, George Washington AD Shawn Wheeler said if he knew Laidley Field was available tonight, he would have moved his home game against Parkersburg into that time slot. Thinking it was already filled, GW settled on a 1 p.m. Saturday game time at Laidley because its own home field was waterlogged.
"We were willing to play Thursday night [at Laidley] - without practice,'' Wheeler said, "but Parkersburg wouldn't play Thursday night. We definitely would like to have played [tonight].''
Because classes were called off in Kanawha County on Tuesday and Wednesday, teams were not permitted to practice.
At least a dozen games around the state have been moved, delayed or canceled entirely. (See revised state schedule, Page 2B.)
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Some stranded hikers rescued by NH Fish & Game not so thankful after the bill
A law that requires negligent hikers to reimburse the state for their rescue missions is proving hard to enforce.
About half of the $100,725 billed in fiscal years 2007 to 2011 has been collected, said state Fish and Game Col. Martin Garabedian.
Only $53,768 was collected from the 39 missions that qualified under the legal definition of negligent, about 53 percent, Garabedian said.
"It's a huge administrative nightmare. We spend lot of time trying to find these people and collect," Garabedian said.
Negligent hikers are billed for reasonable costs for conservation officers who are responsible by law to conduct the missions. Some rescues are costlier than others because more manpower, time and equipment are needed to rescue lost and distressed hikers.
"A negligent hiker is defined as somebody who takes an unjustifiable risk that constitutes a gross deviation of what we would consider a reasonable person would do," Garabedian said.
The hiker can challenge the finding, and the process can lead to court, he said.
The amount collected isn't close to the annual shortfall in the search-and-rescue fund, which has operated at a loss of $127,862 in 2009 to $204,903 in 2011, according to Garabedian.
The department conducted 957 search-and-rescue missions, costing about $1.8 million, from fiscal years 2006 to 2011, according to its website.


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Putnam sheriff wants money for more employees, new vehicles
WINFIELD, W.Va. -- Putnam County Sheriff Steve Deweese told county commissioners Tuesday that he needs around $264,000 more than last year in order to hire new deputies and buy vehicles, among other things.
Steve Deweese, who took office in January, told commissioners he plans to hire two deputies in order to have enough staff.
"Last month alone [Putnam deputies] responded to 1,347 calls," Deweese said while presenting his requested budget for the 2013-14 fiscal year, which begins July 1. "The calls aren't stopping."
The sheriff also wants six 2014 Ford Police Interceptor Sedans, at a total cost of $148,000, to replace vehicles with more than 100,000 miles.
As the county's drug task force expands, Deweese said, "We've outgrown our current space." He said the new facility he has in mind would offer a private rear entrance, useful for confidential informants, and a garage to secure seized vehicles.
After other county department heads presented their budget requests, Commissioner Andy Skidmore said he noticed a trend.
"It seemed all the increases were generated around the drug problem we're facing," Skidmore said.
Circuit Clerk Ronnie Matthews hopes to hire an additional full-time employee and move a part-time employee to full time, among other expenses caused by an overwhelming workload. Jamey Hunt, director of the county's day-report program, which attempts to rehabilitate offenders, is also suffering from a rise in the number of felony criminal cases.
Mark Sorsaia, the county's prosecuting attorney, told commissioners the volume of felony cases in the county is "alarming."
"That's impacting postage, paper, work hours," Sorsaia said. "It's really putting a strain on the prosecutor's office, sheriffs department and the circuit clerk."
Last year, commissioners approved an $18.39 million budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year, which included raising the county's levy rate. Commissioners also reduced the usual 2.5 percent annual raises county employees of elected officials were used to receiving to a 1.25 percent increase.
"I'd encourage you all to return to giving 2.5 percent to employees," Putnam Clerk Brian Wood said. "The cost of living is not getting any cheaper."
At the time, the strict budget was blamed on the high cost of the regional jail bill, which is not expected to get any better.
However, commissioners said Tuesday they thought more money might be available for 2013-14 after decreasing the size of the county's tax-increment financing (TIF) district. Last year, a portion of the pool of money, which helps pay for county infrastructure projects, was moved into the county's general budget after it was downsized.
Also at the meeting, commissioners decided to move forward with creating another tax increment-financing district at the Putnam Business Park in Fraziers Bottom.
As with other TIF properties, new property taxes generated within the park and several surrounding properties would help fund utility extensions at the park if the plan is approved by the state Development Office.
The amount won't exceed $3 million, according to John Stump, an attorney with Steptoe & Johnson, who is handling the application.
A public hearing on the project will be held at 10 a.m. on March 26 at the old courthouse in Winfield.
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Ana Ivanovic continued her Global Stalking Tour of golfing boy toy Adam Scott this week.
The slumping Serb, who sits at No. 11 in the rankings this week, was spotted checking out her man's moves at the 138th Open Championship in Turnberry, Scotland. NaturAna was also spotted last week at the Scottish Open where Adam was competing as well.
Team Ana also released some new images from her "Me, Myself" women's campaign which is where, I think, she should be right now - not on the golf green. You'd think her game was on point these days or something by the way she's NOT practicing. Good grief.
Veteran WAG Chris Evert was also spotted at Turnberry chasing husband Greg Norman around the green. Good to see Chrissy out and about. Let's hope she bumped into fellow + former Roland Garros champ NaturAna along the way and gave her some pointers on mental toughness and keeping her emotions at bay in a match.
I mean, she was the ultimate Ice Queen.
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Things to see and do - Aigues-Mortes
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Standing among pools, salt marshes, scrubland and canals, the long honey-coloured walls of Aigues-Mortes are sometimes tinged pink by the rays of the setting sun. This is the town from which St Louis embarked upon the Crusades and it was an important harbour until the creation of the port of Sète. Today it lives reclusively and quietly in the shadow of its walls, dreaming nostalgically of its prestigious and historic past.
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Ramparts of Aigues-Mortes
Accès par le Logis du Gouverneur - place Anatole-France F - 30220 Aigues-Mortes
Walking around the ramparts gives visitors a useful overview of the town with fine views of the marina and salt marshes. Started in 1272, the walls of Aigues-Mortes are a good example of military architecture and have survived down the centuries rema..
The Church of Our lady of the fine sand
Grand-Rue-Jean-Jaurès F - 30220 Aigues-Mortes
Built under Saint-Louis, this very run-down fortified Church (which has suffered several transformations, at one time it was used as a salt deposit) has a beautiful structure and décor highlighted by the stained-glass windows designed by Claude Viall..
Place St-Louis
place St-Louis F - 30220 Aigues-Mortes
This pleasant shady square gets encroached upon by the terraces of its cafés in the high season. The 17C Capuchins Chapel today hosts exhibitions. Mounted on a central plinth, the statue of Saint Louis (by James Pradier, 1849) looks on as passers-by ..
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Les Remparts
6, Place Anatole France F - 30220 Aigues-Mortes
Located in an 18th century building inside the medieval ramparts of Aiguës Mortes near the Tower of Constance, this refined hotel offers a restaurant, bar and a terrace with sunloungers. Some of the rooms offer views of the ramparts. The property is..
Hotel Les Templiers
21 Et 23 Rue De La Republique F - 30220 Aigues-Mortes
Prix Prices from : 100 €
Housed in an 18th-century merchant's house, Hotel Les Templiers is located inside the Aigues-Mortes fortifications, in southern France. It offers air-conditioned accommodation with en-suite facilities and TVs. Guests of the Hotel Les Templiers can e..
La Villa Mazarin
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We are running Zimbra FOSS 8.0.2 and have an issue in the web interface. The system will detect new messages coming in just fine and on the folder list at the left the count of messages in the Inbox will be properly updated in parenthesis.
The next column where we have the message list (By Message) however, we will not see any updates in the list UNTIL we click on the Inbox on the leftmost column. However, in the upper right of the message list column where it shows the number of messages this also will be updated properly, showing xx messages and then xx of xx+1 messges after a new message arrives.
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I'm making a list and need CF's help. What are some things(big or small) that I have to have for my boys??? Games, movies, etc, anything and it can be for now or later in life too......here is an updated pic at 2.5 months, they're growing fast!!! Thanks in advance for the advice!!
Mr. Beer, beer brewing kit.
Quality names, like Nick and Bruiser.
Originally Posted by balken
Quality names, like Nick and Bruiser.
or sue.. and nancy or something
And he said: "Son, this world is rough
And if a man's gonna make it, he's gotta be tough
And I knew I wouldn't be there to help ya along.
So I give ya that name and I said goodbye
I knew you'd have to get tough or die
And it's the name that helped to make you strong."
Playboy subscription.
get those boys a weight set. They need to bulk up for football.
Red Rider BB gun.
All truisms are false. All of them.
Lot's of John Deere toys. (and, of course, an "Animal House" DVD).
Dean Wormer was wrong. Fat, drunk and stupid was a great way to go through college (all five years of it).
Originally Posted by cychhosis
Red Rider BB gun.
They'll shoot their eyes out.
I say that they need a Tonka Dump Truck. Gave one to my 2 yr old nephew last christmas and it spent the entire summer relocating mulch in my sister's backyard
Big wheels.
Remote control car/truck
Lincoln Logs
Any type of large construction vehicle toy
Most importantly, buy them YOUR TIME. When it comes to family, money is time, not the other way around.
Good luck!
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A big dog.
We bought this book for our god sons.
The Dangerous Book for Boys | Conn Iggulden, Hal Iggulden
It is a pretty cool information/activity book. The name covers the fact that some of the projects would be considered dangerous in our PC world (making a bow and arrow for instance) but overall it is the sort of stuff most of us that are 40+ did when we were growing up.
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The Mississippi Department of Health says the number of West Nile virus cases statewide is now up to twenty. Two people have died.
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Last nigh my slave ldap got hosed that I need to reinstall it.
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UPDATE: A 6-year-old girl reported missing from D.C. since Thursday night was located safe in Arkansas, police say. Eriona Birts' father told police he hadn't seen his daughter since the girl's mother, an ex-girlfriend who was visiting from Arkansas, asked to take her to a grocery store.
WASHINGTON – A child is missing in the D.C. area and police seek the public's help.
The Metropolitan Police Department says 6 year-old Eriona Birts is listed as "critically missing." She was last seen on Thursday, Jan. 31 around 6 p.m. in the 2000 block of E Street, NE.
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But I don't blame you firstname.lastname@example.com, if the community will have a word to say about this, then maybe Microsoft will offer a solution to PDF support, as it seems that many people are asking for it.
So hopefully we'll have a solution in the near future, or the next release. :)
Thanks for the feedback.
Hi again Chris
I do not want to be a troll - I love MS products and I make a living out of them!
But no one in here - Not you or moderators have given any real answer to this, you all talk about security issues and gives no in-depht technical answers to why it is so. The only on who have returned a real answer is Jbooker on this thread http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/154/p/8569/35658.aspx#35658
But I'm very disapointed - I have had several great sales of Office 365 Beta - But my first and biggest customer on Office 365 will not buy this because of the PDF issue. Their whole system are built around scanning documents in PDF and publishing it to Office 365 and this goes for many, many customers.
So understand my right - We are all very sad because of lost sales - lost oportunities. My customers love Office 365, untill I have to inform them about the PDF issue - Then it's a full showstop.
I think this issue will bite Microsoft in a greater scale than you all have foreseen.
This question will probably never be really answered - Is this somehow a "political" reason?
What can be a security issue about PDF files?
I need a strong in-depht technical answer before I'm satisfied - dear Microsoft.
"Posted by Mike Gibson MSFT Moderator on 2011-Jul-19 3:10 PM
Locked Re: PDF's and Office 365
Hi smilward,
There are a myriad number of reasons why this is not not enabled, chiefly amongst which are that security settings need to be lowered in order for this to be achieved, followed closely by the fact that the environment is multi-tenant.
A change like this, while convenient for a lot of folks, would affect everyone within the farm. One other thing to remember is this: the product was just released a few weeks ago. It may not be a feature at this point in time, but it may be something considered in the future!"
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Hi Mike
Please read my above arguments
...and then please give me your "myriad number of reasons" why this is not enabled! - This will probably be a single argument about security!
I have worked with MS products since 1992 - I have worked with SharePoint 1,2 and 3 versions - I have tested Office 365 BIG TIME with our customers through the Beta period - and in the Beta period this issue was threated as something that would be resolved at release.
I do not want to be rude - But please give me an answer I can belive in!
I need a strong in-depht technical answer before I'm satisfied!
PS: Have all these questions been reported to your management?
...and meanwhile...and TOTALY OFF TOPIC!!
Has this been resolved?
Hi Scott,
There has not been a solution provided by MS nor a timeframe for a fix to display PDF files in the browser. There have been numerous acknowledgments by MS and moderators that this is a 'known issue', 'bug', 'engineering problem' that may be addressed sometime.
My hope is that MS will provide a secure viewer for PDFs such as the silverlight viewer they have on docs.com.
There is a way to display PDFs in the browser from Office365 even though browser file handling is set to strick.
I show an example in the following thread:
This entire PDF thing really is a shame. I feel like MS fumbled on the 1 yard line as the rest of Office 365 is great.
Anyways, when you look at your files in the Datasheet view it shows the PDF icon, but in the Standard View it does not. Even the icon would be helpful....does anyone know how to show it in that view, or why it doesn't show it in Standard but does in Datasheet?
This sounds great.. But far too confusing for the small business owner or non-profit volunteer to implement.. If anybody has a step-by-step document explaining how to do this it would really help..
I moved the shcool volleyball site to O365 form OLSB and all the parents and kids are now confised as to why they cannot simply click on the links and get the files..
LT Volleyball,
It's been months since MSFT agreed this "would be fixed" and it still hasn't been, so you may want to move your pdf's to another host so they work. Dropbox for example works fine and is easy to use. Or use Google Docs.
And let's not forget it's not just pdf's affected by the file handling settings. Html files won't open in the browser either although aspx files do. Go figure!.
Assuming you're talking about this work around:
PDF Solution: Here's How to Display in the Browser
I'd have to agree with mch...for a non-technical person, the work around for PDFs is not very easy to achieve. At this point, I don't have a step-by-step that would be easier than going elsewhere as mch suggests.
Unfortunately this will remain the case until (if) MS releases a secure PDF viewer for O365. Which seems less likely now that they've said they are working with Adobe to come up with a solution. Because when the finger pointing starts, there most likely will not be a solution from either party.
mch, funny about the not HTML but allows ASPX. You can rename your html files with aspx extensions and they will display in browser just fine.
Is there something about aspx files that makes them more secure or is it just that it's a proprietary extension? You have to wonder whether "security" is really the issue.......
mch, Yes you have to wonder. There's nothing I'm aware of that makes aspx more secure. I'd say it's because they can't exclude aspx extension or sharepoint wouldn't be a web app at all.
Maybe next version they will do that and we could have the pleasure of saving every page locally before opening. Can't wait.
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Four girlfriends gather to celebrate an upcoming wedding. As the bachelorette party picks up steam and the drinks flow, the girls discover more about each others' love lives than they had ever imagined. Featuring classic songs from the 1960s such as "My Boy Lollipop," "I Will Follow Him," "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me," "Hey There Lonely Boy" and many others including the title song, Why Do Fools Fall In Love?. In the end the show reaffirms that, during life's struggles, friendship will unveil its everlasting strength—and does it with a rockin' beat!
Dan Doerger Director; Greg Underwood Choreographer; Sherry McCamley, Music Director; Erin Meyer, Stage Manager
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Two men were arrested Wednesday after a gun was found in their car at a Fayetteville-area high school where a girl was shot in the neck two days earlier, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.
Canaan Maliek Wynder, 19, and Tristen Gibbs, 18, both of Fayetteville, were charged with felony possession of a firearm on school property after being arrested at Cape Fear High School, sheriff's office spokeswoman Debbie Tanna said. Wynder is jailed under a $3,000 bond. Gibbs was released from jail on a $2,000 bond.
The two men, both graduates of the school, were found with a handgun in a car parked in a rear lot at the school, according to deputies. It couldn't be immediately determined Wednesday if either has a lawyer yet.
Wynder, who was a passenger in the car, told deputies he was dropping his girlfriend off at school, Tanna said.
The arrests come amid heightened security at the rural campus just outside Fayetteville, two days after Catilyn Abercrombie, 15, was shot in the neck at the school while on a lunch break. Investigators are still probing the Wednesday episode, and haven't said whether they believe the two incidents are related.
Two teenagers were arrested following the shooting of Abercrombie. One, a 15-year-old whose name has not been released because of his age, is charged with attempted first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. The other, Ta'Von McLaurin, 18, is charged with felony aiding and abetting. A call to his public defender was not immediately returned Wednesday.
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UPDATE (AP) -- The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb to 24 people, including seven children.
Spokeswoman Amy Elliot said Tuesday morning that she believes some victims were counted twice in the early chaos of the storm. Authorities said initially that as many as 51 people were dead, including 20 children.
Teams are continuing to search the rubble in Moore, 10 miles south of Oklahoma City, after the Monday afternoon tornado.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama has declared a major disaster in Oklahoma as the state recovers from a massive tornado that ripped through the Oklahoma City suburbs Monday, killing dozens and flattening entire neighborhoods.
Obama has ordered federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts. Individuals and business owners affected by the disaster may apply for federal grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses and other programs.
The president promised federal assistance in a phone conversation earlier Monday with Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has sent a special team to Oklahoma's emergency operations center to help out and dispatch resources.
Spokeswoman Brooke Cayot says nine of 57 patients who are being treated at the Integris Southwest Medical Center were listed in critical condition after Monday afternoon's tornado. Nineteen were in serious condition and 29 were listed in fair or good condition.
She said five of the patients were children who have since been treated and released.
OU Medical Center spokesman Scott Coppenbarger says his hospital and a nearby children's hospital are treating approximately 65 patients, including 45 children. The hospital previously said the number was higher, but later revised its patient count. He said those patients ranged from minor injuries to critical condition.
OU Medical Center spokesman Scott Coppenbarger says the hospital and a nearby children's hospital are treating approximately 85 patients, including 65 children, after Monday afternoon's twister.
He said their conditions ranged from minor injuries to critical.
Integris Southwest Medical Center spokeswoman Brooke Cayot (KAY'-ot) says 10 of 37 patients being treated at that facility Monday are listed in critical condition. Twelve are in serious and 15 others are listed in fair or good condition.
Cayor says five of the patients at Integris are children, including two who came from the Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Okla.
Integris Southwest Medical Center spokeswoman Brooke Cayot said 10 of 37 patients being treated at that facility Monday are listed in critical condition. Twelve are in serious and 15 others are listed in fair or good condition.
Five of the patients are children, including two who came from the Plaza Towers Elementary School, where an Associated Press photographer saw several children being pulled from the rubble. Cayot could not confirm the children's conditions.
Spokesman Scott Coppenbarger says another 20 patients of various ages are being treated at OU Medical Center. He says eight of them are children.
Authorities say an elementary school in an Oklahoma City suburb took a direct hit from a mile-wide tornado.
Gary Knight with the Oklahoma City Police Department says there is no word of injuries from the elementary school. Knight says the school suffered "extensive damage" on Monday afternoon.
Neighborhoods in Moore, Okla., are flattened and buildings are on fire. Television footage on Monday afternoon showed homes and buildings that had been reduced to rubble in the city south of Oklahoma City. Footage also showed vehicles littering roadways south and southwest of Oklahoma City.
There were no immediate reports of injuries.
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Some minor rumors sprung up during the week that Sean Waltman was going to be one of the mystery entrants at the Royal Rumble tonight, and some of that might have been spurned by the fact that his former DX stablemates, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn, are working the show. However, Waltman is considered quite unlikely for the pay per view because he worked an independent wrestling show in North Carolina with Matt Hardy.
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Here's a quick test: can you name five Emirati dishes? Too hard – how about one? In fact, when did you last eat traditional Emirati food? Frankly, it's embarrassing how little we expats know about our host country's national cuisine.
But let's not be too hasty to lay blame. In the last 10 years, Dubai has started to carve out a niche for itself on the worldwide foodie map. International "celebrity-chef" restaurants are three a penny and, according to The Daily Meal's annual '101 Best Hotel Restaurants Around the World', the emirate is home to two of the best restaurants in the world (The Rib Room and Al Mahara, if you're wondering).
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Romeo and Juliet: Fortune's Fools
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Students will be given the opportunity to role play along side the teaching artists and use their imaginations to tell Shakespeare's tale. Problem solving skills will be explored in depth as the students turn the tables and decide what could have happened next. Students will work in small groups to focus closely on specific aspects of the play.
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I am looking for a light weight shorty or farmer john type wetsuit to wear while sailing. I live in Montana and spme of the lakes are pretty chilly. I am not looking for thermal protection that allows lengthy water emersion just something to keep me more comfortable while loading and unloading the boat from the trailer or from a capsize where I would have to be in the water long enough to right the boat and bail the water from the cockpit. I was considering yourScubaPro 2.5mm shorty and have a question on sizing. I am 61", 300 pounds, 46 inch waist. Will the XXXL fit? Thanks, Terry Peterson
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At the height of the Roman Empire's reign of power, a bunch of guys wearing baxas, olive branch headgear and lined saffron togas told a bunch of guys wearing carbatinas, no headgear and cheapo coarse togas to go and hammer the proud history of the Empire onto every worthy slab of rock, obelisk and wall out there. This resulted in countless rocky manifestations of ancient clipart, interesting stories and weird messages becoming national tourist attractions and museum dressing all over the world to this very day, which is some 2000 years later. More…
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Poster, Willms Win at Haylett
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kevin Poster led Iowa State by winning the triple jump Saturday at the Ward Haylett Invitational. Poster's winning leap was 47-0.75. Hannah Willms' leap of 5-7 tied for first place.
Women's Results
400-meter dash: 1) Paris Daniels, Kansas, 52.61; 5) Dana Christensen, IOWA STATE, 55.89
400-meter hurdles: 1) Ryan Krais, NIKE, 58.91; 4) Krista Shoeman, IOWA STATE, 1:00.79
High Jump: 1t) Joslyn Barnes, Kansas State, 5-7; 1t) Hannah Willms, IOWA STATE, 5-7
Men's Results
Triple Jump: 1) Kevin Poster, IOWA STATE, 47-0.75
400-meter dash: 1) Carlos Rodriguez, KANSAS STATE, 46.89; 6) Russell Acton, IOWA STATE, 49.94
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Mr. CARDIN. Mr. President, as chairman of the Helsinki Commission, I would like to bring to the attention of the Senate a situation which is literally a matter of life and death for an American citizen, Emanuel Zeltser, who has been imprisoned in Belarus since March 12, 2008. Mr. Zeltser is in desperate and immediate need of serious medical treatment--including a coronary bypass operation.
The poor human rights record of President Lukashenka's regime is well known. No American--indeed no human being--should be subjected to the kind of treatment Mr. Zeltser has been forced to endure during his incarceration. Despite Mr. Zeltser's grave health condition--he suffers from heart disease, type 2 diabetes, severe arthritis, gout, and dangerously elevated blood pressure--Belarusian authorities have repeatedly refused to provide Mr. Zeltser with his prescribed medications.
He was initially denied two independent medical evaluations and he has reported being physically assaulted and abused while incarcerated. Amnesty International has urged that Belarusian authorities no longer subject Mr. Zeltser to ``further torture and other ill-treatment.''
Mr. Zeltser was convicted of ``using false official documents'' and ``attempted economic espionage'' in a closed judicial proceeding. The U.S. Embassy in Minsk criticized the proceedings, noting that it was denied the opportunity to observe the trial. The State Department has repeatedly called for Mr. Zeltser's release on humanitarian grounds. So have others in Congress, especially my colleague on the Helsinki Commission, cochairman Representative Alcee Hastings.
But now the situation appears dire. Earlier this month, Mr. Zeltser was examined by an American doctor. It was only the second time an American physician has been permitted to see Mr. Zeltser. The doctor concluded that ``there is a clear and high risk of sudden death from heart attack unless the patient is immediately transferred to a U.S. hospital with the proper equipment and facilities. ..... Refusal to transfer Mr. Zeltser to a U.S. hospital is equivalent to a death sentence.'' Specifically, Mr. Zeltser is in dire need of a coronary bypass procedure. The doctor also determined that because he had been denied prescribed diabetes medication, Mr. Zeltser's left foot may need to be amputated.
In response to a press inquiry in December, the State Department called for ``the Belarusian authorities to release Mr. Zeltser on humanitarian grounds before this situation takes an irrevocable turn.'' Based on the recent doctor's report it is apparent that such an irrevocable turn is imminent unless this American citizen can be brought home promptly for the medical treatment necessary to save his life.
Belarus has taken some tentative steps to improve its notably poor human rights record, in particular the release of several political prisoners last August. However, Mr. Zeltser's continued, and potentially terminal, imprisonment threatens to override those initially encouraging signs. As such, I strongly urge the Belarusian authorities to release Emanuel Zeltser on humanitarian grounds so that he may obtain the immediate medical treatment his doctor has concluded is required if he is to live.
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Engine Failure Analysis - 21st Century Detective WorkWritten by on July 12, 2012 New technology is helping to make engine failure analysis easier and more exact than ever before.
In racing, failures are going to happen. That's simply the nature of the beast when you are constantly trying to push equipment harder and faster than it has ever been before. Stuff breaks. The question is: What are you going to learn from it?
For both racers and engine builders, good failure analysis practices are often what separate the winners from the also-rans. Like we said earlier, everybody breaks stuff. But how much do you learn from your failures in order to eliminate them in the future?
For example, one engine builder once told us of a blown engine that definitely originated as a connecting rod failure. In order to eliminate the possibility of this happening again in other engines, plans were made to upgrade to a heavier (and more expensive) connecting rod right away. But after a second, closer inspection of all the rods, it was discovered that the problem wasn't really with the connecting rod at all. Instead, the problem came from a new rod bolt that the engine builder began using that was considered an upgrade.
If you looked at the rod bolt in isolation, there was nothing wrong with it. The new rod bolts were, in fact, an upgrade over the old bolts. The problem was with a poor fit between the new bolts and the connecting rods themselves. It turned out that the new bolts featured a head that was slightly wider in diameter than the old bolts by just a few fractions of an inch. But it was enough that it was hitting the chamfer at the edge of the flat spot machined into the rod caps for the bolt. When the rod bolts were tightened down and the engine run, it created enough stress to cause a stress fracture that quickly turned into a broken rod.
As a result of improved failure analysis, the engine builder discovered the real cause of the blown engine instead of the generic answer of "broken connecting rod." By switching back to the original rod bolt, the builder eliminated any further engine failures, maintained better on-track performance by not switching to the heavier rod, and saved a lot of money.
In the "good old days," which weren't actually that long ago, failure analysis of either engine or chassis components often required sending that part off to a dedicated lab or the manufacturer. That meant that quality failure analysis was often quite rare because independent labs cost money and the manufacturer often kept the part.
But now, companies are using technology to produce tools at reasonable cost that were only available to big money outfits just a few years before. Think about the many different options we have now for small, high-definition video cameras that we can mount on and under race cars and get broadcast-quality results. Just a few years ago, only the networks had that type of capability and now cameras like this are readily available for three-hundred bucks or less.
Along those same lines, we recently ran across a new digital microscope that can make doing your own high-end failure analysis easier and more effective than ever. Big C produces the Dino-Lite series digital microscopes, which are used in a variety of industries. Like the new generation of small video cameras, the Dino-Lite digital microscopes are easy to use and quite affordable. After talking with the guys at Big C, they recommended their Dino-Lite Pro as a great option for engine builders. It works with most computers, comes with user-friendly software, features built-in lighting and offers adjustable magnification from 20 to more than 200x. Best of all, the Dino-Lite Pro is affordable for the common guy. You can find it for around $330.
The benefit of using a digital microscope is obvious: you can see details that are hard to make out with the naked eye. But that's something you can do with a strong magnifying glass. A digital microscope like the Dino-Lite has other advantages that we can see being useful to an engine builder or race team. For example, all the images are displayed on a computer screen instead of using a traditional optical eyepiece. Because of this setup, the software has built-in options for using the computer to record the images the microscope gathers. These pictures can be incredibly useful. You can email them to other experts or the manufacturer to get a second opinion on exactly what's going on. Or, you can simply save them for reference later on. Maybe you can get reference shots of the main bearings, the distributor gear or the cylinder walls after each rebuild so that you can watch wear patterns develop and get a better idea of just how long such components can last before they must be replaced.
The Dino-Lite Pro is even capable of producing video. We're interested to try this out for things like checking spray patterns or other carburetor functions as soon as we can develop a secure mounting system. With the built-in lighting system, getting the right exposure is a lot easier than we thought it would be.
While experimenting with our own Dino-Lite for this article, we discovered that engine builder Keith Dorton of Automotive Specialists had many of the same ideas we did and had already invested into a Big C digital microscope of his own. (There are probably others options out there. We know about Big C because the company is actively trying to find ways to make its products better suited to racing.) After talking with Dorton about his experiences with the microscope, he shared with us a few of his experiences and even allowed us to reprint some of the photos he's taken with the microscope. There's more that Dorton is doing with this new technology that he's keeping to himself in terms of maintaining his competitive advantage. But with what we're allowed to share, you should be able to get a pretty good idea of the types of failure analysis you can accomplish with a digital microscope like this, and hopefully, take it further to find ways specifically suited to your needs.
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Advancing technology is continually opening new doors for smart racers and engine builders. This digital microscope from Big C can help you spot the real cause of broken parts and can be had for slightly over three bills.By getting rid of all of the optics except for the camera itself, the digital microscope can be much more affordable than a traditional unit. Plus, using a computer as the video screen means taking reference photos of what you are seeing a breeze.A stand is vital in order to get sharp images. Big C sells a variety of stands separately, but we simply used a micrometer stand on it's side like you see here. It's stable because the magnetized base is attached to the upturned lip on the back of the work table.The software that comes with the Dino-Lite Pro is quite easy to use. You can compare multiple saved images right on the screen, email images or videos to others or print them out.Once you calibrate the microscope, accurate measurements can quickly be made right on the computer screen.The rest of the photos were provided by engine builder Keith Dorton of Automotive Specialists from his own research. This shot is of the underside of a piston ring. Dorton has been monitoring the wear patterns where the ring contacts the edge of the piston's ring land to determine which piston and ring combinations work best.One of the race teams Dorton works with recently had a flywheel failure. The center of the flywheel was blown out, but by using the microscope Dorton was able to spot this hairline fracture that started at the root between two of the teeth on the edge of the flywheel. Once this hairline fracture had migrated to one of the flywheel bolt holes it weakened it enough that it failed.This is the underside of a DLC (diamond-like coating) coated flat tappet lifter. You can see this with your eyes, but the digital microscope allowed Dorton to take a high quality photo for reference purposes. In the center of the lifter is a pattern where the DLC coating has been worn away. The lifter must be replaced, but this pattern is just a sign of normal wear in a racing engine. But look at the larger worn area in the 8 to 12 o'clock positions. Because it looks so different and doesn't go all the way around like the smaller pattern in the center, this is a sign that the lifter wasn't rotating as it should which means that the corresponding cam lobe is also damaged.
Here's a blemish on the face of another ring that Dorton noticed during a rebuild. He believes it came from trash or some type of debris that got caught between the ring and the cylinder wall. Dorton was able to replace the ring before it caused a failure.Another area where Dorton is using his digital microscope for some interesting research is seal quality. This shot is looking down on half of a rear main seal as it sits against the crank. Notice how much of the seal face is contacting the crank.Now notice how much of this seal is actually contacting the crank. As long as this seal doesn't leak oil, it should provide less drag.Here's another shot of a rear main seal that has been removed during a rebuild. Notice how the wear lines show exactly where the seal has been contacting the crank journal.This shot is looking down on a broken valve stem. Dorton determined that this failure came not so much because of poor valve control, but because the valve's hollow stem had a bubble or void (the light brown area in the 9 o'clock position). From there a crack formed until it finally broke the stem (the shiny area).


text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor There will be a new face along the gridiron this fall to coach the Plainsmen. Coach Chip Kay has accepted a superintendent position at Shelby-Rising City. Since 2007, Kay has been at the helm of Perkins County Schools' successful football team—coaching will not be a part of the new role he steps into effective July 1. "I have received a lot of questions about coaching because it has been a big part of my career—I am hanging it up," said Kay. "I have coached one or more sports for 22 years and feel strongly about the core values that athletics teaches. I hope I can instill that through my new role." Kay, who is also the current activities director, assistant principal and technology director at Perkins County Schools, officially resigned during a special board meeting on Friday, Jan. 18, which enabled the board at Shelby-Rising City to pursue necessary contracts on their end. He will finish his contract with Perkins County on May 31. Although Kay has had his education specialist degree since December 2009, he said he did not pursue many superintendent positions because he was happy and content with his role at Perkins County Schools. He said there were a few openings in other schools this year that aligned with his administrative strengths, and after interviewing at Shelby-Rising City, the number of similarities to Perkins County were evident—including enrollment. Kay said his new school will complete year two of a consolidation this spring. "Ironically, I came to PCS in year three of the consolidation—I will do the same there," he said. Also similar to Perkins County is the separation of the school district—the elementary and high school are in Shelby and the middle school is seven miles away in Rising City. Both communities are approximately 700-800 in population and their district enrollment is very similar. Kay said next year both PCS and Shelby-Rising City will have identical NSAA enrollments as C2 school districts. Student population varies only slightly. Kay's new position will be in a district of 320 students; Perkins County will be around 400. "They are not as far alongwith technology as PCS, so when I was offered the position it appealed to me because of their goals with technology and overall similarity to here," said Kay. He said his initial goal will be to improve the educational technology at Shelby-Rising City, a desire strongly expressed by the school board and administrative team there. "It will be important that accomplishing that goal will also help Shelby-Rising City improve student achievement," said Kay. "Their district is growing in enrollment, so I anticipate some staffing and facility questions to arise during my first year." He is looking forward to the opportunity of working on some new challenges and making a positive impact for the Shelby-Rising City schools and the community. "It will be a new perspective that I feel prepared for, thanks to having a great mentor in Mr. Buchanan [PCS superintendent]," said Kay. When it comes to favorite memories about his career with Perkins County Schools, Kay said the past few years have gone by quickly and he feels honored to have contributed to the football tradition as the school's coach. "I'm very proud of the players who have worked hard and committed to the team," he said. As head coach, his team went 39-17 over the six years and won the last three district titles. "I have enjoyed my role as AD [activities director] and seeing the growth of our students and their successes while a part of the Plainsmen family," said Kay. Kay said he will miss working with the people of Perkins County. "The school and community have a lot of great, supportive, and positive people, I feel like I have known some my entire life. I will miss working with them on a daily basis," he said. "In education, it really is about the people—students, colleagues, community—this has been what makes being a part of PCS great." When Kay took the position at Perkins County Schools he was replacing Lance Wurst as head coach and taking over the classroom of Marci Vlasin for the 2007-08 term as business education teacher. He also coached wrestling. He came to Perkins County after having coached in the Ogallala school system for 13 years and his family continued to live there while he served PCS. Prior to that, he was a pole vault, football and wrestling coach in North Platte. When the Kays move eastward, his wife, Jeanne, may have some opportunities in the school system with her special education background, however, she is undecided about her work plans at this time. The couple has a daughter, Jessica, who is a sophomore at Chadron State. She will transfer to the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Their daughter, Carlie, is a senior at Ogallala and will further her education in the Lincoln area. Daughter Emily will begin her junior year at Shelby-Rising City High School this fall.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Being a skeptic, I missed out on all the fun and excitement of hoarding supplies and planning how to keep them out of the hands of my neighbors during the Y2K meltdown that failed to materialize.
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My prom was awful, but it was my own fault. It was ten years ago this month: I bought an ugly dress, dipped my head in a bowl of hair gel, threw myself at the wrong guy, and drank too much. Do I have regrets? Uh, yeah. I wish I could send myself crib notes from the future . . . then I would have at least gotten laid.
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