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The DC Recorder of Deeds announced today that it has revised the Real Property Recordation and Transfer Tax Form FP 7/C (herein "FP7C"). The purpose of this revision was to "contain a self-certification of compliance with tax payment, … Read More
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POSITION SUMMARY Wheeler Clinic's Connecticut Clearinghouse has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Library/Social Media Specialist with shared responsibilities of daily library operations and the utilization of technology solutions for marketing and...
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities Maintains a personal, active relationship with Jesus Christ and is a consistent witness for Jesus Christ. Faithfully upholds BGEA in prayer. Demonstrates behavior aligned with BGEA's Mission Statement, Statement of Fa...
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Position : Social Media Content Specialist Department : Marketing Communications Location: Lenexa, KS COMPANY OVERVIEW: Be a Life Changer! Grantham University is a nationally accredited online University founded in 1951 by a veteran to serve active duty a...
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We are PRIME GROUP , a dynamic west coast based owner and manager of apartment communities and we are seeking a qualified Social Media Senior Analyst. This position will collaborate with other staff members within the Operations Department to enhance the...
Los Angeles, CA
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Social Media Community Manager Description: We are looking for a Social Media Community Manager, to help build and actively cultivate online communities of consumers across multiple social media channels. The position will be responsible for implementing...
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Established in 1996, Cigars International has become the fastest growing retailer and authority for all things cigars. Today, CI is the industry-leading online and direct marketer of fine, handmade cigars, gifts, accessories, and much more. We're nuts abo...
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A DAY IN THE LIFE Create daily content and monitor more than 15 different accounts across multiple brands Strategize how to better communicate with our audiences and continually spread a positive message Understand each user audience and the best platform...
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THV11, the TEGNA-owned CBS property in Little Rock, Arkansas is seeking a highly motivated, dynamic Social Media Coordinator to join our team and help develop social strategy and create content for the No. 1 website in the market thv11.com and its social...
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The QTI Group is partnering with a global leader in cookware to help recruit its next Bilingual Social Media Specialist - North America. You will develop and implement a comprehensive social media strategy to increase web traffic and brand awareness. As a...
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Job Title Social Media Specialist Job Description I. Job Summary | Major goals and objectives. Do you love social media? Can you write a great headline? Are you a trendsetter and data nerd all at once? Do you consume digital content with a voracious appet...
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Job Title Community Operations Contractor / Social Media Analyst Location Austin, TX 78701 Job Description: Investigate and provide support to users who are unable to access their accounts. Identify and escalate any relevant trends and/or errors across al...
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Established in 1973, Cacique® has affirmed itself as America's leader in Hispanic perishables. Our product offerings span from fresh cheeses, table creams, and processed cheese to cured meats and drinkable yogurts. Our company has a strong presence amongs...
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Manage and execute all aspects of Social Media and Website development and maintenance, including: Develops and edits content for the social media landscape. Provides ongoing guidance to partner organizations (customer service, human resources, etc.) on h...
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Back in Black is looking to hire an intern with strong knowledge and understanding of the digital media landscape, including various social media websites. The intern hired for this position will need strong critical thinking skills in order to integrate...
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Anyways moving on, summer is finally here!! (thank gawd) so happy ^__^' Cept this Monday I have to start summer school....V__V its like the dark side except without cookies....school is so evil sometimes...*sigh*
I've been on a DDR fix too XDD nothing but pretty red arrows and flashing lights lately. *___*! Me and some friends went to the movies on Saturday and since they had a DDR machine there.....well I mean its like having a big neon sign that says DDR HERE!! COME PLAY MEEE!!! XDD We played for a good hour and a half, watched the movie (Star Wars by the way. I fell asleep half way through *Sweatdrp*) and then we went back out and played for another hour and a bit XD!! When I got home I was so sick T__T! Playing DDR on practically an empty stomach with nothing but popcorn was a very wrong move. Therefore I'm making a new DDR commandment:
Thou shalt not play DDR on an empty stomach with no water.
If you don't follow that commandment well then, God's speed moron XDD!
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Easing Orange: Jetpack for Correlating Tinderbox Test Failures with Bugs
This is a Jetpack feature for finding out if a bug is already filed for a test failure on Tinderbox. When viewing log files for failed test runs, the Jetpack will add a link next to the test failure summary at the top of the log, that looks like "(maybe bug XXXXXX?)". This allows sheriff's and other awesome community members to easily mark known-oranges, and update the bug with log's URL.
- So far it only pulls file names out of error text, so won't match leaks, crashes or oranges without a filename in the summary.
- Only searches the bug summary, and only searches known orange bugs (ie: has "[orange]" in the bug whiteboard).
- Scrapes bugzilla.mozilla.org, since the new REST api is very very slow, so might break with bugzilla upgrades.
- It doesn't run until the log has completed loading, which sometimes can be a while. Load that shit in a background tab and be patient yo.
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Who is this Bozwell?
This Canadian-born singer-songwriter and guitarist's unique brand of rock music is difficult to define - but let's try: "John Lennon-esque songwriting with Santana-flavored guitarwork, strained through a Phish-istic and warped sense of humor, all arranged with that Steely Dan attention to the art of arranging and recording". Well it's something like that, and then some. As one session drummer noted "every song is a little journey". With influences ranging from the diverse rock and r&b of the early 70's, to progressive rock, jazz, classical and flamenco, his music provides a kaleidoscope of styles, textures and moods. Bozwell's songs are known for their inspired choruses, wry lyrics and soulful, often scintillating guitar work.
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Thursday May 18th 2017
10:30am - 13:00
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Lethbridge Wines invites you to a field day to share the results of the 2016-17 mulch and compost trial. This project was undertaken to assess effectiveness of different mulch types for water efficiency, weed suppression, and general vine health.
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10 July 4th #Crafts
There's some fun, really pretty July 4th crafts here!
I hope you have fun making some of these! Or you can make all of the 10 July 4th Crafts! lol
Patriotic Colored Mason Jar – I really like this, it's so different.
A Foam Flag is next. Great for home decor!
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Lower River Murray, Lakes and Coorong
Local Leadership
Jawun works closely with Chairperson Eunice Aston and Chief Executive Officer Clyde Rigney Jnr, of the Moorundi Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service.
Eunice Aston
Chairperson, Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority> Read more
Eunice is a Ngarrindjeri woman with traditional ties to all communities within the Ngarrindjeri Nation, spanning the Hills, Mallee, Coorong, Southern Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island areas. She has lived, worked and is associated within these communities, as well as Adelaide and Kingston in the south-east of South Australia.
Eunice has spent most of her life working within the health domain, particularly with the Family Wellbeing Program (counselling skills), Kalparrin Community Inc (substance misuse programs), Aboriginal Education, and Aboriginal Community Health.
Eunice has extensive knowledge and experience when engaging with Aboriginal people and country, including the necessary skills to maintain respect, honesty, integrity and confidentiality. This has been developed through a broad range of representative positions within Aboriginal community controlled services, Aboriginal health services within the mainstream system, and state-wide or national Aboriginal advisory boards.
In addition to being the Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority Chairperson, Eunice also runs Ninkowar Inc, a community led support service supporting other Ngarrindjeri women.
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Chief Executive Officer, Moorundi Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service> Read more
Clyde is a proud Ngarrindjeri man from the Ngarrindjeri Nation on Ngarrindjeri Yarluwar Ruwe (lands and waters), the Murray River, Lower Lakes and the Coorong. Clyde aspires to see his nation remain Ngarrindjeri and is committed to the survival of his culture, customs and traditions, a role which he practices daily by teaching his three children.
He aspires to see Ngarrindjeri sustain, grow, strengthen and prosper, to say who they are, to maintain their connection to country and culture, and to reinforce their place in contemporary Australia.
Clyde has been working in Aboriginal community development for more than 20 years, mostly in his home community. He has served across many roles and sectors, including youth work, education, employment and training and business development. Over the years he has also been active in governance serving on many boards for Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal organisations and companies.
Clyde is currently the CEO of the Moorundi Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service.


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Nationwide search for UK's best garages
Motor Codes, the OFT-approved self-regulator for the automotive industry, has opened its third annual Garage of the Year competition, calling on motorists to champion their local garage and help remove the stress of finding a trustworthy garage for car owners across the UK.
Fast-becoming one of the most prestigious, far-reaching motor industry awards, voting is now open for motorists to nominate their favourite garage – big or small. Reflecting the diverse nature of the businesses that commit to Motor Codes standards, customers can rate their service or repair experience at businesses ranging from the smallest independent garage to the largest main dealer.
As Chris Mason, Managing Director at Motor Codes explains, the aim is not just to seek out the best but to show that there are garages the length and breadth of Britain that can give motorists peace of mind, "The vast majority of garages out there provide top quality customer service. Garage of the Year helps point out the good guys so that motorists don't need to worry about making a costly mistake in choosing a garage."
Over the past two years, thousands of people have voted for their garage and this year's competition is bigger than ever.
"The Motor Codes network has grown and now covers over 6,500 garages so you can be sure there's a safe-haven garage near you."
The most important element of the competition is that it's direct customer involvement that makes the difference, as Judging Panel Member and Consumer Editor at What Car?, Emma Butcher points out, "What's great about these awards is that they're driven by customers. All customer comments – good and bad – are taken into account when choosing the finalists so customers can effectively treat these awards as a word-of-mouth recommendation for the best garages in their region."
Customers nominating their garage will be in with a chance to win an even more stress-free car servicing experience, with a year's free servicing on offer, as well as tickets to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
The competition opens for voting on February 24, through www.motorcodes.co.uk. In April, the top 50 large and small garages will be shortlisted and customers of those garages can continue voting, to help decide the Motor Codes Garage of the Year.
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BBVA's Compass points it toward Florida market
BBVA Compass (NYSE: BBVA) has been expanding its commercial banking efforts in Florida by opening loan production offices in the major markets in the state.
The Birmingham-based bank, a subsidiary of Spanish banking giant Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA, opened a loan production office in Tampa last month following the launch of offices in Orlando and Miami in recent years.
BBVA Compass has 45 banking branches in Florida, but none are located in the major markets of Tampa, Orlando and Miami.
Lee Smith, east region executive for BBVA Compass, said without any retail presence in many markets throughout its footprint, the bank has found it still has a great product offering to bring to commercial clients. Also, expanding into those three Florida markets, especially Miami, are natural fits for an international bank, he said.
"What attracts us is the opportunity to continue to grow, and South Florida is the gateway for international activity," he said. "With BBVA being in 33 countries and being the dominate player in Mexico and Latin America, as well as Europe, a lot of the companies coming in Miami already know the BBVA name; and now, we're introducing them to the BBVA Compass name."
Ken Thomas, a Miami-based independent bank consultant and economist, said opening a loan production office provides a first step for a bank to get into a bigger market because it's looking to see what kind of lending environment it can generate and how profitable it could be.
Many Alabama banks have avoided expanding in Florida since sour real estate loans from the housing bust contributed to the failures of many banks. But Thomas said BBVA Compass doesn't operate like the typical state-chartered bank.
"This real ownership really comes from BBVA, so that's important to keep in mind," he said. "It is an Alabama bank by name, but that's not where all of the decisions are being made."
Thomas said many Spanish banks have been growing in Florida, specifically in Miami and the rest of South Florida, because of the coast line and growth of minorities.
He said BBVA Compass' new loan production offices are steps toward a major expansion by the bank in Florida.
"They've succumb (to) the wariness of expanding in Florida, and recognized that you must be in Florida, Texas and California to be a true national bank," he said. "I would not be surprised if sometime this year or in the near future they announce an acquisition of another bank, maybe a healthier bank."
A spokesman for BBVA Compass said the bank would not comment on rumors or speculation about mergers or acquisitions.
Antrenise Cole covers banking, finance, small business lending, venture capital, accounting and law for the Birmingham Business Journal. Click here to follow her on Twitter.


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Devin Williams, PF, Ohio Basketball Club – Williams had to battle foul trouble going against the imposing Mac Irvin frontline, but he 6-foot-8 rebounding beast played very well. He finished through contact, scored down low, and also hit a mid-range jumper to go along with holding his own on the glass against one of the biggest frontlines in the country. Now he does need to continue to focus on using his left hand in the post and staying out of foul trouble, but it was an impressive showing for Williams.
Kevin Johnson, SG/PG, Ohio Basketball Club – An athletic guard, Johnson not only got to the rim fairly well but was making shots. Also he controlled the flow of the game from the point guard position. Still he isn't someone who will set up the offense, but Johnson can really create his own shot and has the size and athleticism to make plays.
Sterling Brown, SF, Mac Irvin Fire – A do it all player, Brown does nothing outstanding, but just gets a lot done. He is excellent in the mid-range, and has the skill to make shots from deep as well. Also Brown has a very good feel for the game, and is someone who is always in the right place both offensively and defensively. More and more Brown is finding a way to make a big impact on a loaded roster.
Jabari Parker, SF, Mac Irvin Fire – Parker had stretches of dominance where he showed why he is the top player in the class. He finished well above the rim in transition, and then made several nice passes in the half court which led to easy buckets. Parker still isn't shooting the ball like he is capable of doing, but the nation's No. 1 prospect is doing nothing to really damper the thoughts on his game.
Kyle Davis, SG/PG, Mac Irvin Fire – When watching Davis play the word that comes to mind is "tough". Just everything he does is impressive. He gets to the rim, is an excellent athlete, and also is making shots off the catch. Now he does need to continue to grow as a point guard and with his shooting off the dribble, but Davis always seems to find a way to impact the game, and he does it on both ends of the floor. There is a reason why high-majors are picking up the interest, and it is because of all the big plays he finds a way to make.
Quentin Snider, PG, Louisville Magic – He was the man who led his team to a championship, and Snider did it with his great basketball IQ and excellent ability to shoot from deep. Snider was on fire all weekend long, and didn't slow down despite tired legs on Sunday. It is arguable that no player in the class has made a greater improvement in the last year than Snider.
Brandon Hatton, SG, Louisville Magic – He will never be described as an "all-airport" player, but the bottom line is when the ball gets tipped up he is a problem for opposing defenses. Hatton makes shots at a high level, and then has enough savvy with the bounce to create space. Also he moves better than you would think on the defensive end. Hatton is one of the tougher players to get a consensus on, but the bottom line is he knows how to get buckets.
Lamontray Harris, SF/PF, Louisville Magic – He doesn't get all the attention that some of his teammates do, but Harris is really coming on. Harris has good athleticism, is developing some skill facing the rim, and also plays hard. His upside is high, and now Harris is beginning to turn up his game.
Jae'sean Tate, SF/PF, All-Ohio Red – Just an absolute beast, Tate led a team not overflowing with big time talent to the championship game. He is more athletic than he looks, and even made shots from the outside. Still he is at his best playing inside and in the mid-range where he just finds a way to be effective. Tate might not have a defined position, but he definitely knows how to produce.
Jahlil Okafor, C, Mac Irvin Fire – There just aren't many people who can handle him on the low block. Okafor got into some foul trouble, and that was a problem for his team, but when he was getting the ball down low he was making plays. Okafor almost brought the basket down with a few dunks, and defensively cleared the glass. The next step is to go over his right shoulder and not just his left, but there is a lot going on here that is extremely impressive.
A.J. Harris, PG, King James – He is small, but man can he play. Harris is reminding a lot in the Buckeye State of former mighty mite point guard Drew Lavender. He has great speed, is a good passer, and also was making shots from the outside. Also despite his size he knows how to finish in the lane, and plays with great pace.
Luke Kennard, SG, King James – A very good shooter, Kennard didn't have his typical day making shots, but still Kennard found a way to be effective. He sees the floor fairly well and can even play some point guard with his ability to handle the basketball. Kennard is also a fairly good athlete, and is someone who can get to the mid-range and knows how to finish.
Jalen Coleman, SG, Spiece Indy Heat – His team was overmatched at the 16 and under level, but Coleman is a handful to defend. He is just so savvy with the dribble that he can get into the mid-range and get his shot off before an opponent has a chance to challenge. Also he is getting better and moving without the ball and freeing himself from defenders. No doubt he is one of the better guards in the Midwest.
Hyron Edwards, PG, Indiana Elite – Just an absolute blur with the ball, Edwards can get from baseline-to-baseline in an absolute heartbeat. He has the elite speed and athleticism to finish above the rim, and also is making shots from deep. Edwards plays at another gear sometimes, and seems to never get tired. He was instrumental in leading Indiana Elite to the championship.
Chandler White, SG, Indiana Elite – The other member of the highly touted Indiana Elite backcourt, White was scoring it quite well from the mid-range and around the rim with athleticism. Add in that he knocked in a few threes, and the full offensive arsenal was there. He will have to continue to improve the skill set as he is already physically strong for his age, but the bottom line is he knows how to produce.
Trevor Manuel, C, Meanstreets – Manuel continued to show flashes of what could make him such a special player. He has all the tools in the world, and put it together a little bit with his team facing a tough Eric Gordon squad. Manuel is a solid shot blocker and hit some jumpers, now he needs to improve his game around the rim to go to the next level as a prospect.
Antonio Poole, PG, Meanstreets – Another very small but very effective point guard. Poole has exceptional quickness and can penetrate and get into the lane as well as about anyone. He knows how to play as a short player, so it doesn't bother him, and Poole has a great swagger about him that allows him to be in complete control at all times.
Charles Matthews, SG, Meanstreets – Quite simply the sky is the limit with Matthews. He is a very good shooter right now, and has length and athleticism to go with it. Strength is something that will need to come in time, but it should. Right now he can create for himself and even showed some ability to pass, but once he gets mature physically he could be impossible to stop.
Dennis Williams, SF, Meanstreets – He was stuck on the junior varsity at Chicago Simeon, but there is no worry there, he is darn good. Williams is a true slasher who gets to the rim at will, and then is a big time athlete who finishes well above the rim. Like Matthews he will need to get stronger, and when that happens he becomes a handful for defenders on the wing.
Edward Morrow, PF, Meanstreets – Another long armed athlete at Simeon, Morrow blocked shots, ran the floor, showed great hands, and can really finish above the rim. He is shy of 6-foot-7 right now, but looks like he has a lot of growth left in him, and should be someone who attracts significant high-major attention going forward.
Chandler White listed Indiana, Michigan, Purdue, Michigan State, Illinois, Xavier and Butler.
Hyron Edwards rattled off offers from Indiana and Purdue with interest from Michigan, Michigan State, and Illinois.


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Travelling to Australia with medicines and medical devices
International visitors and Australian residents returning from holidays can bring in most medicines and medical devices in their accompanied baggage under the traveller's exemption.
Note: Australian residents require a valid prescription from an Australian doctor for the medication they are travelling with.
Traveller's exemption
The traveller's exemption allows people entering Australia to carry their medicines and medical devices with them for their own personal use or the use by an immediate family member who is travelling with them, such as an infant.
Follow these simple rules to avoid issues at the border:
- Obtain a prescription or letter from your doctor that outlines the name of your medication(s) and how much you are currently taking.
- Ensure the medication remains in its original packaging with the dispensing label intact. This will assist with identifying each substance at the border.
- Do not bring more than a 3 month supply with you.
- Declare all medication to Australian Border Force upon arrival.
This exemption only applies to medication in your accompanied baggage.
Do not bring medicines or medical devices into Australia for anyone other than yourself or an immediate family member who is travelling with you.
Items that require special permission
The following items require permission to bring to Australia. If you intend to travel with one of these items, then you will need to contact the Drug Control Section for further advice: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Anabolic/Androgenic substances (e.g testosterone, DHEA)
- Abortifacients (e.g. mifepristone - RU486)
- Thalidomide
- Injections that contain material of human or animal origin (e.g. Hizentra®, Clexane®), excluding insulin
- Athletes and sporting staff travelling with hormones and peptides
- Travelling with more than a 3 month supply of your medication
Prohibited items
- Aminophenazone, amidopyrine, aminopyrine, dipyrone
- Amygdalin/laetrile
- Cannabis or products derived from cannabis.
Note: travellers with Sativex® and CBD oil should email firstname.lastname@example.com to clarify whether they can travel with their medication.
Travelling from Australia with medicines and medical devices
We recommend that all Australians who are planning to travel overseas with medication follow the same travel advice given for travellers entering Australia under the traveller's exemption.
It is important to note that some countries have very strict rules regarding certain types of medications (especially narcotics), being brought into their country. The Office of Drug Control is not in a position to provide advice on the exact rules and regulations for each country.
If you have concerns about the medication you are travelling with, check the 'Health' section of the country in question on SmartTraveller.
Note: The Office of Drug Control is not able to authorise documents to confirm legal authority of the traveller to possess a medication. If a person is travelling to a country that requires official documentation endorsed by the government, we recommend that the above standard travel advice is followed.
Things to Remember
Medicines supplied under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) are subsidised by the Australian Government for personal use only. Carrying PBS medicines overseas with you for someone other than you or an immediate family member who is travelling with you on the same aircraft/ship is illegal and carries penalties of up to $5,000 and/or 2 years imprisonment. Further information regarding the PBS is available Deparment of Human Services website.
Border officials have the power to seize any medicines they suspect you are taking overseas for somebody else.
Find out more information about staying healthy and travelling with medicines to specific countries at the SmartTraveller website.


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Andy Murray gave Wimbledon's new roof a cold reception after he had kept his title dream on course with a gutsy five-set performance under the Centre Court lights.
The British number one criticised Wimbledon officials for not giving him enough notice that he would be playing his match against Switzerland's Stanislas Wawrinka under the new Centre Court structure.
And he also moaned about the humidity levels inside Centre Court which he claimed affected his serve during his 2-6 6-3 6-3 5-7 6-3 fourth round victory which saw the match end at 10.38pm with the Wimbledon hill still packed but in total darkness.
The roof had been put to its first competitive use mid-afternoon when showers halted the previous match between Dinara Safin and Amelie Mauresmo.
When Murray took to the court with Wawrinka the weather was dry and Murray said: "It's tough when you're warming up, getting ready for the match outside and it's dry and then get told you're playing under the roof.
"The decision should be made before that match (Safina's) is finished so they can let the players know in a decent amount of time what conditions they are going to be playing under.
"In very few sports would coaches and teams be particularly happy if they don't know exactly what time they're going to kick off or what the conditions are going to be like when they go out there.
"When you haven't experienced something before it is tough to know how it's going to play. There is quite a big difference."
Murray blamed the humid conditions, in particular, for his inability to find any rhythm on his serve.
He said: "We were sweating so much. Both of us were trying to get white towels because your hands were drenched. When I finished it was like I had been in a bath. It slowed things down a lot and I struggled to serve because it wasn't coming off the strings that quickly.
"I like playing indoors but when you have not practised or ever played a match under a roof on grass you don't know what to expect. For two and an half sets I played great tennis, it just took me a while to get used to it."
Murray, however, who now plays Juan Carlos Ferrero in the quarter final tomorrow, admitted the experience could now be an advantage if he plays under the roof again.
He said: "I know now I have to change my game if I play under the roof and I know the way the court plays."
Murray was intending to rise late today and have a massage and light practice session in the afternoon to try to recover from what was a gruelling encounter.
But he remained confident: "I believe I can win Wimbledon. That's not changed since the first match. But I'm going to have to play great tennis to do it."
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DMCA Rulemaking
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act prohibits "circumventing" digital rights management (DRM) and "other technical protection measures" used to protect copyrighted works. While this ban was meant to deter copyright infringement many have misused the law to chill competition free speech and fair use. Every three years the U.S. Copyright Office convenes a rulemaking to consider granting exemptions to the DMCA's ban on circumvention to mitigate the harms the law has caused to legitimate non-infringing uses of copyrighted materials.
In 2003 EFF filed for four exemptions all seeking to allow consumers to repair DRM-crippled CDs and DVDs. All four exemptions were denied.
In 2006 EFF did not file any DMCA exemption requests. Instead we explained why the rulemaking process is fundamentally broken.
In 2009 EFF sought three exemptions: One to allow video remixing and two to allow cell phone unlocking. In a huge victory for digital rights all three exemptions were granted.
In 2012 EFF sought to build on expand the exemptions won in the 2009 rulemaking. EFF asked the Copyright Office to protect the "jailbreaking" of smartphones, electronic tablets, and video game consoles. EFF also asked for legal protections for artists and critics who use excerpts from DVDs or downloading services to create new, remixed works. The Copyright Office renewed the exemption for smartphones, but did not extend it to other devices. The Copyright Office also reaffirmed the exemption for video remix, and expanded it to allow use of clips from online services.
In 2015 EFF is seeking six exemptions: Enabling security professionals to conduct research into the safety and security of vehicles; Allowing automobile owners to circumvent restrictions to repair and personalize their vehicles; Legal protections for circumventing DRM to extract clips to create new and remixed audiovisual works from streaming sources; "Jailbreaking" of mobile computing devices such as smartphones and tablets to enable interoperability and remove unwanted software; Circumventing DRM in DVDs and Blu-Ray discs to extract clips; Enabling users to circumvent DRM to restore access to games abandoned by their developers.
EFF Related Content: DMCA Rulemaking
EFF at Copyright Office Roundtable Thursday and Friday in San FranciscoSan Francisco—On Thursday and Friday, May 12-13, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Legal Director Corynne McSherry will participate in public roundtable discussions about the effectiveness of safe harbor provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ( DMCA ) at the United States Ninth Circuit James R. Browning...
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Who's Driving This Thing? Anti-DRM Victories and Milestones: 2015 in ReviewSometimes news events make your point better than you ever could. That was the case this year as we completed the triennial rulemaking cycle of requesting exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's (DMCA)'s restrictions on circumventing DRM. The process of requesting an exemption...


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Tam's Cuisine of China
494 Manor Plz, Pacifica, CA 94044
(650) 359-7575
494 Manor Plz, Pacifica, CA 94044
(650) 359-7575
Regular Hours
Fax Number: (650) 359-3971
Tam's Cuisine Of China
Tam's Cuisine Of China-Pacificia
Cuisines: Asian, Caterers, Take Out, Chinese
Wi-Fi: No
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Alcohol: Full Bar
Parking: Lot, Private
Bike Parking: Yes
Attire: Casual
Takes Reservations: Yes
Outdoor Seating: No
Price Range : Average
No coupons available
07/05/2009Provided by Citysearch -
The food was a little better than average. Some of Tam's dishes are quite good and some of the dishes are not so good. I'm not sure why the inconsistency in food quality exists.
The managerial/host like person (we didn't get his name) has a ""passive-aggressive"" attitude. His ""bad"" attitude makes us not want to give return business. We're going to give this restaurant a third attempt to see if this mgr/host's attitude improves???
03/25/2008Provided by Citysearch -
I have been to Chinatown, and Tam's is just as good if not better! The Szechuan Chicken was outstanding. I ate there alone for lunch, but I'd love to go back with a group and try lots of things.
10/27/2007Provided by Citysearch -
This is by far the worst chinese food ever. My boyfriend & I tried this place due to the rave reviews & got so disappointed and made me soooo very mad. People who don't know what chinese food should not be allowed to write reviews. Go to Chinatown and learn what Chinese food should taste like!
03/26/2006Provided by Citysearch -
Tam's has got to be the best tasting Chinese cuisine I have ever had. I have tried many other restaurants and nothing compares to Tam's. The service is fast and the food comes in large abundance-quickly, steaming hot and delicious. This is the place where my family meets for most all special occasions. If you haven't tried Tam's you should make it a point to get there. You will not be dissappointed.
02/02/2006Provided by Citysearch -
The ambiance in this place is like an empty concert hall, cold and loud! Everyone was wearing jackets, it was very cold insided.
If you like starring at crammed animals in a filthy fish tank, this is the place for you.
The food was tasteless and overpriced.
The service was the only thing to go back for.
11/03/2005Provided by Citysearch -
The food at Tams is not only the best tasting chinese food I have ever eaten, it is also tastes extremely fresh. It is a family owned business, and the Tams are a pleasure to have in our community. The portions are large, and if you go in for a meal, you always always have left overs. I highly recommend it. It is also right off the freeway so you can order out, pick it up and jump right back on the Freeway, which makes for great convience. Try Tams you won't be disappointed. We eat there weekly.
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I've been a customer of Tam's for about 11 years now. I've eaten in San Francisco (lived there for 7 years) and on the Peninsula and I've found none that meet the freshness, quality and value of Tam's Cuisine. The prices are a bit higher than the hole in the wall hinese restaurants, but it is quickly apparent why: high quality ingredients! Their food is consistently excellent. Their service is outstanding. It is a family owned restaurant in Pacifica, and the friendliness of their owners and staff makes me feel welcome every time I visit them. I've become a take-out fanatic, stopping at Tam's weekly. Try their hot/sour soup, won ton soup, shrimp fried rice, broccoli beef (yum!), and the Ming beef (sweet and tangy). Definitely fresh! Definitely worth it!
09/29/2004Provided by Citysearch -
Tam's offers really good, fresh food with large portions. When we order take out the portions hardly fit into a regular size chines take out box. Some say it is a bit pricey, but when you see how much food you are getting and teh quality then it's about right. One one entree and one starter is required for a dinner for two.
01/30/2003Provided by Citysearch -
Tam's is a great chinese restaurant. The food is very flavorful and always fresh. The only downfall to Tam's is the prices. Dinner for two can end up costing $40. I have found a way around that though. When I am really craving Tam's I go there for lunch, it is an unbelievable bargain.
01/07/2003Provided by Citysearch -
We were very excited to discover Tam's in Pacifica. Although a bit more expensive than the restaurants in SF or Oakland Chinatowns, the food at Tam's is always fresh and served in huge portions. In a time where service can often be overlooked, Tam's high level of service matches the food. When calling for take-out, if you have special preferences (less oil, low salt, etc.), the information is kept in a database, so they remember each time!


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Kew Gardens
Anyone visiting the capital for a short break and wants to take a break from the bustling streets and enjoy some stunning green space could well head off to Kew Gardens, or to give it its full title, the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. The name is synonymous with one of the best examples of green space in London, but many don't realise the work that goes on behind the scenes here.
The organisation behind Kew Gardens does an awful lot more than keep the grounds neat and tidy for the visitors as they have amongst their many experts a team that deal with research and data as well science and conservation. Their mission statement, which has been in place since 2007 is "to inspire and deliver science-based plant conservation worldwide, enhancing the quality of life" and a good job they are doing of that too.
Their business aim, which is the dealt with the by the side of the organisation that visitors to the gardens know little about, is to produce information, both basic and applied, relating to topics related to plants and fungi and to both manage and communicate this to their stakeholders. This is carried out through their scientific research in biological interactions, systematics, economic botany, horticulture and conservation.
They underpin this aim with their extensive collections of both living and preserved fungi and plants, the associated artefacts, archives and literature, and all of this is interpreted to the general public through the gardens they have at Kew and Wakehurst Place. These are effectively public amenities which offer them the opportunity to learn not only about plants and flowers but also the wide range of work undertaken by the organisation.
Their ability to increase their outreach and their global impact very much depends on how effectively they communicate with the masses, and their dissemination activities, educational programmes and the national and international networks of partnerships they have in place are fundamental in making sure that they transfer their specialist knowledge to the entire global community.
The television documentary series A Year at Kew, gave a unique insight into the gardens, those who worked there, and everything going on behind the scenes. There was a feature in one episode about the growing and the research they were doing at the time into Aloe Vera plants. Kew Gardens has a special hothouse which is dedicated to growing numerous varieties of these plants and the researchers were investigating the well documented efficacious properties these miracle plants contain.
This was just one of the many projects that have been carried out here over the years, and vital research has been performed on a wide range of plants and fungi which has been logged as scientific data. So next time you visit Kew or Wakehurst think of it as a trip to the theatre. You are viewing the performers but there is a heck of a lot going on backstage and you are only seeing what is on view thanks to the work that they have put in.


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Racing Collection
During the coming months, we will photograph the Racing Bimotas in our collection and post them with their technical specifications. Eventually, we will add some text collected from worldwide sources to document the "spirit" of each design. We welcome information from anyone and will try to incorporate it as time and space permits. If you have something to contribute, please send electronic information to:
Our current collection of Bimota Racing Motorcycles includes:
KB1 (Corsa)
SB2 (Corsa)
SB3 (Corsa)
V-due Trofeo
The YB1 was the first motorcycle racing chassis kit produced by Bimota for sale to the public, being developed at roughly the same time as the HB1 for the street. Having gained some local notoriety from running his personal MV, and then Honda, on the racetrack, Massimo Tamburini was asked to build custom frames for private individuals who wanted to race them. He chose to work around the ubiquitous Yamaha TZ250 engine and initially tried both monocoque and open cradle designs before settling on the elegant double closed loop cradle design that you see here. This was one of two early chassis designs that Tamburini produced that used twin rear shocks (the other was the HDB2.) YB1 frames and kits—or Yamaha-Bimota kits as they were called at the time—were sold during 1974 and 1975.
The chassis' were available for both the TZ250 and TZ350 engines, and there were a very few that were sold as complete "kits," featuring unique bodywork that fully enveloped the rider, including his hands, to produce a very aerodynamic front profile. The bodywork is very broad in the front and the tail section has an integral spoiler.
Bimota produced a sales brochure for these kits, and this is the first evidence that Bimota intended to enter into the motorcycle business (having previously been Tamburini's hobby working out of the Bimota Heating and Air Conditioning company.)
The YB1 had considerable racing success, most notably in the hands of Giuseppe Elementi (Kocis), Mario Lega and Roberto Gallina in the 350cc Grands Prix of 1974 (they garnered numerous podium finishes including a win by Lega at Misano), and then in 1975, Johnny Cecotto won the 350cc Grand Prix World Championship on his Bimota-framed Yamaha. Bimota did not receive much acclaim outside the paddock for this championship, because many racers during that era used custom chassis', and Cecotto was sponsored by Venemotos, the Venezuelan Yamaha importer, so Cecotto listed the motorcycle brand on which he won the championship as a Yamaha! (not a Bimota, but we all know!) Cecotto had to beat many other top podium finishers on Bimota-framed racers, including Bruno Kneubuhler, Otello Buscherini, and Mario Lega. Inside the paddock however, Bimota's successes were being noticed and requests for chassis' and chassis kits started to grow. The success of the Yamaha-Bimota in 1975 led directly to Bimota's contract with Suzuki of Italy (Saaid) to produce a batch of 50 racing chassis' for their water-cooled TR500 racing engine—which we now refer to as the beautiful Bimota SB1. The success of the SB1 project led Suzuki of Japan to commission 200 Superbike chassis' for their GS 750 engine, whose revolutionary design later became known as the Bimota SB2. So, in effect, the YB1, with its success on the racetrack in 1974 and 1975, was largely responsible for the growth and development of Bimota into a proper motorcycle company.
The motorcycle featured here, from the Bimota Spirit Collection, is one of the complete kit bikes—chassis, fork, wheels, brakes and bodywork. It is completely original, unrestored as it left the racetrack many years ago. It features many of the custom motorcycle parts that Bimota had just begun to offer to the public, including the beautiful Tamburini-designed adjustable clip-on handlebars and "star design" magnesium wheels.
YB3 - Ekerold
Bimota YB3 - Michel Rougerie History
In 1978, the Bimota factory hired its first contracted racer, Frenchman Michel Rougerie. Rougerie raced the new YB3 chassis with a 350cc Yamaha TZ engine in the 350cc Grand Prix class. The YB3 was a further development of the YB2 (for Yamaha TZ racing 2-stroke engines—250cc and 350cc) and featured a more direct longitudinal frame member connecting the headstock to the heavily gusseted swing arm pivot (the predecessor to the SB6—Straight Line Connection) and a more triangulated swing arm structure.
Rougerie had been an official pilot for Harley-Davidson/Aermacchi in 1975, finishing 2nd to his teammate Walter Villa in the 250cc Grand Prix class. He won the Finnish and Czecho GPs and finished on the podium in the French, German, Nations, Dutch and Belgian GPs.
In 1976, he rode a privateer Suzuki in the premier 500cc Grand Prix class finishing 14th, behind the likes of Champion Barry Sheene, Pat Hennen, Marco Lucchinelli, Giacomo Agostini, Jack Findlay, Phil Read, and Chas Mortimer. He had two 4ths, in Austria and Belgium.
In 1977, he finished a position higher in the 500cc class, 13th, behind repeat Champion Sheene, Steve Baker, Pat Hennen, Johnny Cecotto, Agostini, Gianfranco Bonera, Lucchinelli, and Virginio Ferrari (who later rode the Bimota YB4-R (currently in the Bimota Spirit collection) to the 1987 TT F1 World Championship.) But more importantly, he also rode a privateer Yamaha TZ350 and finished 4th in the 350cc World Championship, behind Champion Takazumi Katayama, Tom Herron and Jon Ekerold (who would later win the 350cc World Championship on a Bimota YB3 in 1980.) On the Yamaha 350cc, he won the Spanish Grand Prix and was 2nd in the Dutch TT.
For 1978, capitalizing on his strong 350cc GP performances, Bimota offered him a factory bike—the YB3 featured here, to compete in the 350cc Grands Prix. (He continued to race his privateer Suzuki in the 500cc class—finishing 10th behind Champion Kenny Roberts, Sheene, Cecotto and others.) For Bimota, he finished every race in the top 10, with two podiums—3rd places in West Germany and the Czech Republic, and was 6th overall in the 350cc GP Championship.
In 1979, American Randy Mamola moved to Europe and joined Michel on the Bimota team to race a YB3-framed 250cc TZ in the 250cc Championship (the first GP experience of his very successful career!). Rougerie continued to race the YB3-350cc bike. Mamola raced in only four GPs, finishing in the top 10 in all of them—with two 2nd places in Germany and Italy. He left the team mid-season after a dispute with Massimo Tamburini, and was replaced by Eric Saul—who will play into the history of this YB3 later on. Rougerie was not able to improve upon, or even match his 1978 results. In 1980, Rougerie left Bimota as well, moving to the French-based Pernod-Yamaha team to ride their 350cc Yamaha. This Bimota YB3 passed on to Thierry Espie, who raced it with some support from Bimota.
Rougerie continued to race in the GPs until 1981—when in Reijka, Yugoslavia, he was tragically killed during the second lap of the 350cc Grand Prix. He had fallen and gotten to his feet when his Pernod-teammate, Roger Sibille came around a corner and was unable to avoid him—Sibille's motorcycle struck him directly in the chest at full speed and Michel died instantly.
It is interesting to note that until 1980, many Bimota-framed machines were raced in the Grands Prix, but the motorcycle manufacturers were always listed by the names of the companies who produced the engines—Yamaha and Harley-Davidson—as if the chassis was just a custom part like a shock absorber, wheel or front fork. In 1980, Bimota, through sponsorship of Jon Ekerold, (and Jon's dislike of Yamaha for their refusal to give him sponsorship) became officially listed as a Motorcycle Type. Jon Ekerold—the eventual 350cc World Champion, Johnny Cecotto (4th), Eric Saul (6th), Massimo Matteoni (8th), Jean Louis Tournadre (20th), and Loris Reggiani (21st) all raced Bimotas. Bimota had finally gained recognition as a legitimate motorcycle manufacturer—and Bimota YB3s were now Bimotas—not Yamahas!
YB3-Rougerie HISTORY
The bike featured here was raced by Michel Rougerie in 1978 and 1979 and then by Thierry Espie. Espie eventually sold it to his friend, Eric Saul, (Rougerie's teammate – the replacement for Randy Mamola) who raced it in Vintage Grand Prix events. I met Eric in Daytona during the 2002 Bike Week where he was leading a delegation of French riders coming to the USA to race in the Daytona Vintage Grand Prix. After the Week, Eric returned to France and the bike moved to North Carolina – Eric sold me the bike having just found the Chevallier 350cc machine on which he had won the Austrian Grand Prix in 1982. Soon after, Eric Saul created the International Classic Grand Prix organization. I have completely restored the bike to its original Michel Rougerie livery, based on archival photos. This bike was also featured in the Bimota 25th Anniversary Celebration, and can be seen in photos of the event in the yellow and blue Thierry Espie livery. We have also preserved the set of bodywork in Eric Saul livery (his Bimota factory colors) that he used while racing in the vintage series.
YB4e.i. - Galasso
Bimota YB4-R – Virginio Ferrari, 1987 World Champion
The Bimota YB4-R was designed as a Superbike Racer, and after winning the ultimate prize, the 1987 TT Formula 1 Championship, became the basis for a series of production motorcycles. The original bike was designed by Federico Martini, featuring an FZ750 Yamaha 4-cylinder engine wrapped by an external twin-spar aluminum frame with an aluminum swing-arm. Front suspension is a racing Marzocchi M1R fork that is machined rather than cast, and the rear uses a Marzocchi shock absorber. The engine breathes through either a set of Mikuni CV carbs for shorter circuits, or a set of magnificent magnesium flat-slides for the longer circuits.
The bike made its racing debut in the French Bol d'Or Endurance Race in 1986 in preparation for contesting the TT F1 World Championship in 1987. In 1987, the TT F1 championship was the ultimate series for production-based Superbikes, officially becoming the World Superbike Championship the following year.
In 1987, the favorites for the TT F1 title were Rothmans Honda, led by the dominating 5-times champion Joey Dunlop and supported by the emerging star – American Fred Merkel on a privateer Honda. Perennial front-runners – Heron Suzuki – featured Roger Marshall and Paul Iddon, with Suzuki Sweden fielding former endurance star Anders Andersson. The small Italian firm – BIMOTA – entered this championship for the first time with a factory effort led by former 500cc World Championship runner-up Virginio Ferrari (second to Kenny Roberts in 1979) and supported by fellow Italian Davide Tardozzi (going on to be the long-time team manager for the dominant Factory Ducati World Superbike Championship team.) Germany fielded a Suzuki team and a second Bimota-Yamaha team under Hein Gericke sponsorship.
The 1987 series had 10 races, but early in the year the Finnish race was cancelled because the track did not pass its safety inspection, and the Portuguese round was cancelled due to a conflict with the Portuguese car F1 race when it was re-scheduled. That left the Italian, Dutch, German, Japanese, Hungarian and British rounds to go with the original TT races at the Isle of Man and in Ireland.
The first race of the season was at Misano – literally minutes from the BIMOTA factory in Rimini, but it couldn't have started worse for the factory effort. Ferrari crashed on oil midway through, and Tardozzi retired with a bad fuel pump!
The second round at the Hungaroring demonstrated the potential of the BIMOTA YB4-R. The Heron Suzuki team leapt out to a commanding early lead (they finished one-two at Misano), but both crashed out. Ferrari went on to win and Tardozzi finished second after a very aggressive run up through the field. With the win, Ferrari moved into a tie for second in the Championship, with Dunlop fourth and Tardozzi tied for fifth.
The third round was at the Isle of Man and, as usual, Joey Dunlop dominated at his favorite track. Neither BIMOTA scored any points. Dunlop now had a commanding lead in the Championship (28 points) with Ferrari tied for third (15) and Tardozzi still tied for fifth (12).
The pivotal race in the Championship came at the next round at the Dutch TT. The BIMOTAs of Ferrari and Tardozzi dominated - the two fiercely fighting for the win - with Ferrari emerging victorious. The BIMOTA YB4-R was now proving its prowess. Joey Dunlop crashed after colliding with Merkel, (jumping to his feet and gesturing at Merkel, but Merkel claiming that Dunlop ran into him!) and now trailed Ferrari in the Championship 30-28.
The next stop was another road race - the Ulster Grand Prix. The conditions were terrible. Ferrari began practice and then withdrew - going back to Italy stating that the situation was just too dangerous. The start of the race was in question as many of the 40 racers pushed their bikes to the side of the start line – but the race did begin. It lasted only one lap as Klaus Klein on the German BIMOTA crashed and was killed. The race was immediately cancelled. This was a blow to Dunlop who expected to win yet another road race and regain the Championship lead – especially with Ferrari back in Italy!
The next round was in Japan and dominated by the local factory teams. Australian Kevin Magee (future GP rider) won on a Factory Yamaha. Joey Dunlop finished out of the points in twelfth and Ferrari slid off after touching Dunlop's rear wheel while chasing him. Tardozzi retired. After much drama, Ferrari still led the Championship by two points!
The next round was at the magnificent Hockenheimring…and the BIMOTAs again rose to the occasion. In dominating fashion, they finished Ferrari first, Tardozzi second, and with a local German rider, Bodo Schmidt, in fifth! Dunlop's Honda was no match for the Bimotas, but his grit and determination took him to fourth, and kept his Championship hopes alive going back to England for the final race.
Donnington Park was the site for the final race and Dunlop needed to score 10 points more than Ferrari to take the Championship. The Heron Suzukis took the early lead with Dunlop in third and Ferrari riding a calculated race right behind him in fourth. After the pit stops, Dunlop fought to advance to a third place finish, with Ferrari avoiding unnecessary risk and winning his most prestigious championship! – he finished in seventh. The tiny BIMOTA factory had beaten the mighty Rothman's Honda and Joey Dunlop, as well as the Herron Suzukis, in the tightest F1 finish in the 10 year history of the Championship – with the magnificent YB4-R.
The bike depicted here, from our collection, is the very bike that Ferrari rode to the Championship, exactly as it was raced in the series. The photos show the bike with and without the monocoque bodywork, with the CV short-track carbs installed. The long-track carbs are shown separately.
The history of this machine is as follows: Bimota Factory team (Virginio Ferrari) – Vanni Blegi – Roberto Anelli – Bimota Spirit.
The following year, the bike was changed to the YB4i.e.R and used Bimota-developed fuel-injection. It campaigned in the World Superbike Championship with Davide Tardozzi and Stephane Mertens, with Tardozzi narrowly finishing second in 1988 after crashing in the final race. Giancarlo Falappa and Gianluca Galasso both won the Italian Sport Production Championship on YB4i.e.Rs. Bimota Spirit is proud to have the Galasso bike in our collection and it will be the subject of another Racing Motorcycles profile.


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Born and raised in Portland, Danny Bradach attended Oregon State University and graduated in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies. After OSU, he attended Lewis & Clark College, where he earned his M. Ed. degree in School Counseling. He earned a second master's degree in Athletic Administration from Western Kentucky University. Danny began his school counseling career in 2008-09 at Madison High School, and has also worked at Marshall High School and Parkrose High School. He is excited to be joining the great staff at Wilson High School. In his free time, Danny enjoys spending time with his wife and three-year-old son, watching and coaching sports, cooking, and cheering for the OSU Beavers.
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Nora Brooks grew up in Eugene with stints in Hawaii and California and has never quite lost her taste for travel, a fascination with place that plays into much of her poetry and fiction. After her BA in English at the University of Oregon, she lived in an area of Romania known as Transylvania, where she realized that teaching is the best job in the world. She settled in Portland in 1997, where she earned her teaching credentials at PSU and has never looked back, apart from her recent adventure earning an MFA in creative writing at The New School in New York.
While at The New School, she served as research assistant to The Best American Poetry series editor David Lehman and was a teaching assistant to the rock critic Greil Marcus. Her poetry, fiction and criticism can be seen in such publications as PopMatters, The Best American Poetry blog, H.O.W. Journal, Redactions, Alimentum, Monkeybicycle, Nailed Magazine and forthcoming from EOAGH: A Journal of the Arts. Her recipe prose poem collection, How to Boil an Egg and Other Recipes, was a finalist for the 2014 Gold Line Press Fiction Chapbook Contest at USC. She is currently at work on a hybrid novel, Frontiersville, that takes a look at Portland then and now.
Brooks has been in the Portland Public School district for going on fourteen years now, and most recently was at Franklin H.S, where she taught pre-AP English among other subjects. She's looking forward to this fall: "I could not be more excited to join Wilson High School. Both the students and the faculty here have a stellar reputation, and there's a real warmth to the vibe in the building. I fully expect to work with students producing some amazing material, whether in my creative writing seminar or in my English courses."
Hillary Brown
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" I grew up in Southeast Portland, but left to find sun and study Geoscience at the University of Arizona in Tucson. After finishing my undergraduate degree, I spent the next five years on my PhD in Geophysics, traveling the world on research ships, and cross-country skiing in Wyoming. I worked as an exploration geophysicist for a major oil and gas company in Anchorage and Houston for a couple of years before changing careers and becoming a science teacher at a large urban high school.
"After spending the last two years teaching in New Mexico, my husband and I have recently returned to Portland with our two little kids to be closer to my family. On weekends we love to camp, hike, pick blueberries, and swim in cold mountain streams."
Brian Covey
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Brian Covey was born and raised in the other City of Roses, Pasadena, California, where he spent twelve years teaching high school history. He graduated from California State University, Los Angeles, with a BA in Social Studies and a MA in History. Additionally, he earned MEd. degrees in Teaching and Educational Leadership from Azusa Pacific University.
Mr. Covey had the good fortune of marrying an Oregonian, and subsequently developed a love for the Northwest. He and his wife talked about relocating for many years before finally making the decision to move this year. He had to leave his chickens behind, but did bring his three wonderful children (9, 7, & 5) along! When he is not at Wilson, Mr Covey expects that he will be taking advantage of the great outdoors by hiking, biking, and riding a stand-up paddle board. He and his family are excited to be able to call Portland their new home, and look forward to having many great adventures in the city and the surrounding mountains and rivers!
He is very excited to be working at Wilson, and looks forward to getting to know his students, their families, and his new colleagues!
Ana Curtis
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"My husband and I are very excited to be discovering Portland. We recently purchased a home here and love the ability to walk to coffee, dinner or just take long strolls. I was born in Portugal. My parents moved our family to the San Francisco Bay Area when I was seven. Following high school, I moved to North Bend on the Oregon Coast where I lived for the past 29 years. Truly a beautiful location and I'm very grateful for the opportunity to have had that experience. I have two sons and enjoyed volunteering in their schools throughout their education. I'm a true believer in volunteering in our community, especially in our schools. At my previous district, I was in the district office so I am very excited to be back in a building working with students and for the opportunity to be at Wilson High."
Christine Downs
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Christine Downs studied art at Southern Illinois University, earned a BA in Art Therapy from Trenton State College, now called The College of New Jersey, and an MEd in Special Education (SPED) from The University of Illinois at Chicago. She left Chicago-land for the great NW partly due to her love of our forests. Christine stayed in the field the typical SPED teacher burn out date by teaching for 14 years in treatment centers, a psychiatric hospital, and typical neighborhood schools. Her next 15 years were at the Graduate School of Education (GSE) at Portland State, teaching and supervising special education teacher candidates. Having personally experienced (and survived) teacher burnout, Christine has long been an advocate of its prevention through self-care. In 2013, Christine "retired" from her role at the GSE, and began teaching the class "Learning and the Brain, Developing Healthy Communities, Relationships and Attachments in Schools" for the PSU Counseling Department's Interpersonal Neurobiology Program. Christine also returned to classrooms as a substitute teacher, mostly in SPED, which proved to be amazing and highly rewarding. Now she's incredibly excited to join the team at Wilson High School in her dream job (if only for a semester)! Christine is a long-term substitute for Allyson Copacino as the 'movement-teacher' half of the Mindful Studies teaching team, along with Caverly Morgan. Experienced in both yoga and mindfulness, Christine is also a glass artist, cyclist, gardener, and Nordic (freestyle) skiing enthusiast. And moderator for the Facebook page, Oregon Mindful Educator.
Blair Haddon
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Mr. Haddon comes to Wilson with teaching experience from Lincoln High School where he taught Forensic Science, Biology, IB Theory of Knowledge, as well as leading the MUN Team during the past eight years. Before that he was at Roosevelt High School for six years teaching Anatomy, Biology, and Sports Science, with a little time left over to do some coaching for the football team. Mr. Haddon is a big science geek and can often be found making bad science jokes and quoting Bill Nye or Neil DeGrasse-Tyson.
Mr. Haddon grew up in Salem and attended the University of Oregon (undergrad—Go Ducks!) and Seattle University. He recently moved from NE Portland to the Maplewood neighborhood with his wife, dog and three kids (ages 10, 8, and 3). All of them like to visit his classroom so you'll get familiar with their faces. In his spare time, Mr. Haddon likes to do CrossFit, read, listen to TED Talk podcasts, go to Black Butte and reluctantly tackle house projects. He is excited to be joining the Wilson team and is looking forward to riding his bike to work, teaching anatomy again and getting to know a new community of kids and teachers.
Abby Lenneberg
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Abby Lenneberg was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. She briefly moved away to attend Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. After returning to Portland she received her master's degree from Willamette University in Salem. Outside of teaching she loves spending time with her family. They enjoy traveling, hiking, running, and hanging out with friends. She is an avid Blazers fan and never misses a home game! As a graduate of the Portland Public School system she is excited to be working at Wilson!
Demetrio Mendez-Rodriguez
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"Hola Wilson HS, students, parents and staff! I'm Demetrio Mendez-Rodriguez; you can call me Señor Demo or Mr. Demo. I emigrated from Mexico; I have always wanted to work in a field that would allow me to contribute to the community in a positive way. I recently graduated from PSU as a high school Spanish teacher. I'm thrilled to be a part of the amazing Wilson community and family. In addition, I can't wait to begin as Wilson's newest Spanish teacher. I feel very fortunate that I will be able to share my native language and culture with all my future students.
"Furthermore, I'm someone who loves dancing almost all types of music. I believe music is the medicine that can cure what ails the body and soul. My favorite food, besides Mexican, is Thai food. My quote is 'Live and enjoy life in a positive way because life is short.' "
Robert Morgan
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"Hello! My name is Mr. Morgan and I am extremely excited to join the science department at Wilson High School. I grew up right here in Portland and I am a proud graduate of WHS. I have been teaching science for the past seven years in the Portland metro area. I studied forestry at Oregon State University and received my MAT from Lewis and Clark College. I am passionate about working hard for students and keeping the classroom engaging and relevant to their lives. Outside of the classroom I enjoy all things science and teaching. I consider myself a jack-of-all-trades and a life-long learner. I like to spend my free time in the outdoors hiking, camping, fishing and talking about my favorite sports team—the Portland Trailblazers. I am looking forward to the 2015-2016 school year. Go Trojans!"
Kenneth Muraoka
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Ken Muraoka has lived in Oregon since 2006. After completing his undergraduate degree at Montana State University in Bozeman, MT, he came to Portland to begin a career in advertising. However, he found teaching was something he was drawn to and in 2013 completed his master's degree at Concordia University in NE Portland.
When he's not in the classroom you can find Ken out enjoying the many activities the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Whether it is fly-fishing the mountain streams and central rivers, golfing at Heron Lakes, enjoying a meal with friends at one of the many great restaurants or just at home watching college football you can be sure he's doing it with family and friends. Ken is excited to be joining the staff at Wilson and is looking forward to the opportunity to work with students each day teaching them mathematics.
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"Hi! My name is Sylvia Scott and I am beyond excited to be joining the Health Department here at Wilson High School. I can't wait to meet and get to know you all, but until then, here is a little bit about me. I was born and raised in a small town, Yamhill, Oregon. Throughout my high school years I played soccer and cheered for football, basketball, as well as competitively. After graduating, I made my way down to Ashland where I spent two years at Southern Oregon University. There I was able to continue cheerleading and began studying health. I then moved back up to the Portland area, where I became the cheer coach at my alma mater, Yamhill-Carlton High School, for two years and continued my health studies at Portland State University. I graduated in 2012 with summa cum laude honors and in 2013 began my two-year graduate program, also at Portland State. I graduated this June in the top of my class with a Master of Education and endorsements to teach special education and health. That gets me to here, in Beaverton, living with my husband, Kalani, and our dog-child, Libby (a rottweiler-lab mix). I enjoy swimming, biking, and running and I hope to break into the world of competitive triathlon soon. I am thrilled and honored to be a part of the Wilson community, and look forward to a fun year of health with our students. Go Trojans!"
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"Prior to joining "Team Wilson," I was the Principal's Secretary at Jackson Middle School. My husband Todd and I have two remarkable boys, and a chocolate lab named Tripper. For the past 30 years I have lived in the Great Northwest, but was born in the beautiful state of New Mexico.
"Being with my family makes me happy. I enjoy spending time outdoors, traveling, hiking and, when I have time, cooking! I look forward to seeing many familiar faces, as well as meeting new people in the Wilson Community."
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Chris Urban was born and raised in beautiful Portland, Oregon. As a child, she developed a strong appreciation for the natural world that continues today. She studied general biology and environmental education at Portland State University. Chris spent the past 15 years working for the Outdoor School program as a Field Instructor and Site Supervisor. In addition, she has worked part-time as Environmental Education Director at the Tualatin Hills Nature Park since 2007. She is an outdoor enthusiast and enjoys hiking, backpacking, and spending time on the water. Chris is excited to be joining the staff at Wilson and looks forward to getting to know the comunity in the coming school year.


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The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game
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by Michael Lewis
Derrick Saladna's review
May 16, 2012
Read in May, 2012
The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game is a true story about the life and the tragedies of a boy named Michael that grew up in the ghettos of Memphis and how he "Beat the odds". After being separated from his mother because of her drug problems and bouncing around from homes he is picked up by a rich family that takes him in. He is later enrolled in football and excels at his position of left tackle. Soon colleges become interested in him and many would offer him scholarships if he could improve his GPA. After a lot of studying and extra help with his teachers Michael's GPA is high enough for him to receive a scholarship from the colleges. Michael then accepts a scholarship to play at Ole Miss. This makes him the target of an NCAA investigation because both of his foster parents had attended Ole Miss. After questioning why he was adopted by his foster parents Michael decided that it was his decision to attend Ole Miss. Michael goes on to do very well in college and is drafted by the NFL. In my opinion The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game is a very inspirational book. It was very interesting to read and carried a message to keep pushing through even if things are very hard. I would recommend this book to anyone. It is a book that both guys and girls can read and there are no dull moments when reading it. The story is similar to the movie Rudy as both had to overcome significant obstacles in order to get what they wanted.
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How to Succeed in College When you are a student at one of the many Cheyenne colleges, you are desperately doing everything you can to try to succeed. While you are in school, you should treat your schoolwork like a full time job. You should try to do this because basically, your time in school is like a full time job. It should take up most of your time and you should dedicate most of your time and energy on it. It is important to spend most of your time on your schoolwork because you are in school in order to prepare to get a full-time job. Sometimes people attend school just for the sake of learning, but most people attend school so that they can get a degree that will help them get the job of their choice. Treating school like work shouldn't be difficult. All you have to do is try.
Treating School Like Work Here are a few examples of how you can treat school like work. You must show up on time to class, and attend every class. Pretend that you're getting paid for going to class. After all, if you were getting paid to go to class, you would definitely show up for every class. Think of your class attendance as directly related to how close you will be able to come to getting the job you desire once you graduate. You should also make sure to make as many deadlines as is humanly possible. Think of your deadlines for your schoolwork like a deadline for your job. If you miss a deadline, you will be "dead." You could get in trouble with your company, and you could even be fired. It is important that you are serious about doing a good job in your schoolwork all the time. This can be very difficult, especially since it takes a while to finish your degree. Most people can work very hard when they need to, but working hard for a long period of time is something entirely different. That takes a whole different level of mental stamina that few people have. You will probably not be able to devote yourself completely to your schoolwork 100% of the time, but you should definitely try.
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