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(Lake Cushman) A Sequim man drowned in Lake Cushman over the weekend.
18-year-old Calvin White drowned while swimming at Skokomish Park Saturday.
Mason County authorities say White was swimming alone while his friends were ashore around noon Saturday. His friends called 911 after he hadnt been spotted in about half an hour.
Witnesses and emergency dive crews searched for the man, who was thought to be swimming in the swimming boundary area when he disappeared.
White was found drowned about four hours later by dive units.
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Mount Maunganui's $2 million Bay Oval cricket pavilion was opened by Mayor Stuart Crosby just minutes before the start of the first match to played at the venue.
Prior to the HRV Cup Twenty20 match between Northern Districts and Canterbury, Mr Crosby said the development of the cricket arena and now the top-class facilities of the pavilion were important to the development of sport in the city.
"We are the sixth largest city in New Zealand and growing rapidly," Mr Crosby said.
"We have always struggled a little bit in getting adequate sporting facilities. We have had to invest so much in infrastructure to run the city and sporting and recreation facilities have always been hard to get over the line.
"So the way we do it is in collaboration and co-operation with the major entities and the Bay Oval is a pretty typical example of that. There has been a lot of innovation to get the facility here and to get the funding to get the pavilion finished.
"It is a great effort and we look forward to it growing and developing further. I actually think that this oval will become a premier oval in New Zealand cricket in the future.
"Tauranga has all the natural attributes to be a cricket city."
The Bay Oval will host 11 games in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2014 beginning on January 8.
Mr Crosby says the tournament will showcase the oval to an international audience and also encourage other funders to get more development done at the complex, particularly flood lights and other facilities needed for a leading cricket ground.
Bay of Plenty Cricket Trust Chairman Chris Rapson thanked the community groups, volunteers and BoP cricket staff who had played a huge part in the success of the project. "It's a great day for Bay cricket and it's a great day for Tauranga."


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Marietta High's cross country teams have the potential to turn some heads on the 5k race course this fall.
Potential of course is the operative word.
"My favorite expression about what looks good on paper...we don't run cross (country) on paper, we run on dirt," said MHS head coach Dale Leeper, who will be in his 17th fall with the Marietta High and Marietta Middle School programs.
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Marietta High's Brittany Deskins (101) gets a drink after finishing the 14th annual Elizabeth S. Broughton Memorial Invitational at the Broughton Nature & Wildlife Area last season.
RON JOHNSTON The Marietta Times
The Marietta High boys' cross country team toes the starting line at the 14th annual Elizabeth S. Broughton Memorial Invitational at the Broughton Nature & Wildlife Area last season.
"Expect the unexpected."
A year ago, Leeper knew at the beginning of the campaign that he had a couple of youthful harrier squads toeing the starting lines at meets. The girls had one senior (crew standout Hailey Carman) while the boys had zero seniors.
In prep cross country, underclassmen are often times the swiftest in the pack. But not for Marietta last season.
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Marietta High cross country
Head coach: Dale Leeper
2014 Girls Roster
Olivia Wesel, Emma Martin, Kelsey Adkins, Brittany Deskins
Josie Miracle, Jenell Betts
Nora Torbett, Viola Sullivan, Cooper Halliday, Hannah Crone, Elena Lawson, Bailey Graham, Kelsey Hall
Renee Austin, Megan Blair, Mackenzie Hess
Boys Roster
Jake Haught, Kody Phillips, Cameron Barnhouse, Chris Austin, Connor Brack
Mason Hall, Jack Halliday, Jeffrey Davis, Joel Bricker, Will Bicham, Scott Morris
Hayden Carman, Hunter Danford, Brenden Alkire, Thomas Bickam, Alex Perruci
Max Garrison, John Diehl, Collin Doughty, Tucker Hampton, Samuel Bartlett, Nathn Matthews, Will Mullen,Caleb Young, Yogi Tomasch, Matthew Martin, Gus Thompson
2014 schedule
Aug 16 at Moose is Loose Relay Race@Malone College
Aug. 23 Elizabeth S. Broughton Memorial Invitational
Aug. 30 at Scenic Hills Invitational@Warren
Sept. 6 at McGowan Invitational@Watkins Memorial
Sept. 13 at Colt Invitational@Meadwobrook
Sept. 16 at MOV Challenge@Mineral Wells Fairgrounds
Sept. 20 at Lancaster Bob Reall Invitational@Lancaster
Sept. 27 at Rio Grande Invitational
Oct. 4 no meet
Oct. 11 at ECOL Championship@Cambridge
Oct. 14 East/Southeast District Middle School Championship
Oct. 18 District@Watkins Memorial
Oct. 25 Regional@Pickerington North
Nov. 1 State@National Trail Raceway
At October's East Central Ohio League (ECOL) meet in Cambridge, the Lady Tigers finished fourth in a field of four, while the orange and black gentlemen were fifth out of seven.
Of the seven girls' scorers at the 2013 league event, six have returned. On the boys side, only four ECOL scorers are back.
Overall for this upcoming season, the MHS XC numbers look good with 27 boys and 16 girls. Practice started in earnest Aug. 1.
"We just returned from a four-day/three-night high school camp - just us - at Cedar Lakes," Leeper said. "Very positive teambuilding experience. This is the fourth year we've done this, and it's gotten better each year."
Leeper said his teams were preparing "for a fun run at Malone" Aug. 16.
"This will be a way to kick off the season with five-runner teams in imaginative garb with each runner doing a two-mile leg," the coach said.
The MHS boys are expected to be paced by senior Jake Haught, an Ohio Division I district honoree.
Last year, he nearly cracked the top 10 with an 11th-place finish in the ECOL race. His clocking was 17 minutes, 44.55 seconds.
Leeper said some other runners to keep an eye on will be seniors' Kody Phillips Connor Brack, and junior Jeff Davis.
Senior Cameron Barnhouse scored at the 2013 league event and is also back.
"Newcomers' Will (Bickam) and Scott (Morris) should contribute as juniors," Leeper said. "Any two or three of our sophomores could easily step up.
"We have a large group of freshman boys. Several of them made some noise last year in middle school, and I wouldn't be surprised to see two or three - or even four - of them pushing upperclassmen, hard."
On the ladies' side, there are a group of seniors, featuring Olivia Wesel, Emma Martin and Brittany Deskins.
Then, there's sophomore Kelsey Hall, who ran 22:04.19 in the ECOL meet, tops for the MHS girls. At the end of the season, she was honored as an all-district selection.
There are two juniors on the roster - Josie Miracle and Jenell Betts - and both should contribute, Leeper said.
"The bulk of the load will be carried by a very deep and talented group of sophomores," the coach continued. "We expect significant contributions from that group."
Marietta High is scheduled to host and open its season at the 15th annual Elizabeth S. Broughton Memorial Invitational at the Broughton Nature & Wildlife Area Saturday, Aug. 23, at 10 a.m.
"As of now, we're expecting 12-15 teams, 400-500 runners total, from Ohio and West Virginia," Leeper said.


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The "little shoe" that scoops up every last delicious bite.
Scarpetta: The Little Shoe
What do you do - you've just finished the last forkful of your favorite spaghetti alle cozze (spaghetti with mussels) and now you're dying to relish that last little bit of sauce still left on your plate? You've exhausted all efforts to scoop it up with your cutlery, and you've completely ruled out the possibility of sneaking the plate up to your mouth for a quick swipe, unnoticed. So now what? You assure yourself, it's not just gluttony - it's truly a pity to waste such a ben di Dio (loose translation: gift of God). You look at that plate - still warm and irresistible - and you know that your relationship with it is not over! Some well-meaning waiter might look at that plate and think the time has come for you to move on, but he doesn't see it the way you do. If you're Italian - anywhere from four to eighty-four years old - the answer is obvious: bread! Bread is the solution and there is a method - there's even a word for it: scarpetta.
Scarpetta means "little shoe" in Italian. This is a colloquial expression, and probably most Italian families' have their own stories about the practice - but, first, let's clarify what it is. Fare la scarpetta means when you find yourself in the situation described above, you simply take a piece of bread from the basket - which part of the bread you choose is important and strategic - and propel it into the sauce. At this very moment, that piece of bread transforms into a tiny shoe - and the sauce is the soft ground, if you will, in which your little shoe is sinking. Italy could be divided into two groups: those who do the scarpetta, and those (few) who don't. Some people do so only furtively - just enough to show solidarity; more brazen food lovers just dig in with no regrets. A good scarpettaro - that is, the doer of the deed - will leave the plate with nearly no trace of sauce - which is of great help, as we all know, for the dishwasher.
I have three brothers and two sisters and when we were little, growing up in Venice in the 50's, we had to clean our plates this way - we simply had to, no discussions - and we enjoyed doing so. Absurd as it may sound, our mother taught us to first gently pass a piece of bread around our tomato-smeared lips and chin, and then do a little scarpettina. The reason was simple: we used real and precious cloth napkins and we didn't have a washing machine yet - and we kids made a real mess of those napkins. Another important reason di fare la scarpetta (literally "to do the scarpetta") was that in our family, as in millions of other Italian families in those days, the idea of wasting any food was considered a mortal sin; this was true not only in Italy, but in many post-war European countries. Doing scarpetta was not only a way to save the precious sauce left on our plates, but also a way to use up all those little pieces of bread scattered about the table. There was one caveat to the scarpetta rule in our family: we were taught that this habit was a definite no-no in polite society and in most restaurants. If we found ourselves in such circumstances, my father's edict was that maybe, but just maybe, it was permissible to do scarpetta once or twice if we used our fork instead of our fingers.
Northern Italians normally do not eat bread with pasta. A piece of bread is used just as a tool for genteelly assisting food onto a fork. Southern Italians are more honest. They love eating pasta with bread and they don't hide it. It's not rare, even today, to see hard workers - the hungry ones - dipping a whole panino in a juicy plate of pasta - with as clear a conscience as if they were plunging a biscotto in a caffelatte. So, scarpetta? - si!


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Stringer Plans Mayoral Forum on Tech Sector
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer plans to hold a mayoral forum this spring dedicated to issues surrounding New York City's burgeoning technology sector, his first significant effort to influence the race to succeed Mayor Michael Bloomberg since he abandoned his mayoral ambitions last year and launched a bid for city comptroller.
At his final state-of-the-borough address on Thursday, Stringer intends to announce he will hold a conference April 26 at New York Law School on the city's emerging technology sector and how it could offer a gateway to the middle class for New Yorkers. The conference will include a mayoral forum, and each of the major candidates seeking the Democratic nomination has already agreed to attend, his staff confirmed.
"Because Mike Bloomberg has really led the way in making us the number two tech hub in the nation, rivaling only Silicon Valley – we've already surpassed Boston – we do need to focus the 2013 candidates on this vital part of our economy," Stringer said. "It's a great opportunity for the candidates to talk about this important sector."
The industry is hoping to play an influential role in this year's municipal elections. Some of the city's prominent tech figures have already donated money to candidates expected to run in citywide elections, records show, a pattern likely to continue as the campaign season heats up.
In November, Stringer dropped his plan to run for mayor and announced his bid for comptroller. Stringer had polled at the bottom of the pack of major contenders for the Democratic mayoral nomination, and he decided to seek the comptroller's post, in large part because he believed he had a much clearer path to victory in that race. Since entering the comptroller's race, Stringer has collected a wide array of endorsements, including Rep. Jerrold Nadler and former Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer.
Stringer said he is seriously considering making an endorsement in the mayor's race, but he said he does not have a timetable for doing so. Stringer said he and his supporters are in the "research" stage.


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Installing and running Fluidsynth on OpenSolaris
By drapeau on Feb 09, 2010
Fluidsynth was put into the OpenSolaris "pending" repository, the idea being that people will check it out and if it's deemed to be of reasonable quality, it'll get voted into the contributed software repository. The "contrib" repo is where good packages go after they've been testing in the "pending" repo staging area. We haven't voted on Fluidsynth yet as of the time I write this; I'm hoping that will change after people read what I've done here.
(note: for my testing, I am running OpenSolaris build snv_111b)
First things first: set up OpenSolaris to find packages from the Source Juicer "pending" repository with these two steps:
- type "pfexec pkg set-publisher -O http://jucr.opensolaris.org/pending jucr-pending"
- type "pfexec pkg refresh"
At this point I ran into a little snag, which is not the fault of OpenSolaris: I'm testing this within OpenSolaris, but OpenSolaris is running as a VirtualBox guest on my Mac Book Pro. Turns out that audio support in OpenSolaris under VirtualBox needs a little bit of work to get going. It's easy enough, though, and took less than five minutes to get it working. The instructions on how to make it work are in this blog post, which is clearly written. And I had fewer problems than were mentioned; I didn't have to reboot or uninstall the "SUNWaudiohd" package. Good times!
At this point, my big challenge was where to find two files to test Fluidsynth: a sound font (basically, a description of instruments that Fluidsynth uses to play music), and some music (a MIDI file). I did a Google search to find a nice Yamaha DX-7 electric piano sound font (I happened to find it here), and it was easy to find any number of .mid files to play.
To test, I typed "fluidsynth <name-of-sound-font.SF> <name-of-MIDI-file.mid>". That worked just fine: I heard the music loud and clear, although Fluidsynth complained that there is no /dev/midi. I believe it is expecting me to connect a MIDI keyboard to the computer and start playing, which is not necessary for this test. Also, Fluidsynth had to re-map some of the MIDI file's preferred instruments to what was available in the sound font's instrument library. Not a problem, though.
Just for fun, I tried turning off the built-in chorus and reverb effects, and I boosted the amplitude to see if these features worked:
"fluidsynth --chorus no --reverb no --gain 0.8 <name-of-sound-font.SF> <name-of-MIDI-file.mid>". I also tried changing these parameters individually to isolate the effects. Again, this worked fine.
As far as I can tell, Fluidsynth works perfectly well on OpenSolaris. It should make a fine addition to the contrib repo.
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Published: Sunday, November 24, 2013 at 12:26 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 24, 2013 at 12:26 a.m.
NEW YORK | Free-agent catcher Brian McCann and the New York Yankees are about to complete a five-year deal worth around $85 million, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press on Saturday night.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal wasn't finalized. The contract is expected to include a vesting option worth $15 million. The deal's completion is pending a physical.
In an already brisk offseason throughout the majors, the McCann move would be the first major addition for the Yankees since they missed the playoffs for only the second time in 19 years. They finished fourth in the AL East this year.
The Yankees made finding a catcher a priority, and McCann was the best available. The seven-time All-Star played all nine of his big league seasons with the Atlanta Braves, hitting at least 20 homers for a sixth straight season before choosing to test the market after the World Series.
The 29-year-old McCann returned from offseason shoulder surgery in April and hit .256 with 57 RBIs in 356 at-bats for the NL East champions.
The Braves will receive a compensatory pick between the first and second round of the June draft because McCann turned down their $14.1 million qualifying offer.
The Yankees relied heavily on career backup Chris Stewart last year after Francisco Cervelli was injured, then suspended 50 games. They had let Gold Glove catcher Russell Martin leave as a free agent in a cost-cutting move before the 2013 season.
McCann bats left-handed, always a bonus for power hitters at Yankee Stadium with the short right field fence. He is a career .277 hitter with 176 home runs and 661 RBIs.
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Project-Based Learning: Don't Dictate, Collaborate!
Are you looking for ways to enrich and enliven classroom encounters for both yourself and your students? Have you often wished there were a way to actually "do" something meaningful about issues raised by adult learners in your classroom discussions? If you answered "yes" to either of the preceding questions, you may want to explore the possibilities offered by project-based, collaborative learning and teacher action research.
During the past year, I was privileged to participate in Project IDEA, an alternative staff development program utilizing teacher action research and project-based learning. I attended my first IDEA Institute in September 1999 in which I learned about project-based learning and action research. I then returned to my learning center and began, somewhat dubiously, to join the ranks of teachers using the project-based learning approach. I teach language arts, social studies, and science at Bridges Adult Learning Center in Lubbock, Texas. Most of my students are working on their GEDs and a few are preparing for community college programs. The class I selected to use for my Project IDEA class met four days a week from eight to nine in the morning; class size ranged from three to fifteen students.
Project-based learning encourages learners and teachers to work in partnership, drawing ideas for curriculum content from learner themes. With this collaborative approach, the teacher acts as a facilitator or guide and adult learners examine and identify what they already know. Then by combining their skills and knowledge with their peers, they work together to achieve a common goal. Teacher action research allows the teacher to serve as a researcher by "conducting systematic inquiry in their own teaching environment by identifying questions, seeking answers, providing interpretations, and applying knowledge." (Baird and Davis, 2000)
- Taylor, Marais, and Kaplan (1997) assert that a central focus of this process is the action learning cycle: plan, act, reflect, and learn.
- The group plans what they're going to do by setting a goal and creating timelines, assigned responsibilities, and expected outcomes.
- They act on their plan.
- They reflect on what they have done. What was the outcome? How did they feel about it? Was it as expected? How was it different?
- By examining their reflections, they learn from the experience. Would they do it the same way next time? How would they change it? If the outcome was different than expected, was it still acceptable? Why or why not?
Summary of Project
We completed a series of mini-projects, culminating with a Christmas party for the residents of a nursing home near the learning center. Reflective writing and basic computer skills have been the focus of my Project IDEA work. For a final product, students produced an anthology of their writings about their lives and goals and their responses to and evaluations of the events our class participated in during the year.
Set-up and Getting Started
- Ice-breaker. Since team building is essential to project activities, we began by getting to know each other. Everyone present, including me, filled out information about themselves on a transparency and then, using the overhead projector, reported about themselves to the group. We told about our interests, why we returned to school, and the different roles we assume in our lives.
- Bio-poems. Students wrote short, descriptive poems about themselves, using a form in which they filled in blanks with descriptive words. Students typed up their poems; we took everyone's picture, mounted pictures with poems, and posted the finished products at the entrance to the orientation site at our center.
- What is learning? We talked about the nature of learning experiences, using the model of the learning cycle (plan, act, reflect, learn) presented in our Project IDEA meetings. This led to a discussion about past experiences that motivated us to action. In many cases, students talked about what had brought them back to school. We noticed that it is from our failures that we learn the most. So no matter what happens, we've learned something. I found this concept helpful, not only for my students, but also for myself as well. Later in the process, we would pause to reflect and discover what kind of learning was taking place when students made comments like, "Gee, this is fun, but what am I learning?"
- Teamwork poster. Our second mini-project was teamwork posters. Using a quote by Heide Spruck Wrigley from the Learners Outcomes handout from the Project IDEA Teacher Institute for inspiration, All of us together are stronger than any one of us alone, we talked about the qualities that make a good team. Students compiled a set of guidelines for teamwork, working first in small groups, then together as a class. Each group selected a saying and made a poster collage using colored markers and pictures from magazines. We displayed the completed posters in the classroom.
Implementation Process
- Dia de los Muertos. Students held a potluck for everyone at the Center on the Friday before Halloween. They made and brought food using recipes from a Web site recommended on the IDEA Listserv http://www.azcentral.com/ent/dead/. They wrote anecdotal paragraphs about departed family members, typed them up and made collages from magazine photos of things that reminded them of the person.
- For Thanksgiving. Students held a potluck at the learning center and wrote on the theme of "Blessings that didn't seem like blessings at the time."
- Carousel Care Center Christmas party. Up to this point, our audience had been learning center students and staff. We needed to come up with a project that would reach people outside of the center so we selected a local nursing home, Carousel Care Center. Since making and selling crafts appealed to the majority of the students, this led to a discussion about renting a booth at a craft fair. Comments during the dialogue included: Where would we get the money for entry fees? Is there time before Christmas? Who knows where or when there will be such a fair? What about a flea market or a swap meet? Then someone asked what proved to be a key question, Why do we have to sell what we make? Another suggested, We could donate whatever we make to a nursing home. Two responded in unison, Or a school?
We studied the Lubbock Volunteer Bureau's booklet about community service opportunities available during the Christmas Season and from the listings they chose the nursing home activity. Students arranged the party date and time with the nursing home staff, made a Christmas card, and prepared a "goodie basket" of baked goods, fruit and candy for each resident. They wrote to the Unitarian-Universalist Church requesting funds to buy each resident a small gift, fruit and candy for the goodie basket, and supplies for gift wrapping and serving food. One student arranged to bring punch donated by McDonald's. A group of four students prepared and three of them performed choral readings of Christmas poems and songs. Students brought extra gifts that we gave away in a drawing. They wrapped the fruit and gifts and organized the packages for transport. We car pooled from the learning center to the nursing home nearby.
Professional Outcomes
Though my teaching style has often led me to consult my students about our class work, Project IDEA has given me a framework within which to do this more systematically and more productively via collaborative and project-based learning.
- Student evaluation of classes.When I began asking students to evaluate my Project IDEA class, I was sometimes astonished at students' interpretation of the topic of the day. Now I regularly request evaluations from all my classes, devoting about 15 minutes to this activity and discussing the results with the group.
- Group Activities: In class evaluations, many students have indicated a preference for group work, so we do this often now.
- Unplanned class discussions. I no longer resist student tendencies to stray from a lesson plan to discuss a topic that has caught their interest. Instead, I consider these discussions opportunities to tap into student motivation and initiate projects for learning.
- Collage and drawing. I occasionally use other media of expression along with writing assignments.
- Computer skills. I include basic word processing skills as part of the writing curriculum. I encourage students to type up their writing assignments on the computer and save their work to a diskette.
- Share student writings. I learned from class evaluations that students find reading what others have written helpful and supportive, and it motivates them to write and revise their work.
- Teacher networking and accessing resources. In July 2000, I presented a workshop at the Oklahoma State Department of Education Adult Literacy and Teacher Training Summer Conference with Anson Green, a former Project IDEA participant. Having been introduced to his work through the first Project IDEA cohort, I've been field-testing Anson's La Cocina de Vida curriculum with my students. Additionally, I have engaged in one-on-one mentoring with a Project IDEA colleague, Tina Washco. My teaching site isolates me from other adult educators in Lubbock, so I'm often "out of the loop" when it comes to hearing about professional development and networking opportunities, such as TETN conferences, workshops around the state, and the e-mail discussion groups for Texas adult educators. Project IDEA has made me aware of these opportunities and resources.
Learner Outcomes
- Equipped for the Future. Project-based learning addresses all four categories of Equipped for the Future's framework of skills adults need to succeed in their roles as citizens, family members, and workers (Stein 2000)
- Communication: Almost all participants say that their writing skills have improved. Working in groups and on teams requires communication, and most of our projects included reading and reporting as part of our classroom process. Students report that they either have learned how to use the word processor or that their existing computer skills have improved. A few found that working in small groups helped them feel more comfortable speaking to the whole class.
- Decision making and planning are involved in choosing and implementing a project. Those who worked on organizing student writings said they learned organizational skills, how to put essays into categories, and how to make a table of contents.
- Interpersonal skills are essential to teamwork, as are negotiation and compromise. Almost everyone said they had learned something about how to work with others on a team.
- Lifelong Learning Skills: Reflection and evaluation are essential to the project-based learning process. Through individual reflection and group discussions of student themes such as divorce, raising children, domestic abuse and health issues, students learned to develop and express a sense of self.
By far, I think that the most important outcome was the sense of accomplishment the learners felt when a project was completed. This was reflected by a student's comment about organizing the student writings: "I contributed ideas to make this project."
About the Author
Louise Sanders has been a part-time adult educator for the past four years. She currently teaches ABE/GED and College Prep classes at Bridges Adult Learning Center in Lubbock. Her undergraduate degree is in Comparative Literature from the University of California at Berkeley. Recently, she has entered the Learning Communities Interdisciplinary Residency Masters program at Lesley College in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Personal interests include reading, travel, writing, horses, and fabric art. A former 4-H leader and Lubbock County 4-H Board member, she suggests you call on your country extension agents as resources for topical presentations in your classrooms. A Lubbock resident since 1991, she has also lived and worked in California, Spain, Mexico, Korea, and New Mexico. She has two adult children, Dominique, a student at Texas Tech, and Peter, a systems administrator living in San Francisco. For most people, change is a move to a new neighborhood or a different job. When Louise makes a change, her whole lifestyle is transformed. Her mottoes are "Onward through the fog," and "Bloom where you are planted."
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- Biographie universelle des musiciens et bibliographie générale de la musique, 1881 supplement (p.213) - info on the "Cramer" pseudonym.
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- Possibly another variant of the commonly used pseudonym "Cramer" employed by Paris music publishers from ca.1850-1910. The 1882 entry in Handlexikon der Tonkunst is for a Heinrich Cramer who was born in 1818 in Frankfurt and died there in 1877 (on May 30, according to some sources. Henri Cramer appears to have been an altogether different person active in Paris.
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Ireland lowers legal limit & reduces penalties at once
Ireland has introduced interesting new legislation that provides for a lower legal blood alcohol limit but reduces the penalties associated with driving drunk at the new limit.
Instead of removing a person's ability to drive for 12 months, as is the current law, Ireland will use penalty points and fines for those close to the new reduced limit. The new limit will be reduced from 80mg to 50 mg, meaning the legal limit could be as low as one drink for a number of drivers. The new limit for young drivers and commercial drivers will be 20mg, which is the equivalent of no alcoholic drinks.
The lower limit reduces the probability someone can be out drinking but still under the legal limit. Instead of removing a driver's license from someone who is slightly impaired, the new law will allow anyone traveling with a blood alcohol content under 100mg to plead guilty and accept penalty points instead.
The new policy is interesting in terms of its implications on the international level. Drunk driving laws across the world often have an impact on laws here at home. For example, Ireland is also introducing mandatory breath testing at the scene of an accident for the first time. This policy has also been considered by Canada.
Both countries currently use the same probable cause rule we use her in the United States. Those who watch issues of human rights on the international level feel threatened by this new course abroad. If these countries begin introducing random testing without cause and can find a way to justify it, the same justifications may be used to strip legal protections domestically.
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KALAMAZOO, MI -- It was fairly easy to see how comfortable Chance Stewart was around the Western Michigan University football program this spring.
Stewart showed up at the Broncos' first spring practice and got the royal treatment from head coach P.J. Fleck and the coaching staff as he stood in the middle of the field in the indoor practice facility.
Since then, he's shown up to a handful of WMU practices wearing sweatpants and a smile on his face.
Stewart was seen joking around with WMU senior quarterback Tyler Van Tubbergen and offensive coordinator Kirk Ciarrocca after Thursday morning's practice.
According to BroncoBlitz.com, Stewart, a 4-star recruit, is the highest rated player to commit to WMU in the Rivals.com era. Stewart is ranked No. 215 in the Rivals250 national rankings.
In an interview with the Sturgis Journal the 6-foot-6, 205-pound Stewart said WMU was "a perfect fit."
"I enjoy every thing about Western Michigan and now knowing my family and friends will be able to see me play close by made it even better," Stewart told the Journal.
Per NCAA rules Fleck cannot comment on unsigned players.
Stewart had interest from numerous schools, but it was believed he was deciding between Western Michigan and Illinois and he was expected to make a decision by mid-May.
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Jeremy Hilton has testified for congressional committees and written for Time magazine, but he's neither politician nor pundit. He's been interviewed by network anchors and the ladies on "The View," but he's neither business mogul nor movie idol. He's not the frontman for a band, but he could be called a rock star.
Jeremy is an Air Force spouse and an advocate for military families with special needs, including his own family. He and his wife, Renae, have two children, Jack, 3, and Kate, 10. Kate has multiple disabilities.
A former submariner, Jeremy left the Navy to become a stay-at-home dad after Kate's birth. Her first five years were marked by multiple surgeries, thousands of hours spent in therapy and doctor's appointments. All this as Renae's career followed the usual course: deployments, moves, transitions.
"We moved five times before she was 7," Jeremy said.
Two consecutive assignments in the Washington, D.C., area have provided the family some stability. Jeremy decided to put his hard-won knowledge and proximity to Capitol Hill to work as an advocate for military children like Kate.
"We went through all those transitions with her," he said. "We learned what it took and where the weak spots in our system exist. These are broken things. If I don't try to fix them, who's going to?"
Jeremy began speaking out for families like his, and his platform helped him become Military Spouse of the Year for 2012. The commercially sponsored title, conferred by Military Spouse Magazine, gave him national visibility, which he's used to advocate strengthening the support system for military families with special needs.
Jeremy said the system has community and military components, both in need of change, offering a few examples of a complex set of problems.
On the military side, he explained that while Tricare covers most medical issues, there is a whole spectrum of special needs that are not covered. For example, certain widely used therapies for autism are classified as "educational" by Tricare and are not covered.
On the community side, military families often have difficulty accessing programs like Medicaid, because the services are wait-listed by state. Jeremy explained that waiting list times are much longer than standard military assignments. When a family moves, they go to the bottom of the list in their new home state, further delaying care.
Those who assume that military health care and state benefits automatically cover all the needs of a disabled family member are not alone. Jeremy said government representatives don't have the whole picture, either.
After a briefing about military families and state-based waiting lists, a Department of Health and Human Services representative said to Jeremy, "I just hadn't thought about military families."
Words like that motivate Jeremy to communicate the urgency of the issues wherever he can, but he said changing the system via bureaucracy is slow, complicated and frustrating.
"People are usually very open to this and want to help," he said. "They can say until they're blue in the face that they understand and that this is important but …" he spreads his hands. Translating words into meaningful action is the challenge.
"It's my job to get the word out," he said. "What I'm trying to accomplish is to figure out ways to access what is available, so we aren't penalized for being military families," he said. "We're not asking for anything above what the civilian world has. We're asking for parity."
He's hopeful that First Lady Michelle Obama will take notice of special-needs military kids through her Joining Forces program. He said the issue of state waiting lists is tailored to the kind of work Joining Forces does.
Although he speaks out for families like his, Jeremy said his actions might not affect his daughter's care, because change happens slowly.
"But they're going to impact a lot of other children coming behind us," he said.
Aware of the parents caring for special-needs kids who don't have the time or opportunity to speak out, he said, "Somebody's got to stick up for them."
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Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett has been attending the funerals of three African Americans killed in a shooting spree on Good Friday. The killings happened in the same city where the black community was assaulted by whites during the 1921 race riot. Bartlett tells Steve Inskeep his city has made a lot of progress since then.


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Actions sports are getting younger and younger by the year. You're in the back end of your twenties, yet seem to be hitting your prime. What keeps you going?
I feel empowered. I have an amazing team around me. From the Brain Farm film and production team to my sponsors like Red Bull, it's great. They have the willingness to commit and support an event like this. I don't know of any other sponsor that would drop in so full-on to a wild idea. My agent Circe Wallace is always very supportive and has done her job with the right principles. They all support my creative expression and how I'd like to help snowboarding. The sport has given me so much. I'm passionate about it, and it's something that everyone who is able to try it gets something out of it. I want to continue to promote its growth.
How do you outdo yourself next?
Supernatural is a huge step in the right direction. We have some other future film projects that we'll be working on in the next couple years, but I can't talk much about them yet. There are a lot of uncertainties. Hit me up next time this year and I'll tell you all about them.
We're going to hold you to that.
[Laughs] Fair enough.
The sport has given me so much. I'm passionate about it, and it's something that everyone who is able to try it gets something out of it. I want to continue to promote its growth.
Many have called you the best overall snowboarder in the world. Your usual response is that "best" is a relative term. As you see it, who do you consider to be the best?
Nicolas Muller is a true savant. When he puts his mind to riding, his capabilities are endless. I can't wait to see what Jake Blauvelt is capable of in the next couple years. Straight up talent wise, you watch Shaun White ride pipe and you got to give him his credit. He owns it. Iouri Podladtchikov is truly gifted. He's the next up-and-coming rider. He's the only dude I see really being able to take Shaun out.
In a previous interview with Louie Vito, it was discussed that Shaun's perfect score caps the progression of snowboarding. What did you think of Shaun getting a 100.
It's an interesting point. I always think the scores are relevant to that evening and that moment. I think they gave him a 100 for ratings.
100 percent. There's no doubt that run was ridiculous. It shows Shaun's competitive side that he had the thing in the bag and his winning run, which if it were me or most other people would just straight grind the pipe and have some fun, but he goes back up and lays down a run like that for his glory run. He is a determined individual.
I'm sure some people saw that in a negative way.
I saw it as the run he really wanted to land. I would have rather seen him blast a huge method and do a couple straights. He is seriously an alien. He's so incredibly talented, and it's not like he was just given that, he worked his ass off for it. I don't always agree with the way he operates, but I'll give him the credit he deserves. Another guy that I'm actually always blown away by is Seb. Sebastien Toutant, man. Watching him ride park or ride in general, he's got such good board control.
And he's only 19.
Yeah, it's ridiculous.
Anything else you'd like to add?
Biggest thing is that I want people to watch Supernatural. The show itself is amazing. The way the course is presented is next-level. A lot of people came away from that event like, "Man, you got so lucky with the weather. It was as good as it could have been!" But I think that's hardly the case. I see so many ways it could be better. Now that riders have something to reference, the level of riding is just going to go through the roof in the years to come. Nobody really knew what to expect. They were still trying to figure it out, maybe playing it a little bit safe.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States has brought first-of-its kind cyber-espionage charges against five Chinese military officials accused of hacking into U.S. companies to gain…
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I recently installed WordPress 2.7 on our host. I'm totally new to the WordPress CMS, as I normally use TYPOlight, but we needed a real blog. So I was surprised to see that a basic WordPress.org installation is missing many of the widgets found in the WordPress.com account. I know things like box.net don't have to be included widgets, but surely the excellent "Authors" widget should make the cut of being a default widget.
Also, I'm surprised to find that many of the Themes available on WordPress.com are not available for WordPress.org, or else they are not updated to be compatible with 2.7. Themes like Redoable Lite, or Emire (to name only two of MANY). What's the harm in offering downloads for all the WordPress.com themes? They're kept up-to-date by the Automattic team. Let us use them!
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Can I easily find the same themes and widgets used by WordPress.com somewhere? Why is it impossible (or so hard) to find these things when I know they exist for WordPress.com?


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text: Posted August 20, 2013 In my honest opinion, and this is based on what we know now and that there won't be: 1. evidence he's taking money from boosters 2. he gets arrested or continues to get caught breaking the law He'll miss 2-6 games. If I had to guess an exact number, I'd probably say 5. Game #6 is against MSU in the ACC/B10 showdown. He's suspended now "indefinitely" so it wouldn't surprise me if Coach Williams reinstated him after missing a few of the warm up games in November, citing that "PJ has served his suspension" ...etc I agree if it's left up to roy he misses no more then 5 games but 1. Will it be left up to roy and 2. If it is left up to roy do you risk playing him when he is being investigated for impermissible benefits, because that could cost you to forfeit games he played in if he is eventually ruled ineligible. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Hi there softball world. My name is Amanda Evans a former University of Missouri-Kansas City player and now assistant softball coach at Rio Hondo College in Whittier Ca.
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One Indonesian investor has come out strongly in support of Bumi PLC's Indonesian management in its highly public feud with Nat Rothschild.
Yawadwipa Companies, a new fund formed by former Bank of America Merrill Lynch dealmaker Chad Holm, said in a statement Thursday that it firmly stands with billionaire Samin Tan in the spat, which escalated further last week with news that Bumi's Indonesian executives plan to oust Mr. Rothschild in a shareholder vote.
Without naming names, Yawadwipa said it views certain comments made in November by a "certain Bumi PLC insider" as "recklessly and carelessly delivered via a public forum…[A]s an insider and board member, such delivery, in our opinion, was wholly unacceptable. If an employee did this, such individual most certainly would have been fired on the spot."
Mr. Rothschild lambasted corporate governance standards at Bumi in November, according to a letter he wrote that was published by the Financial Times.
Yawadwipa said it hopes to become an investor in Bumi, but wants the current spat to die down before committing itself, and welcomes the proposal outlined by Mr. Tan as the best way forward. It even said it could acquire "sufficient voting shares" of Bumi to ensure Mr. Tan's plan is voted through.
Yawadwipa is still in the process of raising money to close a $1 billion private equity fund in Indonesia.
Mr. Holm said in an e-mailed response that Yawadwipa does not have money, and has not been promised any money, from any of Bumi's related parties or their affiliates, but "certainly as an investment management firm we would welcome their support in the future."
"We do however have a strong vested interest in Indonesia and when appropriate measures are taken and spun as poor corporate governance, it reflects badly on the country and for us and our investment in building a leading presence in the market. Our interest in this matter, to remove uncertainty, is as simple as that," he added.


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This workshop aims to identify workable solutions to the major hurdles hampering the development of the bio-based plastics sector in the EU. We are especially interested in PLA and PHA as we consider these bio-based plastics as having the highest potential for deployment in the EU. Input from market, policy and technological experts within the area of bioplastics is crucial to allow us to develop recommendations which best answer the needs of industry.
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|This bulletin summarizes the information that is included in NIST Special Publication (SP) 121, Revision 1, Guide to Bluetooth Security: Recommendations of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. This guide was revised by John Padgette of Accenture, Karen Scarfone of Scarfone Cybersecurity, and Lily Chen of NIST to update the original version of SP 800-121, which had been issued in October 2008. The bulletin discusses the applications of Bluetooth technology, which is used to establish wireless personal area networks and to interconnect devices and networks; the changes and improvements in Bluetooth technology that have been implemented in commercial devices; and the security issues related to the implementation of Bluetooth services. The bulletin also summarizes NIST‰s recommendations to organizations for protecting their Bluetooth devices and networks from security threats and vulnerabilities. References are provided to NIST‰s publications that help organizations protect networks and devices, and to other sources of information on the development of Bluetooth technology and standards.
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