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The City of Abilene will have a ground breaking ceremony Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at North 18th and Green Streets near Fannin Elementary for this local sidewalk project. The city was recently awarded $152,000 in grant funds, which will go to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety for school-aged children.
The two projects will soon begin and include construction of a sidewalk along Green Street and the development of a master plan for other sidewalks near schools within the Abilene ISD, according to a City of Abilene press release. This master plan was approved by the Abilene City Council and Abilene ISD back in December of 2008.
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Hello again Thunder fans! This week, I greet you with a tinge of sadness. After a 5 game win streak and improved play that could have sent the Thunder to the top seed in the Western Conference, they fell short at the finish line, losing to San Antonio on Monday. But this isn't the first time our Thunder have disappointed us. I know, it's hard to be disappointed in a team that has blatantly overachieved every season. However, disappointment is a natural part of being a sports fan. And ultra disappointment is a natural part of being a Oklahoma sports fan, no matter how well your team has done previously.
So, without further ado, here's a list of some of the Thunder's biggest disappointments. Keep in mind, I'm not trying to be hard on the team. It should be evident from the list that we don't have a whole lot to whine about. Also, losing James Harden/Jeff Green is exempt from this list, because we all know how we feel about those events.
5. The Blimp
This blimp is LAME! I understand that having a blimp in the arena is cool, but blimps should serve three purposes. 1. To give away awesome prizes. 2. To provide pointless aerial coverage. 3. To accidentally crash into something. This blimp has done none of those! Now, before you talk about how the blimp drops these little cards, I know it does. But those cards give you some lame prize. I saw someone get something from it once, but it was so incredibly underwhelming that I can't even remember what it is. Darn this blimp! Crash into something already!
Hello again Thunder fans! It's been quite the eventful week, as the Thunder decided to shake things up near the trade deadline. As expected, Eric Maynor was traded away. Apparently he still wanted to be a part of the team, but because he refused to go down to the D-League, the Thunder were miffed and wanted somebody else. He was eventually dealt to the Trail Blazers for a trade exception, a long-forgotten European prospect, and some cap room. With that cap room, the Thunder did two things. First of all, they traded their second rounder next year for Ronnie Brewer, a defensive wing from New York. Second of all, they re-signed the living fossil known has Derek Fisher, for reasons that no one can possibly understand.
Sure, there's a whole Bricktown's worth of economic stimulation and pages and pages of recognition from major media outlets covering the Thunder's run of cultural dominance in Oklahoma City. But I'm pretty sure I speak for all of us when I ask why the New York Times and Los Angeles Times aren't willing to tackle the big questions, like What effect has the Thunder's success made on Oklahoma City's public rap game recognition?
Prior to 2010 or so, hip-hop stars (and hip-hop B- and C-listers) name-checked OKC with about the same frequency that they name-checked professional bowlers*, but Kevin Durant's three-year grip on the NBA scoring title's drastically increased that output. Rappers who rely on the Internet for self-promotion are notorious trendjackers and rappers rapping about the NBA (and NBA players rapping — remember Shaq Diesel? And Shaq Fu: Da Return?) aren't exactly at the forefront of their field. But it's pretty new to us in flyover country to hear something about the hometown over a beat and not an acoustic guitar, so I've put together this playlist-icle of rap songs I found in a few hours spent wading through YouTube, RapGenius, and the endless bog of rap blogs that name-check anything Thunder-centric. And yes, I was just as amazed and delighted to hear Hasheem Thabeet's name in a rap song as anybody.
(The above video is 100% rigged!)
Hello again Thunder fans! For those of you who don't know, the NBA trade deadline is coming up this Thursday. As such, the trade rumors are flying around like crazy. If you looked at a NBA rumors site right now, you'd be convinced that the Thunder were about to trade Durant and Westbrook for Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Michael Jordan, the rights to Nenad Krstic, and a 2056 first round draft pick. Luckily, that's what I'm here for. Here's the lowdown on some of the rumors that have been floating around lately.
The Thunder Trade Eric Maynor to Utah
If any player is to move, by far the most likely candidate is Eric Maynor. He's been effectively cut out of the Thunder's rotation. Moreover, he refused to go down to the D-League earlier this year, which is a huge no-no as far as the Thunder are concerned. He was almost traded to Philadelphia, but they decided to go for a D-Leaguer to solve their backup point guard woes. With his salary coming off the books at the end of the season, the Thunder are going to do everything in their power to get some value out of his contract.
Right now, the guys who have the most interest in Maynor are Utah and Detroit. With an injured Mo Williams, Utah has living NBA fossils Jamaal Tinsley and Earl Watson playing the point guard spots, and it's hurt them at critical times. Maynor would be a solid answer for them, but reports are coming in that the Thunder are asking for too much. If any trade is going to happen, it would have to be a larger-scale deal for Al Jefferson or Paul Milsap, who the Jazz may be forced to trade because of salary reasons. Deals involving those players would have to include Jeremy Lamb, and they would likely include another big man with a big contract, like Nick Collison or Kendrick Perkins.
Verdict: Iffy at best. I seriously doubt the Jazz would let go of their great big man core for a bad replacement, a late lottery pick, and a temporary backup point guard. But hay, I've seen crazier things happen.
In what can be defined as a classic "look ahead" game, the Thunder were soundly defeated by the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night by a score of 109-94. You really can't blame Berry's Boomers for the crummy performance. With the Heat coming to OKC tonight for perhaps the biggest regular season home game in Thunder history, who really cares about an average Utah squad.
After the game, a reporter asked Russell Westbrook a question. And this happened:
Stupid episodes like that are why I can never get 100% behind Russell Westbrook. I know he's an elite player, but he wears his emotions on his sleeves, and it just so happens those emotions mimic a screaming and crying eight-year-old whose Mom won't let him get two scoops at Baskin-Robbins. Seriously, it's time for Russ to grow up and quit throwing childish tantrums. He's turning into the Regular Jim Traber of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Each time he explodes like this (i.e. running off the court, jawing with KD, etc.) it makes me wonder if Presti traded away the wrong all-star. Maybe he did. Would you rather have KD & Russ or KD & Harden? You can make a compelling case for both.
Anyway, I didn't intend for this post to devolve into a fruitless debate over Harden and Westbrook (I'm team Harden). I just wanted to point out that based on Westbrook's attitude, it's not very surprising that he drives this car:
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Ducati has taken the wraps off the machine that they hope will provide a lot more success in the 2013 MotoGP season than has been celebrated in recent years. Along with a first look at the new Ducati Desmosedici GP13, new Ducati Corse boss Bernhard Gobmeier spoke for the first time preaching caution and looking to lower expectations.
"I'm very satisfied," declared Gobmeier. "Firstly, the way the company welcomed me was overwhelming and I felt like being introduced to a big family. The first impressions on the human side were exceptional and this will of course will help to create a good motivational basis for working together, allowing us to dedicate all of our resources towards the brand, the company and the project.
"The challenge that lies ahead is a big one and everybody is curious as to what we are going to do to close the gap to our rivals. We must work in a lot of different areas where we can make the difference. We have already made some positive changes to the team structure, and we have some ideas for the development of the bike. I prefer to speak about evolution rather than revolution and with this in mind first we want to evaluate the material developed in the second half of last year. I think that with this approach we can improve the performance of the bike in the short term but we are also working on new solutions which down the road in 2013 will be implemented into the race bike.
"We also have a second squad, the factory-supported Pramac Racing Team with two additional riders, which will help us to gather more information and input for development. Michele Pirro is our new test rider and he will have wild-card rides in three races. So overall I think we are well settled in terms of personnel and the technology we have, so I am confident about the future.
"It is of course too early to think about results. We have to wait for the first tests where we are going to try new things and give the riders the chance to get comfortable with the bike. I am sure that with the additional information from our riders and the know-how that we have within the personnel and engineering staff in Ducati, we will improve quite quickly. Our aim this year is to once again fight for podiums."
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- February 27, 2002 -- State Auto Financial Corporation (Nasdaq:STFC) announced a net reported loss per share of $0.27, $0.27 diluted, for the fourth quarter ending December 31, 2001, compared to net reported earnings per share of $0.35, $0.34 diluted, for same period last year. Net losses for the 2001 fourth quarter were $10,635,000, compared to net earnings of $13,531,000 for the 2000 fourth quarter. STFC's fourth quarter 2001 GAAP combined loss and expense ratio was 115.8, compared to 96.4 for the fourth quarter 2000.
For the year ending December 31, 2001, STFC's GAAP combined ratio was 107.0, compared to 98.4 for the year ending December 31, 2000. Total net earnings for 2001 were $20,615,000, or $0.53 per share, $0.52 diluted, compared to $1.24 per share, $1.21 diluted, for 2000. The company's total revenue for 2001 was $623,287,000, a 34.7% increase over 2000's $462,774,000 total.
"As we reported on January 25, our fourth quarter results were significantly impacted by loss reserve adjustments on claims for the former Meridian Mutual Insurance Company (Meridian) occurring prior to October 1, 2001," stated STFC Chairman and CEO Robert H. Moone. "These adjustments added 14.5 loss ratio points to STFC's fourth quarter combined ratio and reduced fourth quarter earnings per basic share by $0.51. The historical core STFC book (excluding Meridian) continued to perform extremely well, posting a fourth quarter 93.8 GAAP combined ratio.
"We are convinced the case reserve deficiencies are now behind us. This assessment is based on the fact that our Indianapolis-based claims handlers completed reviews of virtually every open loss before year end and on the lack of notable case reserve adjustments since the beginning of the new year. As is our custom, we immediately faced this difficult problem and brought it to a quick resolution." Moone added, "In the absence of loss ratio distortions caused by the reserve strengthening, we see early evidence of progress resulting from the implementation of our underwriting and pricing initiatives."
State Auto Financial Corporation is a regional property and casualty insurance holding company engaged primarily in writing personal and commercial automobile, homeowners, commercial multi-peril, workers' compensation and fire insurance. The company currently markets its products through more than 22,000 agents associated with approximately 3,800 agencies in 26 states. Products are marketed primarily in the Midwest and Eastern United States, excluding New York, New Jersey and the New England states.
STFC has scheduled a conference call with industry analysts for Wednesday, February 27, 10 AM, to discuss the company's 2001 fourth quarter performance. A replay of this conversation, in its entirety, can be heard beginning at noon today by dialing 800-284-5340. The replay will be available through April 26, 2002. Live and archived broadcasts of the conference can be accessed via links on www.STFC.com and www.STATEAUTO.com.
Except for historical information, all other information in this news release consists of forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected, anticipated or implied. The most significant of these uncertainties are described in State Auto Financial's Form 10-K and Form 10-Q reports and exhibits to those reports, and include (but are not limited to) legislative changes at both the state and federal level, state and federal regulatory rule making promulgations, insurance department rate and form filing decision making, class action litigation involving the insurance industry and judicial decisions affecting claims, policy coverages and the general costs of doing business, the impact of competition on products and pricing, inflation in the costs of the products and services insurance pays for, product development, geographic spread of risk, weather and weather-related events, and other types of catastrophic events. State Auto Financial undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.
Kyle Anderson
AVP, Director of Corporate Communications
(614) 917-5497
Tara Shull
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After collecting data from two groups, researchers often use ANOVA (analysis of variance) to contrast differences between the groups. Before beginning the ANOVA calculations, you need to have the basic summary statistics of the data you collected. Though you can easily compute ANOVA with statistical software, calculating ANOVA by hand will allow you to understand the individual steps involved and how they contribute to showing the differences between groups.
Items you will need
- A data set
List your summary statistics for easy reference. Your summary statistics include the individual data points for the first group, "x;" the number of data points for the second group, "y;" and the number of data points for each group, "n." Make these summary statistics easy to see and reference in preparation for the ANOVA calculation.
Add the data points for each group. Add up all of the data points for the first group, and call the result "SX." Do the same for the data points in the second group and call the result "SY."
Calculate the mean correction. Use the formula C = (SX + SY)^2 / (2n).
Calculate the sum of squares between groups, SSB. Use the formula SSB = [(SX^2 + SY^2) / n] -- C.
Square all of the data points. Write these results in an easy-to-reference way.
Sum all of the squared data points. Do not separate the sums for the two groups; the final result should be a single sum. Call this final sum D.
Calculate the sum of squares total, SST. Use the formula SST = D -- C.
Calculate the sum of squares within groups, SSW. Use the formula SST -- SSB.
Compute the degrees of freedom for between and within groups, "dfb" and "dfw," respectively. For between groups, dfb = 1, and for within groups dfw = 2n -- 2.
Compute the mean square for between groups, MSB. Use the formula MSB = SSB / dfb.
Compute the mean square for within groups, MSW. Use the formula, MSW = SSW / dfw.
Calculate the final statistic, the F statistic. Use the formula, F = MSB / MSW.
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Calistoga Drive Gilbert, AZ 85297 (480) 279‐7200 Fax: (480) 279‐7205 Welcome to the Higley Unified School District. Please use this cover sheet as a guide to complete the enrollment process for your student. To enroll your child, please bring the following COMPLETED documentation to the school selected above: Enrollment Form Home Language Survey (PHLOTE) Student Medical History You will also need to provide the following documentation: Certified (State) Birth Certificate Proof of Residency (e.g., current gas or electric bill, rental, lease or purchase agreement, and a valid driver's license or photo id). Current Immunization Record Withdrawal Form from previous school Unofficial Transcript/Grades Attendance Records Discipline Records Special Education Records (if applicable) Transportation is available to students within Higley Unified School District for their particular school boundaries only. 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PLEASE LIST ALL CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE AND YOUNGER RESIDING IN THE HOME (OLDEST FIRST) First, Middle, Last Name, Suffix Gender Male Female Birth Date Grade School Name (if attending) Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female EMERGENCY CONTACTS (Persons to contact, other than parent, if child becomes ill) First, Middle, Last Name Relationship to Student Home Phone Work Phone Cell Phone Priority I hereby affirm, by my signature, that I am either the parent or guardian of the above named student (or the student if over 18) and that all information provided is true, accurate and up-to-date. Any false statement subjects the above named student to immediate withdrawal. Also, I hereby grant the Higley Unified School District staff permission, in an emergency, to take my child to the closest emergency center for treatment in the event that I cannot be reached. It is understood that the nurse will try to reach the parent(s) and other persons listed above before arranging for transportation to an emergency facility. Parent/Guardian (Student if over 18) Signature Rev 12/10/2015 Date Page 2 of 4 Higley Unified School District Student Enrollment Form PLEASE SELECT SCHOOL BRIDGES CENTENNIAL CHAPARRAL CORONADO CORTINA 2935 South Recker Road Gilbert, Arizona 85295 (480) 279-7000 www.husd.org GATEWAY POINTE HIGLEY TRADITIONAL SAN TAN COOLEY MS HIGLEY HIGH SCHOOL SUPPORT PROGRAMS POWER RANCH SOSSAMAN MS WILLIAMS FIELD HIGH SCHOOL This information will be kept confidential and will be used only to identify students for support services. Student Name Student ID Birth Date Questions 1. and 1a. are intended to address the McKinney-Vento Assistance Act, U.S.C.A. 42 section 11302(a). Your answers will help us determine residence information necessary for potential services for this student. 1. Where is the enrolling student presently living? (Check the one box that applies) In an emergency shelter. In a motel, car, park, camper or campsite. With another family in a house or apartment, With friends or family members other than parent/guardian. Awaiting foster care placement. None of the above. You do not need to answer question 1a. Please go to question 2. 1a. The student lives with: One Parent Two Parents One Parent and another adult that is not the legal guardian A relative, friend(s) or another adult(s) Alone with no adults An adult that is not the parent or legal guardian 2. Yes No Have you or any member of your household moved in the past 3 years for the purpose or working in agriculture-related jobs such as field work, fruit or vegetable packing companies, dairies or ranches? 2a. Yes No Has the student been previously enrolled in a migrant child education program? 3. Yes No If the child was born outside of the United States, has the student attended U.S. schools for a total of more than 3 academic years? If you answered NO, what is the date the student first enrolled in a U.S. School? 4. Yes No Is the student Native American? If YES, name of Tribe 5. Yes No Tribal number Is the student under refugee status? If YES, Country I-94 Number Parent/Guardian Name (please print) Signature of parent or guardian Rev 12/10/2015 Date Page 3 of 4 Higley Unified School District Student Enrollment Form PLEASE SELECT SCHOOL BRIDGES 2935 South Recker Road Gilbert, Arizona 85295 (480) 279-7000 www.husd.org Special Education, 504 and Gifted Program Services Information CENTENNIAL CHAPARRAL CORONADO CORTINA GATEWAY POINTE HIGLEY TRADITIONAL SAN TAN COOLEY MS HIGLEY HIGH SCHOOL Student Name Student ID POWER RANCH SOSSAMAN MS WILLIAMS FIELD HIGH SCHOOL Birth Date Grade Welcome to Higley Unified School District. In order to assist us in meeting the educational needs of your child, please read below and supply the requested information to the extent you are able. There are many regulations that govern Special Education, students receiving 504 accommodations and services for gifted students. Services provided by your child's previous school should continue, but HUSD must be provided with proper documentation. (Please understand that not all documentation from the previous school is automatically forwarded in a timely manner.) If you want your child to receive the appropriate services, please submit current reports, evaluations, individualized Education Program (IEP's) and other information you may have regarding your child as soon as possible. Your effort will expedite services. Thank you for taking the time to provide this valuable information. SERVICES/PROGRAMS Please check all programs that student has been enrolled in: Special Education with IEP Speech Therapy OT/PT Title I Reading Title I Math Other ELL Program 504 SERVICES Yes No Did your child receive accommodations under a 504 plan? If YES, please indicate the disability for which the child had a 504 plan: Name of diagnosing physician: Yes No Do you have a copy of the physician's statement or report? If YES, please provide a copy GIFTED PROGRAM SERVICES Yes No Did your child receive Gifted and Talented Services (GATE) at the previous school? Please describe the services provided to your child: Parent/Guardian Name (please print) Signature of parent or guardian Rev 12/10/2015 Date Page 4 of 4 State of Arizona Department of Education Office of English Language Acquisition Services Primary Home Language Other Than English (PHLOTE) Home Language Survey (Effective April 4, 2011) These questions are in compliance with Arizona Administrative Code, R7-2-306(B)(1), (2)(a-c). Responses to these statements will be used to determine whether the student will be assessed for English Language Proficiency. 1. What is the primary language used in the home regardless of the language spoken by the student? __________________________________________________________ 2. What is the language most often spoken by the student? _______________________ 3. What is the language that the student first acquired? __________________________ Student Name ______________________________________ Student ID __________________ Date of Birth _____________________________________ SAIS ID ______________________ Parent/Guardian Signature __________________________________ Date _________________ District or Charter ______________________________________________________________ School _______________________________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please provide a copy of the Home Language Survey to the ELL Coordinator/Main Contact on site. In SAIS, please indicate the student's home or primary language. 1535 West Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85007 • 602-542-0753 • www.azed.gov/oelas Estado de Arizona Departamento de Educación Servicios de Aprendizaje del Inglés Idioma Principal en el Hogar excluyendo el inglés (PHLOTE) Encuesta sobre el Idioma en el Hogar (Efectivo el 4 de abril de 2011) Preguntas en conformidad con R7-2-306(B)(1), (2)(a-c) del Reglamento de la Junta Directiva. Las respuestas que proporcione a las preguntas siguientes serán usadas para determinar si se evaluará la competencia en el idioma inglés de su hijo(a). 1. ¿Cuál idioma se habla principalmente en su hogar sin considerar el idioma que habla el estudiante? ________________________________________________________________ 2. ¿Cuál idioma habla el estudiante con mayor frecuencia? __________________________ 3. ¿Cuál fue el primer idioma que aprendió el estudiante? ___________________________ Nombre del estudiante ___________________________ Núm. de identificación _____________ Fecha de nacimiento __________________________ Núm. de SAIS ______________________ Firma del padre o tutor ____________________________________ Fecha _________________ Distrito o Charter _______________________________________________________________ Escuela _______________________________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please provide a copy of the Home Language Survey to the ELL Coordinator/Main Contact on site. In SAIS, please indicate the student's home or primary language. 1535 West Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85007 • 602-542-0753 • www.azed.gov/oelas Higley Unified School District 2935 South Recker Road Gilbert, Arizona 85295 MEDICAL HISTORY (480) 279-7000 www.husd.org Student Name (Legal Last, First, and Middle Names) Birth Date Does your child take any medications on a routine basis? Name of medication Yes No During school hours? Purpose of medication Name of medication Purpose of medication Yes No Please contact the school health office regarding the policies for medication(s) taken during school hours. HEALTH CONDITIONS (check all that apply) ADD/ADHD CYSTIC FIBROSIS HEARING AIDS ALLERGIES (LIFE THREATENING) DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY HEARING IMPAIRED ASTHMA BEHAVIORAL/EMOTIONAL DIABETES EATING DISORDER HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE PSYCHOLOGICAL BLOOD DISORDERS BRAIN/CNS DISORDER ENDOCRINE DISEASE ENVIRONMENTAL/ALLERGIES SEIZURE DISORDER TRACH/G-TUBE/O2 CANCER CARDIOVASCULAR GENETIC DISORDER G.I. DISORDER URINARY/KIDNEY VISUALLY IMPAIRED CEREBRAL PALSY HEADACHES OTHER PLEASE FULLY EXPLAIN ANY ANSWERS CHECKED ABOVE: FOOD ALLERGIES Yes No WHAT FOODS? Yes No EPI PEN NEEDED* Yes No BENADRYL NEEDED* *PLEASE BRING THESE ITEMS TO THE HEALTH OFFICE TO SIGN IN Please list any other concerns, surgeries, illnesses or accidents in the past year: CHICKENPOX (VARICELLA) STATUS Beginning with the 2011 school year, students entering preschool, kindergarten and all other grades will be required to have proof of receiving the chickenpox vaccination (Varicella) or a history of having the chickenpox disease. YES, my child has had the chickenpox disease. Month and year of disease YES, my child has had the chickenpox vaccine. Date of vaccine NO, my child has never had the illness or vaccine for chickenpox. Children must have proof of all required immunizations, or valid exemption, in order to attend school. If your child's immunizations are not current, please contact the school health office for a list of free vaccination clinics. Rev. 1/10/11 Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s), We would like to provide you with important information regarding our school health offices. This information allows us to provide consistency in the care of your children. • • • • • • • • • • Fever/Temperature: Please keep your child home if they have a temperature of 100 degrees or higher. They may return to school after being fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of medication. Vomiting and/or Diarrhea: Please keep your child home until symptom free for at least 24 hours. The child must be able to consume his/her regular diet without any problem. Pink eye: Your child may return to school after a full 24 hours of antibiotic treatment. Strep throat: Your child may return to school after a full 24 hours of antibiotic treatment and fever-free. Medications: Do not send your child to school with medication of any type. All medications must be checked in through the health office. Prescription medications must have a pharmacy label and the medicine cannot be past the expiration date. Over-the-counter medications must be in the original container. A consent form must be completed for ALL medications not listed on the HUSD emergency card. Flip-flops: Please inspect your child's flip-flops on a regular basis for wear and tear. We cannot repair them. Children must call their parent/guardian from the classroom and hope that they are available to bring another pair of shoes to school. HUSD Lice Policy: We have a nit-free policy. If your child contracts lice please do not send them to school until they have been treated and all lice and nits are removed from the hair. Please report this condition to the health office. Your child will be examined for lice and/or nits privately in the health office prior to returning to class. Immunizations: All students must be up to date on their immunizations to attend school per state laws A.R.S. 15-871-874. If you have questions regarding requirements for your child's age and grade level, please contact your school's health office. You can access information regarding FREE immunization clinics at AZ Department of Health Services Website or call the health office and we will send a schedule home with your child. Please make sure to take your child's immunizations records with you to the clinic and then bring proof to the health office so we can update the school record. Water Bottle Donations: We appreciate any water bottle donations to our school health offices. We also appreciate new packages of boys and/or girls underwear and used pants for the inevitable accidents that occur at school. Passes: Our goal and highest priority is to take care of your child's health needs and help ensure their safety. With this in mind, school policy is that all students must come to the health office with a pass from their instructor. If a student is sent without a pass they will be sent back to class to get one. The only exception is in the event of an emergency situation. This policy allows staff to know where your child is at all times and provides for your child's safety. Thank you for your cooperation! HUSD School Health Offices 2014-2015 Arizona School Immunization Requirements, Kdg-12th Grade 1. Students must have proof of all required immunizations, or a valid exemption, in order to attend school. Arizona law allows exemptions for medical reasons, lab evidence of immunity, and personal beliefs. Exemption forms are available from schools and at http://azdhs.gov/phs/immunization/schoolchildcare/requirements.htm. Homeless students are allowed a 5-day grace period. 2. The immunization record for each vaccine dose must include the date and the doctor or clinic name. 3. The statutes and rules governing school immunization requirements are: Arizona Revised Statutes 15-871 - 874; Arizona Administrative Code, R9-6-701 – 708. Please check requirements for each child's age and grade level in the chart below. Age Grade Vaccine DTaP/DTP/DT Under age 7 7 – 10 years 11 years and older Kindergarten and above Kindergarten-5th grades 6th through 12th grades 4-5* doses At least 1 dose at 4 years of age or older is required. *A 6th dose is required if 5 doses have been given before 4 years of age. 3 DTaP, DTP, DT, and/or Td doses are required if all doses were given after 12 months of age. 1 Tdap dose is required for students 11 and older. Td Or 4 DTaP, DTP, DT, and/or Td doses are required if dose #1 was given before 12 months of age. Tdap may be counted to meet the requirements above. Tdap is not required for 11 year olds until they enter 6th grade. Tdap Not required Meningococcal Doses given at age 10 meet the requirement for 11 year olds. Exception: students who have completed the primary series of at least 3-4 doses of DTaP/DTP/DT/Td are not required to receive Tdap until 5 years have passed since their last dose of DTaP/DTP/DT/Td. Tdap doses given prior to age 11 meet this requirement. A Td booster is required 10 years after the Tdap dose. 1 dose is required for students 11 years and older. 3-4 doses Polio 3 doses meet the requirement if the 3rd dose was given at 4+ years of age. 4 doses meet the requirement even if all 4 doses were given in the first year of life. (Not required for age 18 and older.) MMR A 3rd dose will be required if dose #1 was given before more than 4 days before the child's 1st birthday. Hepatitis B 2 doses A 4 th 3 doses dose will be required if the third dose was given before 24 weeks of age. 1 dose is required if the 1st dose was given before 13 years of age. 2 doses are required if the 1st dose was given at 13 years of age or later. Varicella Students attending school or preschool in Arizona prior to 9/1/2011 with parental recall of chicken pox disease are allowed to continue attendance with parental recall of disease. Students enrolling in an Arizona preschool or school for the first time after 9/1/11 are required to present proof of varicella immunization or a valid exemption for medical reasons, laboratory evidence of immunity or personal beliefs. Note: ADHS observes a 4-day grace period for vaccine ages and intervals, except for the space between two live vaccines such as Varicella and MMR, which must be given at least 28 days apart if they are not administered on the same day. Childcare and preschool immunization requirements are posted at http://azdhs.gov/phs/immunization/school-childcare/requirements.htm. Arizona Immunization Program Office • 150 North 18th Avenue, Suite 120 • Phoenix, AZ 85007 • (602) 364-3630 • Toll-free (866) 222-2329 4/9/2014 Arizona Department of Education Arizona Residency Documentation Form Student School School District or Charter Holder _____________________________________________ Parent/Legal Guardian As the Parent/Legal Guardian of the Student, I attest that I am a resident of the State of Arizona and submit in support of this attestation a copy of the following document that displays my name and residential address or physical description of the property where the student resides: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Valid Arizona driver's license, Arizona identification card or motor vehicle registration Valid U.S. passport Real estate deed or mortgage documents Property tax bill Residential lease or rental agreement Water, electric, gas, cable, or phone bill Bank or credit card statement W-2 wage statement Payroll stub Certificate of tribal enrollment or other identification issued by a recognized Indian tribe that contains an Arizona address. 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Therefore, I have provided an original affidavit signed and notarized by an Arizona resident who attests that I have established residence in Arizona with the person signing the affidavit. __________________________________ ________________ Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian Date #2306606 Authorization and Request for Release of Student Records HIGLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #60 Bridges Elementary School 5205 South Soboba Street Gilbert, AZ 85298 (480) 279-8700 Fax (480) 279-7545 Cortina Elementary School 19680 South 188th Street Queen Creek, AZ 85242 (480) 279-7800 Fax: (480) 279-7805 Centennial Elementary School 3507 South Ranch House Parkway Gilbert, AZ 85297 (480) 279-8200 Fax: (480) 279-8205 Gateway Pointe Elementary School 2069 South De La Torre Drive Gilbert, AZ 85295 (480) 279-7700 Fax: (480) 279-7705 Chaparral Elementary School 3380 East Frye Road Gilbert, AZ 85295 (480) 279-7900 Fax: (480) 279-7905 Higley Traditional Academy 3391 East Vest Avenue Gilbert, AZ 85295 (480) 279-6800 Fax: (480) 279-6805 Coronado Elementary School 4333 South De Anza Boulevard Gilbert, AZ 85297 (480) 279-6900 Fax: (480) 279-6905 Power Ranch Elementary School 4351 South Ranch House Parkway Gilbert, AZ 85297 (480) 279-7600 Fax: (480) 279-7605 San Tan Elementary School 3443 East Calistoga Drive Gilbert, AZ 85297 (480) 279-7200 Fax: (480) 279-7205 I hereby authorize the release of records for the following student: ____________________________________________________________ _____________________________ Student's Name ____________________________________________________________ Name of Previous School _________________________________________ Phone Number _____________________________ Date of Birth _______________________ Grade _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Address of Previous School City State Zip _______________________________________ Fax Number Official Transcript of Grades (Please Mail) Test Scores: Stanford 9, AIMS, SAT, PSAT, Tera Nova, Act, etc. Results of CogAt, NNAt, or other gifted test (if applicable) Withdrawal Grades and Withdrawal Form Attendance Records Birth Certificate Medical Records Discipline Records (Suspensions/Expulsions) Please send or fax Special Education Records, including IEP & Psych. Evaluations, to the campus checked above. ATTENTION: SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Please mail or fax the records to the address checked above. If necessary, please forward this request to the appropriate department for records that are not contained on your campus. Thank you for your prompt consideration. ___________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian or Registrar _______________________________________ Date THE FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT (FERPA) STATES: §99.31 Under what conditions is prior consent not required to disclose information? (a) An educational agency or institution may disclose personally identifiable information from an education record of a student without the consent required by §99.30 if the disclosure meets one or more of the following conditions: (1) The disclosure is to other school officials, including teachers, within the agency or institution whom the agency or institution has determined to have legitimate educational interest. (2) The disclosure is, subject to the requirements of §99.34, to officials of another school, school system, or institution of postsecondary education where the student seeks or intends to enroll. FOR HIGLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT USE ONLY DATE REQUESTED: ______________________________________________________ MAILED: _____________________________________________________ DATE RECEIVED: _________________________________________________________ FAXED: _______________________________________________________ Revised 12/28/2015
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James (Jim) C. Ozee, 85, of Fort Collins, passed away at home on May 28. Funeral services will be on Friday, June 1, at 2:00 p.m. at the Allnutt Drake Chapel, preceded by a visitation from Noon until 1:30 p.m. Interment, with military honors, will be on June 5 at Marrowbone Twp, Bethany, IL.
Jim was born on October 24, 1926, in Bowlesville Twp, IL, to Gordon and Beulah (Hatcher) Ozee. He attended high school in Bethany, and married Evelyn Sutton in Bethany on January 11, 1950. Jim served in the Army Air Corps in the Asiatic/Pacific Theater and was discharged in December of 1946. Jim and Evelyn moved from Decatur, IL, to Fort Collins in 1972. Jim was a salesman for farm and heavy construction equipment; and was an equipment operator for C.D.O.T. In his later years, Jim was an avid golfer—particularly at Cattail Creek in Loveland—and enjoyed bowling, and a good poker game. He was previously active in the B.P.O.Elks and VFW.
Evelyn passed away in 2004. Jim is survived by three children: Dennis (Barbara) Ozee of Windsor, CO; Angie Healy of Ludington, MI; and Jody (Dave) Lenort of Fort Collins, CO. Jim also leaves a legacy in his grandchildren: Danny Healy, Blake Healy, Anthony Lenort, Trey Ozee, and step-grandson Joe Karlak; granddaughters Karlee Lenort, Cassandra Ozee, and Amanda Ozee; and great-grandchildren Alexa Lenort, Mason Healy, Reegan Healy, and Stella Healy.
Jim is also survived by three brothers: Bud, of Shelbyville, IL; Larry, of Arcola, IL; and Roger, of Bethany, IL; and three sisters: Mona Lesley, of Bethany, IL; Glenda Clark of Findlay, IL; and Doris Scott of Shelbyville, IL. Jim was preceded in death by brothers Bob, Jack and Floyd Gene.
Contributions may be made to Pathways Hospice, in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 650 West Drake Road, Fort Collins, CO 80526.


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Alain Delord, the French yachtsman who spent three days adrift on an inflatable life raft in the Southern Ocean without food or supplies, has thanked his Australian rescuers for giving him a "second chance" at life.
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The Bebedero evokes the true flavors of Mexico
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Creative sparks: The value of undeveloped spaces in Charlottesville
"This is just a glorious space," says the artist, his eyes drinking it all in. Many people would probably balk at that assessment. The place is roughed-in and decidedly unfinished—lots of raw wood with minimal concessions to human occupancy. There are lights and a number of electrical outlets
Michael Shaps Wineworks opens new facility and other restaurant news
Wegmans hasn't opened its hallowed doors yet, but at least one new business nearby is up and running. Located at 1585 Avon St. Extended, Wineworks Extended is the newest iteration of local custom contract winemaking operation Michael Shaps Wineworks. The warehouse was originally scouted out as
Jonesing for juice: The latest food fad makes a splash
We're all guilty of it—a cupcake for a snack…an entire Benny Deluca's pizza for dinner. It happens. Charlottesville, however, has embraced the perfect antidote for indulging in all the tantalizing foods the city has to offer: plenty of juice options. Whether found in a bottle, such as the
Doma opens for business and other restaurant news
Imsook "April" Lee and her husband, Doyoung Moon, moved from Korea to the United States in 2006. The daughter of a restaurant owner who loved to cook, Lee worked in a Washington, D.C., deli, where she gradually introduced Korean sauces and items such as kimchi onto the menu to see how American
Cville Pride holds a vigil for Orlando shooting tragedy
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Family The Habitat Store's 13th birthday Bring your family for live music, food trucks, special sales and kids activities on the front porch in celebration of 13 years of donors, customers and volunteers. Saturday 6/11. Free, 9am-5pm. The Habitat Store, 1221 Harris St. 293-6331. Nonprofit
Tuscan chef spends the week cooking at Tavola, and other restaurant news
They say in America that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Turns out that's pretty universal. "Her love for food started with a love for her husband, because the restaurant owner was her husband," says Caterina Martini, translating for seventh-generation Italian chef Roberta
Living Picks: To-do this week
Family The Trail at Monticello Community Celebration Join fellow trail-lovers for a morning of hiking, music and a dedication in memory of former trail manager Jason Stevens. Saturday, 6/4. Free, 9am-noon. Monticello, 931 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy. 984-9800. Nonprofit Celebration of Strong
For pets' sake! What it's like to raise a furry (or scaly) family in Charlottesville
Being a pet owner is no easy feat; it's a constant responsibility that rewards us in scratched furniture, ripped up rolls of toilet paper and unexpected visits to the vet. And, okay, constant companionship and entertainment. In this issue, we cover the good, the bad and the ugly of owning a
The Fitzroy makes its debut with dinner menu and late-night drinks
Richard Ridge and Kelley Tripp wanted to create a gathering place on the Downtown Mall, a restaurant and bar where folks can become regulars. Given that the doors have only officially been open since last week, it's hard to say if everybody knows your name yet at the new space, but it's
A rundown of Charlottesville's dog-friendly dining establishments
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The Elements Hot Yoga strives for approachable hot yoga practice
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Could Tavern & Grocery bring back the party brunch?
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The Juice Place makes its debut on the Downtown Mall and other restaurant news
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Living Picks: To-do this week
Family Eastminster Dog Show In this family-friendly event, presented by the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA, canines compete in best costume, best rescue, agility and musical chairs categories. Wednesday, 5/18. Free, 6-8pm. Keswick Horse Show Grounds, 701 Club Dr., Keswick. 293-2666.
Graduate Hotel preps for opening of rooftop restaurant and bar
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Mediterranean Corner: I heart pomegranate (molasses!)
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Posted by Red | January 5, 2012, 18:03 (MST) | 296 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
A moment of silence, if you will, in order to appreciate the fact that the Vampire Diaries is back, and we survived yet another godforsaken hiatus. We salute you, fandom, for your courage over the long weeks without our favourite TV show!
So get settled in (but not too comfortably, because we all know this show will have several moments where we're on the edge of our seats), and get ready to find out just what this
deal with the devil New Deal is all about.
A reminder for UK fans: Earlier today, ITV2 tweeted that the show will be back in February. As soon as we get an exact date, we'll let you know!
Watch and then swing by here to rate the new episode of The Vampire Diaries. Spoilers are welcome in the comments, though if you want more in-depth discussion then head on over to the forums! (You'll need to register, but it takes two seconds.)
And be sure to check out tonight's brand new behind the scenes video at The Vampire Diaries Stakeout.
Quick guide to the poll options: We'd like to welcome Dr. Fell to Mystic Falls! Physician, be prepared to heal thyself, because odds of injury and death in this town are high. 5 stethoscopes = LOVE. 1 stethoscope = MEH.
Posted by Abby | January 5, 2012, 11:01 (MST) | 27 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
We made it, fandom! The long, cold hiatus is over and it's time for a brand new episode of The Vampire Diaries! Everything we've seen so far about The New Deal (EP310) suggests that tonight's episode is going to be one heck of a ride. Hold on tight!
UK fans: We have some almost-news for you! Earlier today, ITV2 tweeted that the show will be back in February. As soon as we get an exact date, we'll let you know!
Prepare Yourself for The New Deal
- Read the synopsis
- See the episode stills
- Watch the extended promo
- Watch the short promo
- Watch the preview by Julie Plec and Caroline Dries
- Watch Entertainment Weekly's exclusive promo
Miss a post this week?
- E!Online Talks TVD's Big Return with Kat Graham
- Julie Plec Teases Tyler & Caroline to TV Guide (AUDIO)
- Nina Dobrev to Appear at People's Choice Awards
- Top 3 Moments of Vampire Diaries Season 3 (So Far): Price Peterson of TV.com
- Previously on The Vampire Diaries: Homecoming (EP309) Recap Round-Up
- TV Line: New Vampire Diaries Season 3 Promo Pics Featuring Ian, Paul, Nina & Joseph
- Julie Plec & Caroline Dries Preview The New Deal (EP310)
- More The New Deal (EP310) & TVD Return Teases: Zap2It, TV Line + More
- Entertainment Weekly's Exclusive TVD Promo: Be The Better Villain (VIDEO)
- More New Stills From TV Overmind: "Our Town" (EP311)
- EW: Julie Plec on the Mysteries of Stefan
- New Stills From "The New Deal" (EP310) Via TV Overmind
- Friday Night Bites, December 24th-30th: Holiday Wishes & A New Music Video
- Official Synopsis for The Ties That Bind (EP312)
- More The New Deal (EP310) Previews + TV Guide Interview with Julie Plec
Posted by Abby | January 5, 2012, 9:12 (MST) | 18 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
This week's Vampire Diaries Bite from TV Guide includes some teases from Julie Plec about what's coming up in Tyler and Caroline's relationship. You can also read more about what to expect from tonight's episode, but beware of spoilers!
Posted by Vee | January 3, 2012, 19:48 (MST) | 21 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Julie Plec and Caroline Dries sit down for a nice video preview of this week's NEW episode of The Vampire Diaries, The New Deal (EP310).
Posted by Vee | January 3, 2012, 18:58 (MST) | 29 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
For Vampire Diaries fans cannot live on promos alone (okay, maybe they can): TV Line has a slew of Vampire Diaries teases, including tidbits on Stefan, Caroline, Bonnie, Dr. Fell, and Klaus:
Question: Joseph Morgan recently mentioned that he'd like to see Klaus have a love interest on Vampire Diaries. Is this happening anytime soon? —Amy
Ausiello: Morgan is getting his wish! While Plec wouldn't tell us if the lucky (or maybe not so lucky?) lady is someone we've met before, she did confirm "someone will catch Klaus' eye very soon."
Zap2It has their own preview of this week's episode, The New Deal (EP310):
We'll find out much more about siring and what it means to Tyler that Klaus is his sire — he'll even explain the key differences between compulsion and siring. (Sort of. Let's just say the line is a little blurry.)
And TV.com's Price Peterson tweeted out a The New Deal tease that may interest fans of The Vampire Diaries book series:
This week's ep of #TVD marks the first time I've ever regretted not reading the books.
Make of that what you will (and speculate in the comments)!
Posted by Vee | January 3, 2012, 17:17 (MST) | 107 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive first look at a new promo for the return of BRAND NEW episodes of The Vampire Diaries and hold on tight, TVD fans – things are getting intense. Head over to EW.com to see the new promo and tune in for The New Deal (EP310) on January 5th!
UPDATED with video!
Posted by Abby | December 30, 2011, 14:15 (MST) | 33 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Looks like TV Overmind has a last minute gift for Vampire Diaries fans! They've got a whole crowd of new stills from the new episode, and we're just dying to see. Judging by the picture below, Jeremy is going to cowboy up (crossbow up?) for the second half of season 3.
UPDATE: Added stills to the Gallery.
Posted by Vee | December 29, 2011, 16:18 (MST) | 18 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
One week out from the return of The Vampire Diaries on January 5th and there are teases galore about what we can expect from The New Deal (EP310) on January 5th. Following up KSiteTV's Ten Things About The New Deal from yesterday, TV Overmind and The Examiner's TV Insider chime in with their own thoughts after previewing the full episode. Warning: Minor spoilers!
TV Overmind: The Vampire Diaries Episode 3.10 Advance Preview – Klaus Means Serious Business
Jeremy angrily declares what may turn out to be true. After they all become aware of the lengths Klaus will go to in order to retrieve his family members, Jeremy wisely suggests they skip town. "None of us are gonna make it out of this town alive", he concludes. One has to wonder whether that will turn out to be true in the end. With The Vampire Diaries, you never know.
The Examiner's TV Insider: The Vampire Diaries' The New Deal Spoilers
Strip a man– or a vampire, or a hybrid, whatever– of the ones he loves, and he spirals. What that looks like depends on the individual involved, and in the case of "The New Deal" and Klaus, it looks like sticking around Mystic Falls to torment and threaten, and yes, brood, until he gets what he wants. But he isn't the only one spiraling when The Vampire Diaries returns.
And TV Guide's Robyn Ross chats with Executive Producer Julie Plec about that ever-present tension between Elena and Damon and how Elena herself will respond to new threats against her loved ones (and it may – or may not – surprise you.)
"Elena realizes that in order to survive and in order to protect the people she loves the most, sometimes she has to behave more like Katherine than Elena, and sometimes a dark choice needs to be made, a violent act needs to be enacted and it's troubling for her," Plec says. "So who is she really at her core? She's clearly not the girl-next-door do-gooder, she never has been."
Posted by Vee | December 28, 2011, 15:43 (MST) | 70 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Screeners for the January 5th episode of The Vampire Diaries, The New Deal (EP310), were sent to select TV bloggers/reporters today, and KSiteTV has a (mildly spoilery) preview of what TVD fans can expect when the show returns next week.
7. Shippers will be happy. Which shippers? The CW gods said not to tell… but I can say at least three fan-groups get to see their favorite characters interacting. The choice of names that Klaus lists as "Elena's loved ones" is also particularly interesting. And some shippers might want to get their screen-capturing software handy.
Posted by Vee | December 21, 2011, 10:17 (MST) | 18 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
We are officially just over two weeks away from the return of new Vampire Diaries episodes, so it's time to get worried again! (Or maybe wait until after the holidays? Or do you like your anxiety peppermint-flavored?) All signs point to conflict among the various characters and factions in Mystic Falls, and while that may make for some tense television viewing, it also makes for fabulous television viewing, no? So as we plod through these last two weeks, feast on some teases in the meantime:
- Julie Plec tells TV Guide that someone's future is "looking bleak" in Mystic Falls.
- And Julie tells TV Line that Our Town (EP311) is going to be a "big" episode for just about all of our favorite characters. There's also good news if you've been hankering for another Salvatore fight.
- Via Zap2It, Julie talks Rebekah and Klaus.
- And E!Online's Watch With Kristin has a tease about kissing and a departure.
It never gets old seeing The Vampire Diaries pop up on more Best of 2011 lists!
- The A.V. Club's writers vote The Vampire Diaries into the #22 slot on their Best TV of 2011 Top 30. "Embrace the crazy—it's done properly on The Vampire Diaries."
- Television Without Pity is piecing out their 2011 Year in Review: They pick the evolution of Ripper Stefan as one of 2011's Memorable TV Moments. They also name-check Paul Wesley as one of the year's Most Valuable Performers.
- The Vampire Diaries pops up everywhere in on various BuddyTV lists. First up, Homecoming (EP309) lands at #41 on the 50 Best TV Episodes of 2011 list. The Vampire Diaries #7 in 11 Best Returning Shows of 2011. On the 100 Reasons We Loved TV in 2011 list: Anna and Vicki returning in the Season 2 finale at #38 and the "death" of Matt at #75.
- Following up the TVD cast's strong showing in BuddyTV's 100 Sexiest Men of 2011 list, the site shows the ladies some love in the TV's 100 Sexiest Women of 2011: #55 Claire Holt, #43 Nina Dobrev, and #16 Candice Accola.
- Speaking of hot, you can vote for Ian Somerhalder as Hottest Male in Virgin Media's TV Awards.
- Environmental website Treehugger gives the Vampire Diaries cast a "hit" in their 7 Biggest Celebrity Hits and Misses of 2011 list.


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Sofia Lundmark is a lecturer in Media Technology at School of Communication, Media and IT, Södertörns University and PhD student at Department of Education, Uppsala University.
Sofia has worked as lecturer in Media Technology at Södertörn University since 2003 and been involved in several different research projects (for example, the Virtual Society project, the Body as a marketplace project, the.GTO.project, Brukskvaliteter i webbtjänster för egenvård – en analys av umo.se, Vård i nya medier – om normer i organisation och Design and Drivers and Barriers for Mediated Meetings) and teaching in several different courses at all levels in media technology. Sofia has most recently worked in the project "Vård i nya medier – om normer i organisation och design" founded by Södertörn university and Stockholm Media Lab and in the project "Drivers and Barriers for Mediated Meetings" founded by Vinnova.
The focus of Sofia's research is about norm-critical design, critical design and norms in design of for example e-services. The aim of her on-going research (PhD) is to study norms in design and norm-critical design of youth counselling online.
Keywords: Norm-critical design, norm-critical perspectives, norms, critical design, human-computer interaction, ethnomethodology, science and technology studies, feminist HCI, ethnography, interaction studies, feminist materialism, empowerment, media technology
Contact: sofia.lundmark[RemoveThis]@sh.se
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– The New York Times has an article online on the monster rating done by the 1000th episode of WWE Raw. Click here to read it. – WWE has announced a live event from the Comcast Arena in Everett, Washington on October 5, 2012 at 7:30 PM – Dot com released a blurb about Lilian […]
Archives for July 2012
New TNA Videos – TNA Today With September Mourning; Before The Bell; Hardcore Justice
– TNA Wrestling posted the following videos on their official YouTube channel: TNA Today (July 25) Interview with September Mourning Before The Bell: Austin Aries vs. Bobby Roode at Hardcore Justice
Dixie Carter Says With Hogan Out, She's Asked Another Man To Take Control
Dixie Carter posted the following on Twitter: While Hulk Hogan is recovering, I've asked another man to step in and take control.He appears right at 8/7 Central on @SpikeTV tomorrow. — Dixie Carter (@TNADixie) July 25, 2012
Velvet Sky Gone From TNA Wrestling (Updated)
TNA Wrestling has removed the profile of Velvet Sky from the roster page of their official website. Velvet's TNA contract has either ended or is nearing its end and attempts to work out a new deal were unsuccessful. We reported the TNA deals of Bully Ray and Devon are also nearing their expiration. Click here […]
Major WWE Legend Wants To Return For One Final Match At Wrestlemania – Shocking Details On Who It Is & Why There Is A Possibility It Happens
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Rey Mysterio Headed Overseas After WWE TV Tapings
Rey Mysterio is headed to Manila, Philippines and Taiwan on a promotional tour for WWE following this week's television tapings. Mysterio wrote the following on Twitter: Thank u Missouri for the love on Mon & Tues@ Raw & SD!! On my way to Manila & Taiwan,619 luv — Rey Mysterio (@reymysterio) July 25, 2012
The Bella Twins "Look Forward To Going Back" To WWE
Maxim.com has a new Q&A online with The Bella Twins. In it, Brie tells the publication they "look forward to going back" to WWE. Below is an excerpt: After five years of making heads spin, you two hung up your metal folding chairs this spring. What have you been up to since parting ways with […]
Kharma On WWE Release – "It Doesn't Mean I'll Never Be Back"
Kharma was asked on Twitter if she was granted her release from WWE. She responded with the following comment: Yes, I was. It doesn't mean I'll never be back. As we reported here on WrestlingNewsWorld.com, Kharma was quietly released earlier this month.
Watch The Latest Episode Of WWE Inbox Here
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Comparing Vince To Mr. McMahon, Booking Christian In WWE, Success Of Raw 1000, Brock Lesnar Title Reign?
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Watch The Trailer For "Maximum Conviction" Starring Steve Seagal & Steve Austin Here
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New Group Trying To Trademark "ECW" Refused Due To Similar Trademarks Already Owned By WWE
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Stephanie McMahon – "My Dad Is My Idol And Mentor"; SummerSlam Promotional Poster
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JBL Discusses Eddie Guerrero's Impact On His Career, Inventing WWE's Tribute To The Troops, More
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Scott Anthony Fujita
Position: LB
Height: 6-5 Weight: 247 lbs.
Born: April 28, 1979 in Ventura, CA
High School: Rio Mesa
College: California (school history)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 5th round (143rd overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 48 (1602nd overall since 1950)