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Synod Approves Unified GovernanceDelegates to the Twenty-eight General Synod considered the constitutional changes required to implement the proposal, and approved the Unified Governance revisions to the constitution and bylaws in July, 2011. The amendments combine the five existing governance boards into a unified governing structure, the 52 member United Church of Christ Board, diverse and skilled in varied ways, called to serve the life of the entire church with principles of good governance. Two-thirds of the Conferences must ratify. The two year ratification period begins in the fall of 2011 as Conferences present Constitutional changes to the next Annual Meeting or body so empowered to act. The full Implementation Timeline (through 2013), including next actions of the Covenanted Ministry Boards, will be developed under the direction of the Executive Council serving as General Synod ad interim, beginning with its Fall, 2011 meeting. The Unified Governance Working Group met to fulfill its charge from the Twenty-Seventh General Synod over the past biennium. It continually invited and reflected upon feedback from the various settings of the Church under the direction of its chair, The Rev. Dr. Bernard Wilson, senior pastor at Norfield Congregational UCC in Weston, Conn. Updates include UC news updates and Frequently Asked Questions. A summary of UCC Polity and History Consultations on Unified Governance is also available. Additional Study Materials and working documents of the group are found below:
ProposalA Proposal for Unified Governance of the National Setting of the United Church of Christ was presented to the UCC's Executive Council on October 15, 2010 and then to the Covenanted Ministry Boards and finalized for the Constitution and Bylaw work ahead.Proposal Overviewhttp://www.ucc.org/governance/video.htmlPowerpoint of the Unified Governance Report in final form Pertaining to Constitution and Bylaw Changes (119mb ppt)Thirty Conference Ministers Affirm ProposalMinority ReportsJuanita J. HelphreyReceived Sept 5, 2010Julia K. Matsui-Estrella Received Sept 11, 2010Additional Information RE: PAAM Unified Governance 2010NCNC PAAM Governance ResolutionHawaii PAAM Governance Resolution Documents of the Unified Governance Working Group1. Plan of Action with Milestones2. Membership Roster3. Introduction Letter to the Working Group from the Chair, Rev. Dr. Bernard Wilson4. Synod Unified Governance Resolution5. Agenda for Dec 2009 UGov Working Group Meeting6. Fall 2008 Governance Proposal (GFT II) 7. Formal Presentation of Status of Activity, Executive Council Spring, 2010
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France's GDF Suez SA explored the sale of part of its stake in a multibillion dollar Australian gas-export facility targeting rising Asian demand for clean-burning fuels, two people familiar with the matter said.
The company engaged Merrill Lynch in recent months to advise on reducing its 60% interest in the proposed Bonaparte liquefied natural gas, or LNG, joint venture with Australia's Santos, the people said.
GDF Suez–Europe's largest utility by market value–is looking to sell assets worth as much as €11 billion ($14.4 billion) by the end of 2014 to boost its balance sheet at a time when weak euro-zone growth is hurting energy demand and French regulators are restricting its ability to raise natural-gas prices.
Initial talks with interested parties didn't result in a deal, and GDF Suez isn't in active negotiations for a stake sale at present, the people said. Still, the high cost of developing Bonaparte LNG may prompt GDF Suez to look again at introducing another partner, particularly from Asia, they added. Spokespeople for GDF Suez and Santos declined to comment.
Australia is poised to overtake Qatar as the world's top exporter of LNG by the end of the decade, thanks to an investment boom led by companies like Chevron, ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell. The country's close proximity to Asian markets, stable regulatory system and vast untapped reserves of natural gas appeal to energy companies that are finding it hard to access projects in countries like Russia, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
Selling a stake would ease funding pressures on GDF Suez by cutting its share of development costs. Selling part of Bonaparte LNG would also spread risk for development of a project that represents GDF Suez's first direct foray into technically complex LNG production, where natural gas is super-cooled and loaded onto tankers for export.
Budget overruns at several other LNG developments in Australia have underscored the risks for international companies weighing new projects. Woodside Petroleum on Friday shelved plans to build an onshore terminal to process natural gas from its Browse resource in Western Australia state because it wasn't commercially viable.
Bonaparte LNG is set to be particularly challenging, given it will deploy untried floating LNG technology, or FLNG, where processing of the gas extracted from offshore fields is carried out on a vessel at sea, rather than onshore. GDF Suez has been studying the technology for six years, with the project due to use a vessel extending 400 meters, or the equivalent of about four soccer pitches.
GDF Suez in 2010 paid Santos up to $370 million to enter the Bonaparte LNG project. The deal included an upfront cash payment of $200 million for 60% of the Petrel, Tern and Frigate gas fields in the Bonaparte Basin, located around 170 kilometers from shore.
The company agreed to pay Santos an additional $170 million when a final investment decision was made on the proposed floating LNG facility–which would process natural gas from the three fields. Santos has said the joint venture wants to start construction in 2014, in time to export its first cargoes by 2018.
FLNG is being pioneered by energy companies seeking to access gas fields too small or remote to develop using pipelines and onshore facilities. Investor skepticism toward the untried nature of the technology and inherent development challenges–such as ensuring vessels are able withstand stormy seas–is fading as some of the world's biggest oil companies lay out plans for new vessels following decades of testing and research.
Royal Dutch Shell's Prelude project is on track to deploy the world's first FLNG vessel when it starts producing LNG for export off Australia's northeastern coast from 2017. Shell says FLNG is also the fastest and most economic way to develop the Browse gas resource.
GDF Suez and Santos's project is slated to produce between 2 million and 3 million metric tons of LNG each year. That makes it smaller than the Shell project's existing output of 3.6 million tons. The partners haven't yet made a cost estimate.
However, Shell has estimated its Prelude project will cost up to $3.5 billion for each million tons of production capacity, indicating a total cost of up to $12.6 billion.
ExxonMobil earlier this month laid out plans for a development using the world's biggest floating LNG plant, also to be located offshore northwestern Australia. It would be capable of producing 6 million-7 million tons of LNG and could be operational as early as 2020.
With seven LNG projects currently under construction, new ones risk running into persistent cost headwinds driven by a strong local currency and shortage of skilled labor.
FLNG is often touted as a means of mitigating cost pressures because much of the construction process occurs offshore in countries with cheaper sources of labor. Companies also don't have to pay for acquiring and clearing land.
Asian LNG buyers typically attempt to tighten the security of their supplies by buying stakes in LNG projects, and could emerge as possible stake buyers should GDF Suez move toward a deal.
- Geraldine Amiel in Paris and Ross Kelly contributed to this article.

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Welcome to my first blog post for Locale—mostly about real estate in Beaufort and the lowcountry. Fall is here and the summer heat is gone, the weather has pretty much been perfect—highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows in the low 60s—you get the idea. We have had a few weeks with strong north winds and Hunting Island State park has suffered some serious erosion—but it sort of looks like Fripp Island (next beach down) picked up some sand. That beats a sand migration to Georgia.
Commercial real estate is getting more active in and around Beaufort. Rumors of a Target coming to town and the progression of Beaufort Town Center have a number of national tenant representatives looking at opportunities. So far, in addition to a attorneys and wealth management folks, Town Center is getting a Pizza Inn, a micro-brewery and an outdoor outfitter. A Moe's Mexican restaurant, a real estate firm and a Rita's are already in place. Note to all - with addition of two more Mexican eateries—including San Jose on Lady's Island (which is very good) there are now about five–excluding Taco Bell–we are good. Please, no more.
Downtown, the several commercial properties are either under contact or have recently sold and closed, including one of the most impressive antebellum mansions on Bay Street known as the Anchorage. Asking price was $1,400,000 – closed at $1,365,000; and a retail storefront (723 Bay) with 2555 sqft is under contract – asking price is $557,600.
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Though the likelihood has dropped over the last several years, your refuse collectors are twice as likely as their private-sector counterparts to be killed on the job.
In 2008, the most recent year for which figures are available, there were 12 fatalities among public-sector collection employees, representing 2.3% of all collection-related fatalities, compared to 0.9% in the private sector. The number of fatalities in the public sector is down from 15 in 2003.
The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the injury rate for all refuse workers, both public and private, fell marginally, from 7.5 to 7.4 per 100 full-time employees. The rate for landfill employees fell dramatically — 24% — from 7.1 to 5.4 per 100 full-time employees.
Replacing manual rear-load vehicles with semi- and fully automated refuse trucks reduces the physical demands of lifting heavy containers and stepping on and off the trucks. Tight budgets, however, have made it difficult for cities and counties to upgrade to newer, more expensive equipment.
Meanwhile, the number of workplace citations is down.
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued 37% fewer citations to solid waste operations, public and private, last year than in 2008.
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The City of Miami Welcomes you to the Orange Bowl
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We here at Dave's Bitchin' bid a fond farewell to the stadium formerly known as the Orange Bowl. The last time I attended a game there was more than 10 years ago, and even then she was old and decrepit. I remember seeing chunks of concrete missing in various spots around the stadium. I remember the bathrooms being small, and often backed up. And these issues just continued through last night...
I was always bemused by its charm, and I loved the fact that you parked in someone's back yard to go to the games. It had so much more life than any other cold, antiseptic stadium. It can never be duplicated.
I saw a lot of games there. I was a Dolphins season ticket holder there before the Phins moved. I went to UM during their heydey in the early 80s. And I went to a few soccer games there, as well. And it used to be the place where all the big musical acts would come.
But, by far, my best memory of the place was in the early 80s when a friend and I went to buy Dolphins season tickets. We had a little misadventure along the way; we got lost in Little Havana. My friend was driving, and thought he knew how to get there. Here we are, going up and down streets, trying to find our way to a giant stadium...
Anyway, it was April, and we got there and inquired about tickets. The lady in the office might have been Joe Robbies sister for all we knew; the organization was very family oriented, not like the larger operation it is today. She told us to go into the stadium and pick out the seats we wanted. And we did.
For the next hour or two, the stadium was all ours. We saw a few stadium people around, doing various jobs on the field and what not. But, otherwise, it was empty. So, we relished the moment. We walked through the entire seating area of the stadium, upper and lower deck. We walked through the open endzone. We stepped onto the field. We made our way into the locker rooms. We tried to get up into the pressbox, but couldn't figure out how to get in.
It was awesome. Finally, we picked a couple of seats, and went back to the office.
And thus ended our adventure for the day. It was more than 20 years ago, and I remember it vividly (and fondly). It was the day we got the Orange Bowl to ourselves.
....As a complete aside, the Miami Herald ran a look back at the (Miami Hurricanes at the) Orange Bowl (with a short blurb about the Dolphins and a few other events). They had the picture included here of Richard (the guy with the signs), who they identified as Dolfan Denny. I was amused by that...
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Bischoff-Ferrari, H A; Stähelin, H B; Walter, P (2011). Vitamin D effects on bone and muscle. International Journal for Vitamin and Nutrition Research, 81(4):264-272.
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Increasing data suggest that higher 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D] serum concentrations are advantageous for health. At present, strong evidence for causality is available for fracture and fall prevention, while promising epidemiologic and mechanistic studies suggest a key role of vitamin D in the preservation of cardiovascular health, and the prevention of cancer and other common chronic disease. For lower extremity function, fall prevention, hip bone density, and for fracture prevention optimal benefits are observed with 25(OH)D levels of at least 75 nmol/L to 100 nmol/L [1]. This threshold may be reached in 50 % of adults with 800 to 1000 IU vitamin D per day. This manuscript will discuss the evidence of vitamin D in fall and fracture prevention and how these data transfer to the most recent recommendations by the IOF (International Osteoporosis Foundation) and the IOM (Institute of Medicine).
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The site AutoWeek.nl has published some pictures of the new Aston Martin Vanquish, the V12 engined berlinetta designed to replace the current DBS. The Vanquish take inspiration from the prototype AM310 and shares many stylistic details with the One-77, including the stretched C-shaped tail lamps and the raised rear spoiler integrated into the boot lid. The side of the car presents an interesting streamlined profile with side strakes elongating from the side grille to the door and a very aggressive front fascia.
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Medeski Martin & Wood: Where's Sly?
Where's Sly?
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John Medeski (keyboards), Billy Martin (drums), Chris Wood (bass),
Steven Bernstein (trumpet, flugelhorn), Josh Roseman (trombone), Jay Rodriguez (saxes), David Binney (alto sax), Marc Ribot (guitar).
Composed by John Medeski.
Recorded: New York, August 2-4, 1993
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Upon first inspection, the modern jazz number "Where's Sly" would appear to be a horn-led session. The distinctive and pleasing melody, dominated by Josh Roseman's trombone, is brass heavy. If this song had come out in the 1960s it might very well have become a jazz standard. You could easily imagine J.J. Johnson, Freddie Hubbard or Dexter Gordon adding it to their repertories. But this is Medeski Martin & Wood, so you know at some point standardization will not be allowed. It isn't long before the music changes. Drummer Billy Martin and bassist Chris Wood play supportive roles in Medeski's composition. Pianist Medeski, on the other hand, takes it out against a backdrop of right-angled horn riffs. This conflicting arrangement shouldn't really sound good. There is probably some theory only known to Nicolas Slonimsky that explains why it works. I don't think Johnson, Hubbard or Gordon would have played the tune's second half the way it is heard here! Due to Medeski's good sense, however, the main theme returns from time to time during the musical melee. "Where's Sly" is more proof positive that MMW is capable of jumping out of its groove-monster persona to put forth a toe or two into the modern jazz mainstream.
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Poland to Overhaul Pension Benefits of Uniformed Services
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The Polish government, as part of its effort to reduce the country's excessive deficit, plans to present within the next few weeks an outline of a plan cutting pension benefits that Poland's uniformed services enjoy, a senior government official said Monday.
Those working for Polish uniformed services have the right to an early retirement and above-average pensions. The government last year began consultations with trade union activists on the overhaul of the system.
In an effort to tame the growth of public debt, the Polish government in December announced a separate plan to cut cash transfers to mandatory private pension funds on April 1. The government said earlier transfers to private pension funds are responsible for generating about a third of Poland's public debt, which threatens to breach 55% of gross domestic product–a self-imposed threshold which, if breached, would force the government to take steps to balance the budget.
The government wants to cut the transfers from 7.3% of gross wages to 2.3% starting in April, saying earlier that the transfers currently force it to borrow heavily on the market to support the state-run pay-as-you-go system that pays pensions to current retirees.
The plan came under strong criticism by economists, including Jerzy Hausner, a member of the country's Monetary Policy Council, who said on Feb. 9 that the finance ministry has put into question the concept underpinning the 1999 concept for private pension funds, which may lead to it taking over all pension assets now in the hands of private pension funds.
The government doesn't plan further-reaching changes that would see more cuts of the transfers, the government official said Monday.
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Ducks Top UT-San Antonio 95-78
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Senior Arsalan Kazemi stole the ball on the very first play of the game and was fouled on his way to the basket, leading to two free throws for the first points of the game. Kazemi went on to score the next four points for the Ducks on his way to a season-high 20 to lead the team.
Freshman Dominic Artis scored 16, points, matching his career-high, while senior Tony Woods scored 15, and junior transfer Waverly Austin added 10 of his own in his first start at Oregon.
Freshman Ben Carter led the team in rebounding with seven, while Kazemi recorded six, including three on the offensive end. Kazemi also led the Ducks defensively as he blocked three shots and matched his career-high of five steals.
The Ducks outshot the Roadrunners 63.3%-56.6% from the field. Oregon led UTSA in points in the paint (62-32), points off of turnovers (33-12), second chance points (12-2) and fast break points (12-6). Oregon's bench contributed 33 points, led by Woods' 15 and Carlos Emory's nine.
Highlights from tonight's game included a monster block from Kazemi, an electrifying reverse dunk on a fast break by Kazemi, a two-handed dunk by Emory over two UTSA defenders, and a beautiful pass from Artis threaded through four defenders to Woods under the basket who finished the play with a powerful jam.
- E.J. Singler moved into 20th place on UO's all-time points list with 1,191, passing Dick Wilkins.
- Arsalan Kazemi recorded five steals for the second time this season.
- Three players shot over 80% tonight: Kazemi (88.9%), Artis (87.5%) and Emory (80%)
- The Ducks shot over 60% from the field (63.3%) for the first time since 12/29/11 at Washington State - Tonight's 95 points is a season-high for Oregon
- Kazemi is the sixth different Duck to lead the team in scoring this season
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Hello Sharon,
I hope this summer finds you in good spirits and of course in the studio.
I was tickled to read your post on [Adolph] Gottlieb. For me, as well, he has long been an interesting painter. I tacked a picture of him "painting" by the studio door.
Last month I found 1969 WMAA retrospective of his and have spent these summer nights reading the easy and flipping through the images. As I worked on this small painting, I felt a strong connection to Gottlieb's Blasts. The circle form above and the brush work below, the deep space and complete flatness. Funny, but not surprising, that ideas/artists can surface at similiar times from different points.
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Image at top: Matthew Fisher, Dragon's Tail, 2013, acrylic on canvas, 10 x 11 inches.
Fisher's painting is currently on view in "Endless Summer," a lively group at Brian Morris, curated by Gary Peterson. The show features small work by Cortney Andrews, Gregory Botts, Amanda Church, Peter Dayton, Erik den Breejen, Lydia Enriquez, Nate Ethier, Matthew Fisher, David Humphrey, Elisabeth Kley, Osamu Kobayashi, Kerry Law, Judith Linhares, Liz Markus and Jennifer Watson.
Adolph Gottlieb, Blast, I, 1957, oil on canvas, 7' 6 x 45 1/8 inches. MoMA collection, © Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.


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When downtown Chicago this season look straight ahead down North Michigan Avenue for the Magnificent Mile's holiday lights.
But don't forget to look up. The tops of the Wrigley Building and neighboring Intercontinental Hotel, almost across from each other on North Michigan Avenue, celebrate the holidays with cheerful red and green lights.
You don't have to be in New York though to see the Empire State Building's musical, colorful holiday salute.
The famed building that haunted Manhattan with "Ghost Busters" and other haunted tunes and light displays at Halloween has been flashing an upbeat holiday mood this week through Christmas Eve. Luckily its organizers, the Empire State Building Realty Trust are happy to share the sounds and sights with the following video.


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Pilates training can be an excellent way to achieve the postural re-education and muscle-balancing necessary to recover from the side effects of breast cancer treatment.
Pilates can help:
- alleviate pain from breast cancer operative procedures
- restore joint mobility and tissue integrity
- help regain lost strength.
- gateway for a true "Return to Life" for many women
Common Breast Cancer Treatment Injuries
Basically there are two categories of coincident common injuries, those that are due to inflammatory processes such as nerve irritations and frozen shoulder, and those that are due to faulty mechanical patterns such as impingement or rotator cuff strains.
Nerve irritations: The nerves of the neck come out of the spinal cord and run between the first rib and the collarbone and into the armpit before diving into the arm. These nerves of the upper body converge in the collarbone and armpit areas called the brachial plexus. These areas are hit hardest by mastectomy and other operative procedures that replace breast tissue such as implants. Tightening of adherent tissues in these areas combined with the systemic effect of strong drugs required to combat cancer can produce irritations.
Frozen Shoulder: Frozen shoulder happens when the tissues around the armpit are traumatized by lymph node biopsy and/or removal. This painful inflammation causes the shoulder blade to clamp down on the rib wall. Pilates is particularly helpful when the inflammation is calming and judicious stretching can be regained.
Impingement: .Impingement injury can occur after breast cancer surgeries to the shoulder. The scarring from surgeries and the adhesions along the chest wall and armpit tighten the area and cause a trouble with movement pattern. Pilates' emphasis on precision helps the body to direct movement patterns and to restore movement.
Rotator Cuff Injuries: The function of the rotator cuff muscles and tendons is to hold the arm into the small socket. Trauma to the chest and armpit weakens the involved arm and shoulder and so sets up not only faulty movement patterns but also poses an increased likelihood of injury. Pilates provides the ability for many levels of progression and so a safe mode of exercise to accommodate all levels, from fragility into full strength.
This saturday Allison Zang and Absolute Pilates are hosting a Pink Ribbon Event to learn about and try out some of the exercises involved in Pilates and the Pink Ribbon Protocol. The event will be from 12 to 1 at the studio.


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How do I get Windows 7 to NOT use the recycling Bin on a removable drive? I've already told Windows to not use the function on that drive but Windows still creates the "Recycling Bin" folder. It stays empty, but I don't want it there at ALL. Simply hiding it won't do. I'm using that removable drive in my car stereo and that "recycled" folder locks up the machine.
Recycle Bin is a system directory and gets created anyway. There may be a registry hack, but restoring the OS, or installing a hotfix may reset it - so don't bother.
To avoid seeing the Recycle Bin, do the following:
Mount the drive under a Linux disk like Clonezilla and make a sector-by-sector copy. That way you have a copy to mess with and not the original. I don't think you can stop the default Windows process of creating a hidden Recycle Bin folder in each drive, but many Linux systems (like Puppy Linux) will not touch the drive with a write operation until you tell them to.
EDIT: My bad I was responding to a different post. However, if you boot your Windows machine with a Puppy Linux disk, THEN insert your external drive, you can delete the recycler and move your mp3s to your drive without getting any unwanted files written to the drive. Then you can remove your mp3 drive, remove the Puppy disk, and reboot to Windows without too much hassle. I don't know of any actual way to stop the hidden recycler file from being thrown on the drive, but this would work around it.
That is pretty easy to be avoided:
Delete the folder, open Notepad and save the blank file as
If you want to use the Recycle Bin again on this drive, just delete the file.
"How do I get Windows 7 to NOT use the recycling Bin on a removable drive?"
Run the following script on startup or login.
Source Windows 7: Disable creation of $recycle.bin folder?:


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On April 13, 2014, at 8:34 a.m., Louisiana State Police Troop D responded to a report of a single vehicle crash on U. S. Highway 90 about 3 miles west of Sulphur in Calcasieu Parish that seriously injured a woman from Sulphur.
The preliminary investigation revealed that a 2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse driven by 42-year-old Laura K. Stark-Smith of Sulphur was traveling east on U.S. 90 when, for unknown reasons, her vehicle veered across the centerline and opposing lane into a driveway. Upon impact, the vehicle vaulted end over end causing Stark-Smith to be partially ejected from the vehicle.
Stark-Smith, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was initially transported to a nearby hospital by Acadian Air Med with life-threatening injuries and has since been transported to a hospital in Shreveport in critical condition.
A toxicology sample was obtained from Stark-Smith and will be submitted for analysis. The crash remains under investigation.
Louisiana law requires motor vehicle occupants to be properly restrained in every seating position, day and night. Wearing a seatbelt significantly reduces the likelihood of being seriously injured or killed as the result of a crash and is the single most effective thing motorists can do to protect themselves.
Motorists are encouraged to always make the smart choice and to wear their seatbelt. This crash serves as yet another tragic reminder of how important this decision can be.


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June 6, 2003
Cox Communications has worked out an agreement to broadcast the Friday and Saturday Arizona State baseball games that were not previously scheduled for television. They worked out the details late this afternoon and will be on Channel 2 for all those having Cox Cable. The games on Cox are today at 4 and Saturday at 2 p.m.


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|Barr Scores Third WAC Honor
DENVER—Idaho junior guard Stacey Barr has been named Western Athletic Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 30-Jan. 5. This is her third WAC Player of the Week honor of the season and her career.
The Melbourne, Australia, native led Idaho to a pair of WAC road victories to open the conference season last week. Barr opened the week with 13 points, six rebounds, five assists and a steal in a win at Kansas City. She then recorded her fifth double-double of the season in the Vandals' win at Chicago State, finishing with a game-high 21 points, 12 rebounds and a season-high six assists. For the week, Barr averaged 17.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 5.5 assists, all above her season averages, as Idaho opened conference play 2-0 for the first time since the 2003-04 season.
"Personally, I did not shoot the ball that great," Barr commented. "I found another way to score, going inside especially against Chicago [State]. I was happy I was able to adjust to that."
Barr leads the Vandals with 16.1 points per game, coming in fourth in the conference. She is averaging a 7.6 rebounds and 2.9 assists, ranking second on the team in both categories.
Barr and senior Alyssa Charlston are now tied for the most career WAC Player of the Week honors. Charlston earned the weekly award earlier this season (Nov. 18). Alli Nieman (1996-00) holds the most career-conference honors. Nieman was named the Big West Player of the Week six times in her Vandal career.
In addition to being recognized by the conference, Barr was also named Collegesportsmadness.com's WAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week.


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Week 20- 8 pounds left to meet my SP goal!!!!
Friday, December 09, 2011
Can't believe that I finally got off 128, it took me 2 weeks but it happened .Last week i was so frustrated about seeing 128 again, i think i over exercised, hurting my weight loss.On last Friday, i want to see the scale drop to 127 because i was 128.2 that i exercised a total of 180 minutes that day...Saturday morning I woke up still at 128....I was so mad at myself...I thought that this was it..its over,I couldn't loose anymore...So I said i am not going to waste my day away exercising, I am going to go back to my old schedule, just to maintain my weight and not get any bigger..I did cardio, in the morning for 60 minutes, then cardio in the evening for 30..Kept with it not expecting results and yesterday morning i woke up jumped on the scale and to my surprise i was 126!!!omg!!! i couldn't believe it, and now i am totally motivated again...Over the last 20 weeks i have played around with my exercise schedule and now am convinced 90 minutes a day is what i need to drop the lbs..I have been walking around the last 2 weeks with only 2 good pairs of pants that fit me..although baggy not so bad that they are falling off...still wearable but nevertheless was not gonna give into buying anything new to wear til i got to 125...(maybe some sweatpants if i didnt loose any??)well since i got there this morning, i am ready..if i am still there tomorrow(maybe some kind a fluke with my scale??) gonna buy something to reward myself not a whole wardrobe or anything , just something to make me feel good about the hard work i have been putting in..Dont get me wrong, i know i am only 8 pounds away from the sp goal that was set for me, I still have a lot of work to do...i do still have the belly bulge, not as bad as it was 40 pounds ago, but still enough to wear one of those stomach slimmer things under a nice shirt...i am added in a lot of ab workout to my schedule. and kinda worried about the whole"loose skin" thing i hear people talk about...but not gonna be walking around naked anytime soon so...as long as i look a healthy size,and alright with clothes on....its alright with me....hehehe!!!just thought to add that in...oh...and i dont think i will be getting into a bikini either...ever!!!!
i am going to start adding some more strengthening exercising in hopefully can tone me up a little, even though i am 125 there is still flab and a lot of work to be done so i do have a long way to go..anyways i hope to see everyone in another week...keep blogging i love reading them and miss them when a lot of you stop....Have a happy and healthy day!!!!and a great weekend!!!!
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Mike Breske, a coaching veteran with more than three decades of experience, joined Mike Leach's coaching staff as the defensive coordinator/defensive backs coach in January, 2012.
Breske saw the defense make significant strides in 2013, along with helping the Cougars reach a bowl game for the first time since 2003, the defense forced 30 turnovers, second-most in the Pac-12 and the most by a WSU defense since 2006. Washington State also finished tied for third in the conference in red zone defense and even turned a couple turnovers into points, returning four interceptions and one fumble for touchdowns. The Cougars turned in a couple impressive defensive performances throughout the year, holding eventual SEC-champion Auburn to 99 passing yards, limiting USC to just 54 yards passing and seven points in WSU's first win at the Coliseum since 2000. Breske also saw his defense post the program's first shutout since 2003 in the 42-0 win over Idaho.
The defense produced a pair of All-Pac-12 selections in safety Deone Bucannon and cornerback Damante Horton highlighted by Bucannon's first-team selection. Bucannon, who led the Pac-12 in tackles and tied for the league lead in interceptions, also became Washington State's first All-America first-team selection since 2005 and was later selected to play in the Reese's Senior Bowl.
In 2012, his first season in Pullman, Breske guided an aggressive, youthful defense that gained valuable experience throughout the season. Six players made their first career start in the season opener yet the Cougar defense finished the season ranked No. 8 nationally in tackles-for-loss (7.67 per game) and No. 11 in sacks per game (2.92). The Cougar defense also recorded 15 interceptions, the most by a WSU defense since the 2006 season. Strong safety Deone Bucannon was a second-team All-Pac-12 Conference selection while two redshirt freshmen, defensive tackle Xavier Cooper and linebacker Darryl Monroe, earned honorable mention honors.
Breske arrived at Washington State after completing his second season at the University of Montana, where he served as defensive coordinator and worked with the safeties. It marked the second time in his long and successful career Breske served on the Montana staff, having been the assistant head coach/defensive coordinator/secondary coach for the Grizzlies under head coach Joe Glenn from 2000-2002.
In 2011 the Grizzlies defense ranked 26th in total defense, surrendering 327.14 ypg. They were also 18th in scoring defense (19.93 ppg) and 19th in pass efficiency defense (111.08) en route to reaching the FCS semifinals and finishing the season 11-3.
Breske made an immediate impact in 2010 as Montana was ranked 10th in the nation in total defense, giving up just 289.82 yards per game. The defense also ranked 14th in tackles-for-loss (7.64 pg) and 18th in sacks (2.64 pg). Strong safety Erik Stoll was an All-America selection 2010 and a First-Team All-Big Sky selection, while free safety Jimmy Wilson was an honorable mention All-Big Sky pick. Additionally, he coached Jimmy Williams, who is currently playing for the Miami Dolphins.
Breske has more than 30 years of coaching experience in the collegiate ranks under his belt. Prior to his second stint at Montana, he served a one-year stint as the defensive coordinator/ secondary coach at North Dakota State in 2009.
From 2003-08 he served as the assistant head coach/defensive coordinator and secondary coach for Glenn at the University of Wyoming. In 2006 the Cowboys were ranked ninth in the nation in total defense, while they were 22nd in 2007 and 43rd in 2008.
During his first stint at Montana (2000-02), the Grizzlies prospered, winning the Football Championship Subdivision (I-AA) national championship in 2001, finishing as runner-up in 2000 and advancing to the quarterfinals in 2002. In 2000 Montana finished eighth in total defense (265.00 ypg), second in rushing defense (76.64 ypg) and 33rd in scoring defense (19.27 ppg).
During that three-year stretch he coached two players to All-America status, Vince Huntsberger (2000) and Trey Young (2001-02). Addiitonally, he
Prior to Montana he was the defensive coordinator for Northern Colorado's powerhouse teams from 1987-99. He was also the defensive coordinator at Wayne State College (Neb.) from 1983-87; the secondary coach at Yankton (S.D.) College in 1982-83, and was a graduate assistant coach at Northern Iowa from 1981-82.
Breske was an all-conference cornerback and team captain at South Dakota State, playing there from 1976-80.
He earned a bachelor's degree at SDSU in 1981 and a master's at Northern Iowa in 1982. Mike and his wife Tami have three children, Cari, Adam, and Taylor. They have four grandchildren: two granddaughters, Mikayla and Katelyn, and two grandsons, Bryson and Dylan.


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As an environmentalist, I have long thought of future generations – what the consequences of our actions or inactions will be for those who come after us. I am inspired by the Iroquois principle that we must consider how our actions will impact the next seven generations who follow us on this earth. Sustainability is grounded in this idea. With the birth of my daughter Alice this past year, my perspective went from the large and abstract, to the small (5 pounds 6 ounces) and tangible.
As this election approaches, it's with this new responsibility that I am evaluating the candidates and exercising my right to vote.
Alice will be able to register to vote and participate in her first national elections in 2028. Without a serious new approach to managing our finite natural resources, the world in which Alice will cast her first ballot will no doubt be very different than the one she lives in today. Changes are needed to prevent further losses of native forests, species, and habitat and better policies are required to stop pushing our natural resources beyond their regenerative limits. If not, the polar bears Alice sees in her picture books will become just that, only pictures. There is a small window of time, rapidly closing, that will enable us to change the path we are on; November 4th gives me the opportunity to elect environmentally aware candidates at a local, state and national level who will act with this foresight.
This Nov. 4th, with future generations in mind, I am voting for two.


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Thursday June 20 @ FRANK, 6-8p
Featured Artist Peter Filene and guests present An Uprising of Trees.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Artist Statement
Given my urban sensibility, I never expected to be shooting photographs of trees. But once the impulse hit, I became fascinated by two challenges:
- How to transcend predictable "oh how pretty" pictures?
- How to incorporate urban life?
So, I crisscrossed Chapel Hill/Carrboro for a month, outracing spring and craning my neck for answers. In this process, I not only became an ardent friend of trees. Ii also learned how the camera can translate them into art.


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Montana has occupied the attention of a sizable chunk of the online fly fishing community as of late – the by-product of an anti-stream-access bill, and news of a potential gold mine on Montana's famed Rock Creek.
The worst news?
That's not the worst news.
First, let's dispense with the stupidity we already know about.
WillFishForWork was among the first to publish news of the Rock Creek gold mine issue (read more here at the Missoulian newspaper), and several Montana blogs have also done good work following the stream access issue, even engaging in actual reportage (especially the resurrected Chi Wulff).
They've done a good job mobilizing fly fishing's blogosphere, and while kudos are in order, further vigilance is required.
Because we're not done yet.
The Overlooked Bad News: Cyanide Leach Mining Rises From Dead
One Montana Senate bill (SB 306) is attempting to do what Montana's voters have already said shouldn't be done: revive highly toxic cyanide leach mining in the state.
Montana's voters overwhelmingly said "no" to cyanide leach mining in a pair of referendums, and yet – like the zombies who never die, but rise from the grave to eat the brains of the living – a bill comes along to create loophole you could drive an Abrams tank through.
The bill would encourage the creation of more open-pit mines in the state, and allow the ore to be shipped to one of a handful of mines for "processing."
In other words, it's more bad news for Montana's streams and rivers, which – based on the figures I've seen recently – mean far more to the economy than extractive industries.
I'll try to stay current on this one, though anyone with more connections in Montana might want to prod the thing with a pointed stick to see what's happening.
That said, we've gotta ask: What's with this tidal wave of bad news from Montana? Sadly, the answer is…
Stupid Is As Stupid Does
All of the above is the result of the recent elections, which were decided supposedly on the campaign promises of more jobs for the state.
As near as anyone can tell, the legislation introduced is having the opposite effect, and a lot of it is frankly of the Black Helicopter variety.
Sure, every state has its share of nutjobs, but the western states seem uniquely equipped to vote them into the office, leading to a tidal wave of moronic (and non-job-related) legislation like these currently infesting the Montana legislature (from the Montana Cowgirl blog):
This is not a joke. These are real bills, and they are currently taking priority in the Montana legislature. Enjoy.
Welcome to the land of nutters, the Montana Legislature.
- Legalize hunting with hand-thrown spear (Senate Bill 112)
- Create fully-armed militia in every town (House Bill 278)
- Create an 11 person panel with authority to nullify all federal laws (House Bill 382)
- Eliminate educational requirements for persons seeking job of State Superintendent of Schools (HB 154)
- Withdraw the United States of America from the United Nations (Senate Joint Resolution 2)
- Omit Barak Obama's name from the 2012 ballot because his father was born outside of America (House Bill 205)
- Give sheriffs authority over the federal government in terror investigations (Senate Bill 114)
- Require the federal government to prove in court that the National Parks were lawfully acquired. (House Bill 506)
- UPDATE: 18. Declare that global warming is good. (House Bill 549)
I'd love to shake my head sadly and – striking a faintly superior note – suggest it's too bad Montana has fallen into the grip of those who believe they were once abducted by aliens, but we're facing pretty much the same level of inane behavior right here in Siskiyou County, whose Board of Supervisors would vote to secede from the union if we wouldn't lose the bags of federal money that flow into our county each year.
In Montana's case, I'm tempted to suggest that its heavily pestered trout have attained a higher level of intelligence than many of its legislators, who seem far less choosy about what they'll bite off.
See you at the loony bin, Tom Chandler.


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How Does The Government Decide Who To Audit?
Taxes are always on everyone's mind. They get a great reminder of how much they pay into their taxes every few weeks when they get their paycheck with the breakdown of where all their money really goes. Many people save every single receipt so that they can have more tax deductions. Being able to save every little penny so that they don't have to pay more money to the government for taxes is key! Another big factor when it comes to taxes is how to avoid an audit. Not everyone can avoid an audit. A key question many people ask is "WHY ME?" Why did they get chosen to be audited? Well there are some triggers that the government monitors which have a big factor of who gets chosen t be audited. If you can avoid these triggers, you are not guaranteed to not be audited, but it will help reduce your chances.
High Deductions
Any deduction that is considerably higher than it should be based on your income bracket will shoot a red flag to the government. If a taxpayer is at the lower part of an income bracket, but claims the upper amount of deductions within that bracket, it could cause a case of interest to the government, and could cause enough interest for the government to decide an audit is a good idea. Even though the deduction is acceptable within the bracket, it may still raise eyebrows and make a taxpayer more considerable to be chosen for an audit.
Cash Income
A profession where an employee deals with a lot of cash is a high risk to the government. An example of this would be a waiter/waitress or a bartender. Someone who has access to numerous amounts of tips can be considered for an audit. The government will look into what money was deposited into accounts versus claimed income.
High Income
High income causes a case of interest for the government when it comes to audits. The more money you make the
more likely you are to get an audit. The higher the income bracket, the higher your chances are of being audited. Although, those that make a lot of money tend to pay more taxes, it doesn't matter. They are more likely to be chosen for an audit.
Self Employment
Those that are self employed are a great audit risk. The reason being is because people who are self employed, can easily try to hide money earned. They also tend to keep track of the bottom line very closely. Many who are self employed write off as many expenses as they can, and the government likes to make sure that they are justified before acceptance.
Although these are great factors when it comes to who gets chosen for an audit, these are no guarantees. Many people who do not fit in any of these categories are chosen for an audit just because of randomization. In case of an audit, keep track of all your records, books, and receipts so that you can get through it with the least amount of stress possible.


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American Climbing Legend Layton Kor Passes Awayby Duane Raleigh - Rock and Ice Apr/2013
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Kor, six-feet-five inches tall, was as dominating a figure physically as he was technically and climbed with what has been describes as an animal's energy. Seemingly possessed, he blazed across the rock of the Western U.S., enlisting a string of partners�leading climbers themselves�who recounted tales of horror and near death on his many first ascents.
Kor's technical skills and accomplishments gained him international fame, and in 1966 he joined an elite team of alpinists that included Dougal Haston and John Harlin to attempt a direct line on the North Face of the Eiger. On that route, Kor pioneered a key rock traverse, but two-thirds of the way up the face, a fixed rope Harlin was jumarring cut, and he fell to his death. Devastated, Kor quit the Eiger and returned to his home in Colorado where his attitude toward climbing "vacillated between disinterest and his well-known enthusiasm," according to the 1977 book Climb! by Robert Godfrey and Dudley Chelton. Later that year Kor did reluctantly join Wayne Goss and Bob Culp to make the first winter ascent of the Diamond, but that was of his last major climbs and he quite the sport altogether in 1968 and became a Jehovah's Witness.
Later in life Kor did return to climbing, even doing the first ascent of a desert tower in Arizona in 2009, displaying his youthful vigor. He had hope to climb in the Dolomites, but poor health and a kidney transplant kept him close to home. He was 74.
For more about Kor, see Rock and Ice No. 181, page 24 of the free digital edition, here.
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Rylan Clark and his fellow X Factor contestants spent last night partying hard at London's Mahiki nightclub, to celebrate the star's 24th birthday.
But Rylan - who's own for his crazy style and loud personality, was upstaged by the X Factor judges Nicole Scherzinger and Tulisa. Check. Out. Those. Outfits. Nicole embraced the Halloween fancy dress theme and paid homage to her Pussycat Doll days by wearing a red and black PVC leotard and fishnet tights, while Tulisa dressed as a sexy vampire.
Rylan was a zombie American footballer, while Lucy Spraggan looked pretty darn cute in her pumpkin outfit.
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The gang looked like they had heaps of fun at the party. At one point Rylan's mentor Nicole even took a break from dancing to sit on the singer's lap. Oh, what we wouldn't give to see the rest of the pictures.
We bet Louis Walsh and Gary Barlow are kicking themselves that they decided to have an early night! RM
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On Saturday the Club Team took a doubleheader from the American International College Yellow Jackets. In the first game the young Cats took a first inning 11-0 lead and coasted to a 18-4 win. Steve Blout pitched the first 4 innings and Alex MacDonald closed out the 5th in a "mercy win". Multiple hits were recorded by Steve Blout (4), Sean O'Neill (3) and 2 each for Kyle Trebour, Chris Kenseth, Brendan Hackett and Dan Martin.
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I hope that every reader of these columns had the same reaction when McComb suggested traveling back to 1994 to kill Officer Walker before he became Agent Walker. This is a serious anomaly akin to killing Adolph Hitler: if you succeed, you will never have any reason to make the trip, so barring some application of the common understanding of Niven's Law, it leads inexorably to an infinity loop.
We can be grateful that he failed.
Note--and this is important--that although Agent Walker came to that time and place to prevent changes to the past, and did reverse numerous changes, he is not responsible for having saved his own life. We saw the version of history in which McComb's thugs shot him twice in the chest and left him for dead on the lawn, but his body armor protected him and he survived.
At this point, too, we commend Timecop for recognizing an aspect of replacement theory often overlooked: the stacking of variant histories. The history we are observing is not the original history in which the Walker family lives in the big old house outside town, nor the final history in which once again they live in that same house. We are seeing an intermediate altered history--a version of events created by the trip McComb makes to the past, and then undone by the trip Walker makes.
Having said that, we must mention that there is then a very common problem, one that we first noted in connection with Back to the Future: the Agent Walker that exists knows nothing of the history through which he actually lived, remembering the history that now never happened. In undoing the history McComb created, he should undo the version of himself who lived through that. He will not be surprised when the car delivers him to the house in which he has always lived, and his wife who never died comes to greet him along with the nearly ten-year-old son they have been raising for most of the last decade (whose name he knows, along with the boy's favorite ice cream, favorite toys, books, and television shows, and all the other things you come to know about your children).
Further, there are still at least two more rather significant problems in the film, still to be addressed.


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Sallie Krawcheck to Buy 85 Broads Women's Network
Sallie Krawcheck, the former head of Bank of America's wealth management division, is buying global women's network 85 Broads, the organization announced Wednesday.
Krawcheck is buying the group from founder and former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Janet Hanson. The network counts more than 30,000 women as its members.
In a post on LinkedIn on Wednesday, Krawcheck wrote: "I am becoming involved with and investing in 85 Broads because investing in women is smart business."
Krawcheck couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
Krawcheck left Bank of America in September 2011 as part of a management reshuffling under Chief Executive Officer Brian Moynihan. Since then, she's maintained a vocal presence on Twitter and LinkedIn, where she wrote about the lessons she's learned from being fired, and in the opinion sections of various newspapers, where she's discussed money-market fund reform.
She was also rumored last November to be a possible candidate for the chairmanship of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, a position that ultimately went to former federal prosecutor Mary Jo White.
During her time on Wall Street, Krawcheck was regarded as one of the most powerful women in finance. Prior to Bank of America, she held several positions at Citigroup, including chief financial officer and chairman and chief executive officer of Smith Barney, the brokerage unit.
Krawcheck joined Citigroup from Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., where she was chairman and chief executive officer, to run Smith Barney and the global research business, which had suffered scandals relating to biased research.
The financial terms of the arrangement with 85 Broads were not disclosed. Hanson will retain an ownership stake and stay on as an adviser to Krawcheck. She will also become Chairman Emeritus.
"Research shows that it is good business to invest in women," Krawcheck said in a statement." It creates jobs, improves business results, enhances financial stewardship and is one of the keys to global economic prosperity."


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Berghs offers education in public relations, advertising, design, and other communications fields. Berghs' wonderful 2011 Exhibition focuses on the fear of failure, and includes a wonderful video series featuring leading designers, writers and academics discussing this theme. We'll feature these videos for the next couple of weeks.
If you happen to be in Stockholm at the end of May, here's information about the public exhibition.
[Hat tip to Craig Collins for pointing out this FastCoDesign post on the exhibition.]


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Participants in the St. Augustine/Aviles Student Exchange Program stand in front of the statue of Don Pedro Menendez and wave goodbye as they prepare to depart St. Augustine to visit the city of Menendez's birth, Aviles, Spain.
When Don Pedro Menendez stepped ashore in Florida on September 8, 1565 and founded a new city, the City of St. Augustine, he surely paused for a moment and contemplated his own home town of Aviles, Spain, so very far away. What he could never have imagined was that nearly 437 years later 12 high school students would depart this new city in the new world to spend two weeks back in the city of his birth.
It would have been a believe-it-or-not moment for the Spanish explorer had he been present on July 1 when those students and their two chaperones stood in front of the Menendez statue for a group photo just before departing for Aviles.
The students are traveling to Aviles as participants in a student exchange program started last year by the City of St. Augustine and the City of Aviles. When the students return later this month, they will be followed by a dozen of their counterparts from Aviles who will visit St. Augustine for two weeks. The program this year is centered on a study of the environment of each region the students will visit. The program is sponsored by the St. Augustine Sister City Association, Inc.
The students pay their own transportation costs and are housed in the homes of their counterparts in Aviles. When the Spanish students visit St. Augustine, they will also stay with host families. The funds necessary to provide transportation and food for each day's very busy schedule must come from local businesses and individuals that support the educational program.
Read the students' impressions of Aviles.
Participants in this year's St. Augustine/Aviles Student Exchange Program are:
Bartram Trail High School
Justin Davis
Yvonne Davis
Brooke LaDue
Pedro Menendez High School
Stephanie Turner
St. Augustine High School
Danielle Brewer
Cassidy Hunt
Sholem Palevsky
Lindsey Pickard
St. Joseph Academy
Ericka Bancks
Johnathon Cozart
Theresa Doll
Sarah Drysdale
The Chaperones are Anthony Gedris and Julie Tugya.