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TO: Superintendents of Special Act School Districts
Executive Directors of Approved In-State
Executive Directors of Approved Preschool Programs
FROM: James P. DeLorenzo
SUBJECT: Private School Teacher Certification Funds 2006-07
The 2006-07 State budget provides one time funding to ensure the appropriate certification of teachers in schools that provide special services or programs to preschool and school-age students with disabilities. Special Act School Districts, private nonresidential and residential schools approved pursuant to section 4401 of Education Law and private preschool programs approved pursuant to section 4410 of Education Law are eligible to apply.
During the 2006-07 school year the State Education Department (SED) will establish allocation amounts to eligible programs, subject to appropriation availability, based on information provided by the approved school on the attached survey. This information relates to the status of the school's teacher certification and what is needed to remedy identified certification problems. Approved private schools, special act school districts and approved preschool programs must submit completed and accurate survey information in order to be considered to receive funding. The survey data will be collected electronically by SED. To access the survey, please go to http://www.oms.nysed.gov/rsu/TeacherCert/teachercerthome.html. In addition, schools must submit photocopies of their New York State Income Tax –45-ATT form and the associated supporting schedules for the quarter ending December 31, 2005 annotated as follows:
1) Highlight the names of the teachers employed in Preschool programs approved under section 4410 of Education Law or school-age programs approved under Article 81 or 89 of Education Law that are reported in position title codes 218, 220, 221, 222, 225, 260, 261, 262, and 263 on the New York State Consolidated Fiscal Report (CFR) or Supplemental Schedules SS 10 through 16 of the ST-3 Report (see the chart below).
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89 Washington Avenue, Room 304B
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Theo Miesse was 2 for 4 with an RBI and two runs for Harvard-Westlake.
Campbell Hall 4, Crossroads 3: Jordan Novick was 2 for 3 with a double, an RBI and a run scored for the Vikings (4-6-1, 2-2 Alpha). Teammate Matt DeSalvo tripled, had an RBI and scored a run.
New Community Jewish 12, Southwestern Academy 0: Jason Schoen pitched a three-hitter with eight strikeouts and was also 3 for 3 with a home run and three RBIs for the Jaguars (4-2).
Boys volleyball
Granada Hills 3, Chatsworth 0: Dylan Levitre had 11 kills to lead the Highlanders (3-2, 3-0) to a 25-23, 25-20, 25-13 West Valley League victory.
Oaks Christian 3, Malibu 0: Eric Snyder had 10 kills to lead the Lions (9-2, 4-0 Tri-Valley) to a 25-8, 25-19, 25-20 victory.
Boys track and field
Notre Dame 105, Harvard-Westlake 22: Max Leon won two events to lead the Knights (3-0, 3-0 Mission).
Leon won the 100 meters in 11.38 seconds and the 200 in 23.08. Kyle Ause swept the hurdles winning the 110 in 15.79 and the 300 in 41.45 for Notre Dame.
Westlake 68, Simi Valley 68: Gabe Wirtz won the 100 (10.95), long jump (20-5) and triple jump (42-8) for the Pioneers in the Marmonte League tie.
Girls track and field
Harvard-Westlake 74, Notre Dame 53: Laurel Aberele won the 100 high hurdles in 16.93 seconds and the 300 hurdles in 49.12 to lead the Wolverines (3-0, 3-0 Mission). Teammate Courtney Corrin won the long jump with at 19 feet, 8inches and the triple jump (37-4).
Simi Valley 108, Westlake 27: Madisen Richards won the 100 (12.16), 200 (25.24) and long jump (17-9 3/4) for the Pioneers, with Sarah Baxter doubling in the 1,600 (4:58.29) and 3,200 (10:26.45) in the Marmonte League win.
Boys tennis
Oaks Christian 10, Oak Park 8: Kevin Bondar swept his singles sets to lead the Lions (9-4, 5-0 Tri-Valley).
Andrew Tennant and Nicholas Gazzera swept their doubles sets for Oaks Christian.
Boys golf
Whittier Christian 209, Heritage Christian 259: Joe Ko shot a 1-over 36 for the visiting Warriors (4-2, 0-1 Alpha) at Candlewood Country Club.


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Fonterra's New $120M UHT Milk Processing Site Gears Up
24 February 2014
Fonterra's New $120M UHT Milk Processing Site Gears Up For First Production
Photo caption:Fonterra employees Te Ngahau Bates (left) and Eddie West (right) monitor an Anchor UHT processing line at the Co-operative's new $120 million UHT milk processing site at Waitoa. The white packs contain water which was run through the site's processing lines.
The stainless steel is shining and the last bolts are being tightened at Fonterra's new $120 million UHT milk processing site at Waitoa.
After more than 12 months of construction, the site is on-track to produce its first Anchor UHT product off the line in March. UHT Operations Manager, Donald Lumsden, said the Co-operative couldn't be more excited.
"This is a very exciting time for Fonterra. The global demand for dairy is growing and we're now well-positioned to meet this growth with our new state-of-the-art UHT milk processing site at Waitoa. The site will enable us to optimise the milk our farmers produce by turning it into high-value consumer products that will meet market demand in Asia."
The site includes five new UHT processing lines that will produce a range of products including Anchor UHT white milk and UHT cream. It will process more than 100 million litres of milk per year by August, when all five lines will be operating.
"The site's technology means we can produce up to 24,000 milk packs an hour per line, they will be flying off the line," said Mr Lumsden.
To test the site's milk processing and packaging capabilities, water commissioning has begun. This means operating the site on water to ensure all elements of production are in working-order before the first product is produced.
"Running water through the processing lines ensures we can vigorously test how the milk and packaging will be processed. It lets us know that the site is ready to begin processing milk," said Mr Lumsden.


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Nevertheless, with their higher prices and maintenance costs, DR systems prove to be expensive in cases where there are lesser number of procedures to be performed. In such cases, customers show a preference for CR systems, especially smaller imaging centres and private physicians who do not have access to substantial finances.
The European CR systems market was valued at $261.9 million for 2005 and is expected to reach $322.9 million in 2010. Although the market shows good growth potential in countries such as Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom, it has reached saturation in other large countries such as France and the Scandinavia, where the market for CR systems has now become more of a replacement market.
Revenues in the European DR systems market on the other hand were valued at $165.0 million in 2005 and could reach $318.6 million in 2010. Germany ranks top in the DR systems market with a 23.0 per cent share of the total European market followed by Scandinavia with 18.0 per cent and the United Kingdom with 16.0 per cent.
"Though there is major drive to convert analog screen film into digital form using CR and DR systems, the market, especially for CR systems is experiencing continuous price erosion, thereby making it difficult for the industry participants to sustain their profitability," says Ms. Badrinarayanan." Hence, vendors will have to chalk out appropriate pricing plan for their digital systems and create more awareness on the advantages of the digital systems and network, while also focusing on developing clinical performance of the system and bundling it with PACS/RIS.
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can it be?
have I for so long
forgotten to feed myself?
for nigh a year now
I was slowly starving.
getting lost in busy days,
tossing aside the hunger
that chewed away inside.
yet, I did not die.
by some quiet miracle
I made it to this moment
of truth:
I nearly starved to death.
it was not my body
that I failed to feed.
it was my spirit,
left alone for days
without nourishment or care.
and then one day
I paused to look within,
shocked at what I found:
so thin of faith,
so weak in understanding,
so needy of encouragement.
my starving spirit cried the truth:
I can!
I will!
I must
be fed!
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T (no first name) Wignesan
Copla Siete: This Bad Guy World - Poem by T (no first name) Wignesan
Watch those who say they serve God most
They'll boast their God stands for peace
And for Him – kill!
Watch those who clearly wish to boast
Theirs is the ONLY sacred lease
Yet show ill-will
To all those who likewise proclaim
ONE GOD – not their own – with disdain
Yet kill their own
And in killing their own, they maim
Their OWN GOD who will not even deign
To help His own!
Poet's Notes about The Poem
Comments about Copla Siete: This Bad Guy World by T (no first name) Wignesan
T Wignesan (8/25/2013 1:45:00 AM)
Hi Sandra! Thanks very much, but don't say it out so loud. The guys who love to kill might take out a - you know what - to notch up one more for a choice place in Heaven for themselves. Be seeing your own soon, I hope. Every good wish. Wignesan (Report) Reply
Sandra Feldman (8/22/2013 7:24:00 PM)
Terrific poem.
The real Truth about all religions, how we kill in the name of God, etc
.Greatest crime ever....... (Report) Reply
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Cold turkey would hardly have been a sensible way for the UK to withdraw aid from India. There are too many DfID programmes on the ground that still need British support, reflecting the fact that the UK (the last time I checked) had a near 30 per cent share of all bilateral foreign aid to the country. Read more
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In the fresh 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' pic, Hermione Granger, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley are spotted in the boys' dormitory of Gryffindor Tower at Hogwarts.
A brand new photo of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" has been unraveled by Warner Bros. via Snitch Seeker. It gives out once again the three leading characters in the "Harry Potter" series, Daniel Radcliffe's Harry Potter, Emma Watson's Hermione Granger and Rupert Grint's Ron Weasley.
This time, the fresh image displays the moment Hermione goes into the boys' dormitory in the Hogwarts' Gryffindor Tower. The picture reportedly captures the three friends gathering around the spot right before Harry heads off to a secret cave to retrieve Slytherin's locket with his mentor and Hogwarts' headmaster, Dumbledore.
Coming from the "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" helmer David Yates, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" will deal with a darker matter than previous "Harry Potter" films. In it, dark wizard Lord Voldemort has expanded his terror, even to the safest haven of all, Hogwarts. And with the threat getting even closer now, Dumbledore prepares Harry for the worst that will ultimately strike them.
Aside from Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson, this action fantasy also stars Michael Gambon, Alan Rickman, Tom Felton and many else. The David Heyman and David Barron-produced flick was scripted by Steven Kloves. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. Pictures will distribute the movie in the U.S. territory on July 15.


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covered in leather, as a book
A leather-bound copy of the 1999 Budget of the United States of America.
And then I found a little library abaft the smoking-room full-up with leather-bound books that nobody wanted to read.
The warm, leather-bound bank-book now reposed in his pocket.
Miss Armstrong, seated now at a small desk, produced a leather-bound book and fountain-pen.
I could say, kind of careless; 'If I was you, I'd take a leather-bound.'
As he spoke his hand reached out mechanically and drew the leather-bound box toward him.
She took a leather-bound volume of Byron from the kitchen drawer.
Not much of a find after all—nothing but a leather-bound book resembling a diary in appearance.
All leather-bound books had tight backs until about a hundred years ago, when the hollow back came into general use.
As soon as Master Sean was presented he removed a small, leather-bound folder from his belt pouch and proffered it to the priest.


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The Office of the Registrar is an approachable, accessible office serving the many internal and external audiences of the College. It oversees the process of registration and requests for transcripts, as well as ensuring the accuracy and integrity of all requirements pertaining to courses, credits and the curriculum of the College. The staff also supports the advising relationship between the faculty and students.
Current students may find Registrar forms under the Students tab of their my.lakeforest account. To view all forms select the Student Forms menu option. See below for a sample list of frequently used forms.
Student Forms (found on my.lakeforest)
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Senior Project Form
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To see all courses for a semester, go to the my.lakeforest portal, select the Home tab, and select the Course Schedule menu option. There is a Course Search tool. Select the desired Fall, Spring or Summer term and then click "Search." Course details are also found here by clicking on any course under "Course Code."


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Call for Entries!-"The Way I See It" at Albuquerque & greater New Mexico
July 18, 2013 to August 25, 2013
The Albuquerque Photographers' Gallery is now calling for entries for a show entitled "The Way I See It". Approximately 30 top-scoring images will be featured in our gallery in Old Town during October and November. This is a Photographer's dream show. Let your imagination run wild and show us what you've got! Watch for prize announcements soon. We have some awesome sponsors lined up! We are accepting entries through August…See More


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Robert Reicheck had an OK year last year. The 40-something proprietor of Reicorp Remodelingcbtardcfwwbueawrytyd, a Four Seasons Sunrooms franchise, logged sales of $1.4 million in 2008. All were sunroom sales and all of them happened before August. After that, leads dwindled to nothing. And in 2009? Again, nothing.
"There are no sunrooms to be sold right now," he states. Reicheck says that he is considering reentering the restaurant business where he once flourished.
Jay Deems, a co-owner of Minnesota Rusco, a Minnetonka, Minn., home improvement company selling siding, windows, doors, and kitchens, as well as sunrooms, knows that sunrooms can be sold. Minnesota Rusco, one of the biggest home improvement companies in the Twin Cities, sold eight of them last January. Unfortunately, none of those sales could be financed.
Elsewhere around the country the story is the same. Most companies that carried sunrooms as one among several of the products they sell and install have shifted marketing and sales resources into other areas. At Weather Tight Corp., a $14 million operation in Milwaukee, for instance, where sunrooms were the company's number two product until 2008, sunroom sales last year were off their projected revenue target by more than a million dollars.
Weather Tight refocused its energies on generating window leads to make up the difference. Those companies that were selling sunrooms exclusively have often found other products to sell ? gutter protection, bath liners, and windows are the preferred favorites.
Sunroom Conundrum
In its boom years, sales of "rooms" moved steadily upward on a seemingly non-stop growth trajectory, with volume estimated at between $2 billion and $3 billion in 2007. Those sales kept going up until 2008, then, for many dealers, they abruptly slowed.
Just how much off their peak sunroom sales are across the country no one seems quite sure of. At least two important suppliers, Branstrator and Admiral, have closed their doors. Manufacturing leaders such as TEMO and Four Seasons are straining to keep production facilities in operation. Some retail companies that exclusively sold sunrooms have disappeared. At the retail level, the key to survival may be product diversity and target marketing. Blame it on three things: financing, the housing market, and the recession.
Sunrooms ? selling for $25,000 and up ? have traditionally been sold on a payment plan. The credit crunch that began in the spring of 2008 seriously hurt the ability of contractors to get customers the loan they need to buy the product. Lending institutions such as Key Bank that offered secured financing (second mortgages) walked away from the home improvement business. Unsecured lenders, who typically offer smaller loans at a higher interest rate, began to follow.
As housing prices diminished so did home equity. "That," says Altoona, Pa., sunroom dealer Dan Green, owner Solarshield, "took a big percentage [of buyers] out of the market." TEMO president Jim Hall agrees: "What used to be our bread and butter ? second mortgages ? is pretty much nonexistent."
Remaining lenders upped the credit ante, often demanding FICO credit scores of 700 or better to gain approval. That cut out lots of homeowners who may have wanted sunrooms. "If they don't have a 750 credit score, they're not going to get done," says Kip Lee, who a year ago closed his Coastal Empire Exteriors, in Savannah, Ga., and became manager of the Four Seasons Sunrooms store there. "And if they don't have equity, they're not going to get done. There is probably one in four or five [sunrooms] that gets bought."
The other factor is demand. Of all the products offered by home improvement companies, sunrooms were the most vulnerable to an economic downturn. People need a new roof, new siding, or new windows. There's no scenario in which a sunroom is a necessity, so home improvement companies have always sold them as a go-ahead-you-deserve-it lifestyle product. With unemployment headed toward double digits and many consumers in belt-tightening mode, it became increasingly difficult to find the homeowner who both wanted a sunroom and could afford to pay for it, with or without credit.
"The middle of the market has dropped out," observes Tom Panek, a Michigan manufacturer and retailer. He estimates that industry sales are a third of what they were in 2007.


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Frazee Earns Fourth Big South Player of the Week Honor
Frazee's (Xenia, Ohio) best performance of the week came during the Lady Flames' 79-66 win over in-state rival Radford last Saturday. The sophomore scored 15 of her game-high 27 points before halftime, enabling Liberty to seize control of the contest. Frazee added a team-best seven rebounds and came up with a career-high five steals, as the Lady Flames dealt the Highlanders their first conference setback and halted their seven-game overall winning streak.
Frazee currently ranks in the top four of six different Big South statistical categories. She is listed second in the conference in three-point field goal percentage (.408), third in scoring (16.7 ppg), free throw percentage (.753) and defensive rebounding (5.5 rpg) and sits fourth in both rebounding (7.5 rpg) and field goal percentage (.500).
The Lady Flames, now 12-8 overall and 4-1 in Big South action, have won six of their seven games since the calendar flipped to 2007. Liberty is tied with UNC Asheville for first place in the conference standings and will travel to the Justice Center to face the Bulldogs, Saturday at 2 p.m.


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You were walking down the street, With your bags and your ticket, We parted from each other hoping to again meet. In my mind your thoughts fly, No matter how hard I try, You only make me cry. I pull my socks up to forget you, But I see your face in every drop of dew, I can't forget the fact that it makes me feel blue. It is such a heartbreaker, We couldn't be lovers forever, Our love is the only thing I always endear. Will you ever come back to me? To give me the lost joy and glee, To save me from drowning into the sea. Will you ever come back to me? Will we ever together be? Will you ever come back to me?
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text: Superman. Batman. Wonder Woman. The core heroes of the DCU are back ù but after Infinite Crisis, where do they stand with each other? Here's the definitive answer, brought to you with the brilliant art of Ed Benes, George Perez, Jim Lee, J.H. Williams, Gene Ha, Dick Giordano, Eric Wright, Tony Harris, Kevin Maguire, Dan Jurgens, Howard Porter, Luke McDonnell, Rags Morales, Ethan Van Sciver, Phil Jimenez and others.


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Mine Safety and Health Administration
Contact: Amy Louviere
Phone: (202) 693-9423
Released Wednesday, April 2, 2003
MSHA Awards Alabama Grant for Training and Education
ARLINGTON, Va.- The U. S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has awarded the state of Alabama a grant totaling $183,569 for training, education and other mine safety and health activities. Alabama has approximately 246 active mines and 7,024 miners.
The amount is part of an overall grant of nearly $7.8 million being made this year to 48 states and the Navajo Nation.
"Education and training are among the primary tools available to help us achieve the healthiest and safest mines possible," said Dave D. Lauriski, assistant secretary of labor for mine safety and health. "In fact, they comprise one of the key elements - along with enforcement and technical assistance - that make up MSHA's Triangle of Success. These are the tools that the law provides us to influence safety and health in the mining industry.
"This grant will enable the state of Alabama to work toward a goal that we all share - ensuring that every miner returns home safely at the end of every working shift," Lauriski added.
States participating in the grant program provide a variety of instruction - from entry-level training for those who are starting in the mining industry to annual refresher classes and instructor courses for those who will be training other miners. Many of those courses meet the requirements under federal training standards. Other training covers responding to medical emergencies at remote mining sites, noise abatement, mine rescue, water hazards rescue and certifications for various jobs ranging from electrician to hoisting engineer.
Mining operations in Alabama interested in participating in training sessions should contact Mr. Rene Williams, Director, Business and Industry Training, Bevill State Community College, at (205) 648-3271.


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Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort Wins Gold Tee Award
June 21, 2014 by in Accommodations | Experience AZ Magazine | Featured | Stay
The AAA Four Diamond Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort in Phoenix has earned the 2014 Gold Tee Award from Meetings & Conventions (M&C) magazine. One of just 65 resorts honored this year, this highly-respected award is given annually to outstanding golf/meeting properties worldwide. Winners of the Gold Tee Award were nominated and selected by the… Read More →
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Casino Del Sol Resort, an enterprise of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, was recently named to the prestigious Forbes Travel Guide Star Rating List. Recognized for exceptional service and amenities, it is the only casino resort in the state of Arizona to receive the coveted four-star rating. The overall property was awarded, as well as Hiapsi,… Read More →


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Senators Stone, Bond, Feakes, Hazlewood, Hindson, McGee, McKinney, Meek, Melzer, Ogletree, Wiley, Wilson, Winek
Guests: Dir of HR, John McBride; Asst Dir of HR, Floyd Quinn; Dr. Alberto Giordano, Geography; Scott Thomas, University Star
Meeting called to order at 4:00.
Info Items: Chair Stone announced several informational items:
Senate/Liaison Meeting Agenda: The Senate considered agenda items for the joint meeting of the Senate and the Senate Liaisons for October 3rd in the Reed Parr Room. Agenda items are:
· Chair Evaluations: PPS 1.10 requires that the dean distribute the chair's evaluation results to the faculty (see attached section of PPS 1.10). The Senate is trying to determine how reliably this is being done. Please be prepared to report if you have or not have received the required report.
· Start-Up Clause: The senate is concerned about the start-up clause that is being included in new faculty contracts if they receive start-up funds (see attached document). Currently, four colleges are affected by the start-up clause and it is anticipated that additional colleges will be affected in the future. The senate would like input from the liaisons regarding the issue and would also like to request assistance from the liaisons in gathering data (faculty that obtained start-up funds, who has the contractual clause, if the clause is hindering faculty recruitment and hiring, most common grant sources and the indirect cost rates, and the like).
Drug & Alcohol UPPS Draft 04.04.xx: There are still serious concerns with regard to the current revision of the draft UPPS 04.04.xx, but the discussion turned to the consideration of whether there should be a single policy statement for all University employees or separate documents for different groups such as faculty and staff. A motion was made to have the Drug & Alcohol UPPS be applicable to all employees of the University and that the policy should be acceptable to both faculty and staff at the institution. Discussion indicated that a very generic policy statement that meets the rule of law with added provisions for groups that require more specific treatment would satisfy most Senators. The motion was passed by a vote of 6 to 5.
John McBride, Directory of HR, and Floyd Quinn, Asst. Director of HR, again came to the Senate to discuss the UPPS draft. Senator Stone indicated that the Senate would only support a policy statement that meets the University's needs and was also a policy that the faculty could endorse. In the discussion, Dir McBride indicated that the only portions of the draft that contained policy that was different from already existing University policy was in Sections 2.05, 2.06, 3.03, and 4.01 through 4.07. These sections also seemed to be exactly the sections the Senate found to contain policy that the Senate found objectionable.
The discussion will continue with the Senate Liaisons at the next meeting.
Minutes: Minutes for 09/19/07 were approved as amended.


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NL too powerful for Lady Cats
By BOBBY "BUTCH" BURNEY | News-Telegram Sports Editor
Sept. 30, 2007 - A change of venue didn't seem to upset the North Lamar Pantherettes on Friday.
The Pantherettes, co-leaders in District 11-4A, showed the excellent passing and hitting skills that have them ranked No. 18 in the state with a four-game victory over the Sulphur Springs Lady Cats, 25-17, 25-11, 23-25, 25-14.
The game was played at Wildcat Gym because of scheduling conflicts with officials. It was originally scheduled to be played at North Lamar.
For their part, the Lady Cats played much better than they did in Tuesday's disappointing loss to Mount Pleasant, but North Lamar was just too good on Friday.
NL four-year letterman Logan Anglin was a strong presence at the net with 18 kills and on the service line with 20 points. The Pantherettes also got 16 combined kills from seniors Emily Fouse and Ali Stone.
The Lady Cats countered with a solid performance from junior middle blocker Katie Dodd, who had a team-high nine kills, while junior Brittani Crawford had three kills and two blocks.
Sulphur Springs responded to North Lamar's attacks for most of the match, several times pulling back within striking distance after the Pantherettes had made strong runs.
For the home team, the most exciting game was the third one, in which they led for most of the game before falling behind late, 21-19 on an ace by Stone. However, Dodd stopped the run with a well-placed tip and then SSHS junior Mackenzie Cross had a kill off an excellent one-handed save by classmate Baleigh Butler to draw the Lady Cats even. Cross, who had a total of seven kills, then sandwiched two of them around a Butler spike to give the Lady Cats a 24-21 lead. Cross finished off the game with a deep spike that hit just inside the back line.
North Lamar won the first game by building a nine-point cushion, 14-5, before the Lady Cats came back to draw to within 17-14 on an ace serve from sophomore Maurie Lewis, who finished with a team-high nine points and 13 assists.
Aces were hard to come by for the Lady Cats, though, as they managed just five in the match. That was a testament to North Lamar's passing acumen.
Two of Sulphur Springs' aces came early in the fourth game when Butler gave the Lady Cats an 8-7 lead with her serving. But, North Lamar's Anglin then reeled off seven straight points to put the Pantherettes securely in the lead.
SSHS had 26 kills total with Butler and junior Krista McMahan recording three each and Kelsey Smith with two. Butler also had six points and McMahan four. Seniors Amanda McGowin, who had a strong back row game, and Kamesha Hall combined for six service points.
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30 July 2010
Davis Station, Antarctica 68º35'S 77º58'E
This week at Davis continues the theme of our blockbusting epic and recent entry into the Antarctic Winter Film Festival, "Fitness Month" (available at youtube, see Fitness Month)
A question that isn't asked that often, but should be, is how do we keep our beautiful beach-bodies buffed over the long dark cold winter months, and prevent them from becoming beach ball-esque.
Given that we have a top Australian chef, Kim, providing us with gourmet fare every meal, it is a fierce battle, with the results weighed every month during medicals, to the chagrin of some, and delight of others. Here's some photos showing our fitness conscious expeditioners hard at it.
Luckily for us all, we've got our own personal trainer/ motivator/ and fitness guru Matt "The party" Azzopardi. Matt has drawn up fitness plans (The Azzopardi Premium Hypertrophy Workout) for half the station, fine tuning them as the season progresses and the weights increase. But wait, there's more. He's been coaching us in the gentle art of boxing, is regularly seen at the climbing wall, and sets us "challenges" weekly that are supposed to increase our VO2 max by 60%, but usually result in collapse on the floor in a sweaty heap, and difficulty ambulating independently for several days afterwards. Apparently it's good for us.
But it's not all inside work. Andy Ballinger regularly takes his sled for a walk, Chris George was seen ice skating at Watts Hut last weekend (the triple axle with a backward toe off was an incredible sight) and there's a regular run down Dingle road to Law Cairn, a 12 km round trip, usually in temperatures of -20 degrees C. Cross country skiing, one of the most intensive aerobic activities known to man, also has a keen following.
With the increasing light, not only have our energy levels increased, we've had some incredible sunsets. Nacreous clouds – they're the visually impressive but ozone gobbling ones – form finely-shaded pastel layers (top two thirds of the photo below). You know you've been in Antarctica a while when not only can you recognise nacreous clouds, you get excited by them, but also sad at what they're doing to the ozone layer. Please also note the solar pillar, caused by refraction through a layer of ice crystals. These also gave us a rainbow, or rather an "icebow", which is probably the edge of an enormous sun dog.
And finally, some iceberg shots from Pete Hargreaves to share with you all, proving once again that we are in the most beautiful place on earth (and as Sir Attenborough would put it, so spectacular, it can be seen from space). Extra points for naming the face in the iceberg.


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Sequential aggregate signature (SAS) is a special type of public-key signature that allows a signer to add his signature into a previous aggregate signature in sequential order. In this case, since many public keys are used and many signatures are employed and compressed, it is important to reduce the sizes of signatures and public keys. Recently, Lee, Lee, and Yung (PKC 2013) proposed an efficient SAS scheme with short public keys and proved its security without random oracles under static assumptions.
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A MAN is in a critical condition in hospital after he was hit by a fire ball from an out of control bonfire.
Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) was called to a property in Falcon Lane, in Ledbury, just before 1.30pm on Sunday to reports of a person on fire.
Two crews from Ledbury attended and joined police and ambulance staff at the address.
Station Commander Martin Lown from HWFRS said: "Crews arrived at the property to find a casualty being treated for severe burns believed to have been caused by a fire ball from an out-of-control garden bonfire.
"Due to the extent of the man's injuries, he was flown by air ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham for treatment and he remains in hospital this morning in a critical but stable condition."
Firefighters extinguished the bonfire and that fire investigation officers are looking to establish exactly how the man's injuries were caused.
"The fire is being treated as accidental but it highlights the need to take extreme care if lighting a bonfire in your garden," he said.
Commander Lown added people should light fires in a suitable spot well away from the house, wooden fences or sheds, and to burn only natural materials and should never dispose of hazardous items such as aerosol cans, spent fireworks, dry cell batteries or flammable liquids on a bonfire.


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My evo was giving me battery issues. It would randomly hold a charge. So I brought it in to sprint the tested it and said the battery was bad and it needed a new one. fare enough but I figured it would be covverd under my protection plan that I have had on all my phones. The guy said it wasent because it's considered an accsesory. To me an accsesory is somthing added to a phone to customize or upgrade it like a larger sd card, protective case, car charger ect. The battery is nesesity for the phone to work so there for would not be an accsesory. What are your thoughts on this?
Thats right a battery is a necessity how can they even try to charge , this is ridiculous
My new car's motor it is under warranty. the battery blows up. it is an accessory? Car will not run It is
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I'm sorry to hear you're having issues with the battery. In my experience I have heard of some confusion depending on the store of how battery replacements are handled unfortunately. Generally most service and repair locations will replace the battery if it's still within the one year manufacturer warranty. I do know a lot of stores actually replace it regardless as a courtesy though if they have the stock.
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Milton, Beth, Dugdill, L, Porcellato, L and Springett, RJ 2008, ''Kids who smoke think that they can be adults as well': Children's smoking and transitions to adulthood' , Children & Society, 22 (4) , pp. 291-302.Full text not available from this repository. (Request a copy)
This article aims to explore the ways in which preadolescents associate smoking with transitions to adulthood, in the context of sociological theories of childhood, using data from the Liverpool Longitudinal Study of Smoking. The research found that at age 9 many of the cohort argued that smoking was more acceptable for adults because they had bigger bodies than children. Some children also suggested that smoking was appropriate for adults because adults were competent to make important decisions and to balance risks. By age 11, when several of the cohort had actually tried smoking, children's views about the risks smoking posed to their bodies had altered, and many children were aware of smoking-related disease among adults. The cohort also suggested that some children might take up smoking to demonstrate that they are 'grown up' too. In the UK, legal restrictions on the age of tobacco purchase are reinforced by social norms that construct smoking as an activity that is only suitable for adults. The goal of legal restrictions that ban the sale of cigarettes to children is to protect their health. The unintended outcome, however, is that for many young people smoking is a way of demonstrating maturity and adult status.
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Microsoft Office
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alright back on my home computer. should have the file to you soon via this window if i can attach. didn't have the option on my phone
here is the link from the wikisend page
the paper clip within this justanswer window only allows me to send a picture
again, i need the orange box in the top left of the main tab to populate with drop downs based on the corresponding orange columns on the underlying data tab. and then based on the user's selections have the columns in the blue section of the main tab populate accordingly.
hey there. i got a message that said the question is now open to all office experts. for the record i didn't select anything to make that happen. didn't want you to think i'm discouraged or anything. not sure why that happened.
K sounds good :)
thats fine. take your time. no rush, just so it works i'll be very appreciative. :)
hey there PC guy. just checking in. like i said earlier no rush, but if you anticipate problems or potentially not being able to complete i'd just like to know ahead of time so i can investigate other options. thanks :)
ok sounds good. can you give me an estimate of the time tomorrow? i'm on eastern standard time. so right now its 9:47 pm.
hmmm. well, if it would be possible to have it earlier, say 12 noon that would be great. 5 would normally be good but the thing is i have to populate a significant amount of data and apply various other alterations to it once i get it back, and it's supposed to be complete for my boss by that time. let me know if this might be possible.
ok. i'm going to attempt to open the question up so i can see if i can get an answer sooner. if you want to check in on my progress you can contact me here or my email or cell ill try to write out so it doesnt get chopped off its no spaces - b m a z o n at g m a i l dot c o m. and cell is 4 1 2 3 7 8 3 5 3 5
i appreciate all your time but i really need this by early tomorrow. if you can get to me by then ill be more than happy to pay you
yes but please assure it is done by then. if its not and i have to re open the question it will be very difficult for me to repost the file and communicate in depth like this from work. and like i said i have to do a significant amount of work with the file after it's "ready" from this standpoint. so by 12 if i dont have it i will probably seek out other resources at work or have to talk to my boss.
did you see the dropdowns there?
you have to click in the cell and a list of options will apear
i did reply. in the cells you referenced there aren't any drop down menus. i can see there is a macro in the file and i have them enabled in my excel. if i click on the cells you reference its just the value thats already in there with no option to change anything. in my last messaged i embedded a screen shot of my excel, maybe that is why it didn't send? i don't know. let me know if you think i'm missing something or doing something wrong.
i uploaded a screen shot with B2 highlighted. you can see there's no drop down handle and its just the value thats in there. not sure why it would be different for you?
ok. if it is helpful i can paste you the vba script as it appears in mine.
and here is the vba screen
Sub datacopy()'Application.DisplayAlerts = FalseDim Array1(), Array2(), Array3(), Array4(), Array5(), Array6(), Array7(), Array8(), Array9(), Array10()Dim Array11(), Array12(), Array13(), Array14(), Array15(), Array16(), Array17(), Array18(), Array19(), Array20()Dim Array21(), Array22(), Array23(), Array24(), Array25(), Array26(), Array27(), Array28(), Array29(), Array30()Dim Array31(), Array32(), Array33(), Array34(), Array35(), Array36(), Array37(), Array38(), Array39(), Array40()Dim Array41(), Array42(), Array43(), Array44(), Array45()Dim AV As VariantDim CV1 As VariantDim CV2 As VariantDim CV3 As VariantDim CV4 As Variant'Dim AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4, AV5, AV6, AV7, AV8, AV9, AV10 As Variant'Dim AV11, AV12, AV13, AV14, AV15, AV16, AV17, AV18, AV19, AV20 As Variant'Dim AV21, AV22, AV23, AV24, AV25, AV26, AV27, AV28, AV29, AV30 As Variant'Dim AV31, AV32, AV33, AV34, AV35, AV36, AV37, AV38, AV39, AV40 As Variant'Dim AV41, AV42, AV43, AV44, AV45 As VariantDim f1 As VariantDim f2 As VariantDim f3 As VariantDim f4 As VariantDim a As LongDim i As LongDim lr As LongDim n As LongDim r As Longf1 = Worksheets("main sheet").Cells.Range("B2").Valuef2 = Worksheets("main sheet").Cells.Range("B3").Valuef3 = Worksheets("main sheet").Cells.Range("B4").Valuef4 = Worksheets("main sheet").Cells.Range("B5").ValueWorksheets("underlying data").ActivateWorksheets("underlying data").SelectRange("A1").Selectlr = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).RowFor i = 1 To lr CV1 = Cells.Range("A" & i).Value CV2 = Cells.Range("B" & i).Value CV3 = Cells.Range("C" & i).Value CV4 = Cells.Range("D" & i).Value If CV1 = f1 And CV2 = f2 And CV3 = f3 And CV4 = f4 Then AV = Cells.Range("E" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array1(a) Array1(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("F" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array2(a) Array2(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("G" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array3(a) Array3(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("I" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array4(a) Array4(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("J" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array5(a) Array5(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("K" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array6(a) Array6(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("L" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array7(a) Array7(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("M" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array8(a) Array8(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("N" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array9(a) Array9(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("O" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array10(a) Array10(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("P" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array11(a) Array11(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("Q" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array12(a) Array12(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("R" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array13(a) Array13(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("S" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array14(a) Array14(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("T" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array15(a) Array15(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("U" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array16(a) Array16(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("W" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array17(a) Array17(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("X" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array18(a) Array18(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("Y" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array19(a) Array19(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("Z" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array20(a) Array20(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AA" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array21(a) Array21(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AB" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array22(a) Array22(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AC" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array23(a) Array23(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AD" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array24(a) Array24(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AF" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array25(a) Array25(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AG" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array26(a) Array26(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AH" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array27(a) Array27(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AI" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array28(a) Array28(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AJ" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array29(a) Array29(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AK" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array30(a) Array30(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AL" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array31(a) Array31(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AM" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array32(a) Array32(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AN" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array33(a) Array33(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AO" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array34(a) Array34(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AQ" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array35(a) Array35(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AR" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array36(a) Array36(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AS" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array37(a) Array37(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AT" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array38(a) Array38(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AV" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array39(a) Array39(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AW" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array40(a) Array40(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AX" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array41(a) Array41(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("AZ" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array42(a) Array42(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("BA" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array43(a) Array43(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("BB" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array44(a) Array44(a) = AV AV = Cells.Range("BC" & i).Value ReDim Preserve Array45(a) Array45(a) = AV a = a + 1 End IfNext iWorksheets("main sheet").ActivateWorksheets("main sheet").Selectlr = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).RowFor i = 13 To lr Rows(i & ":" & i).Select Selection.Value = ""Next iIf a > 0 Then Range("A12").Select r = 12 For n = LBound(Array1) To UBound(Array1) Selection.Offset(1, 0).Value = Array1(n) Selection.Offset(1, 1).Value = Array2(n) Selection.Offset(1, 2).Value = Array3(n) Selection.Offset(1, 4).Value = Array4(n) Selection.Offset(1, 5).Value = Array5(n) Selection.Offset(1, 6).Value = Array6(n) Selection.Offset(1, 7).Value = Array7(n) Selection.Offset(1, 8).Value = Array8(n) Selection.Offset(1, 9).Value = Array9(n) Selection.Offset(1, 10).Value = Array10(n) Selection.Offset(1, 11).Value = Array11(n) Selection.Offset(1, 12).Value = Array12(n) Selection.Offset(1, 13).Value = Array13(n) Selection.Offset(1, 14).Value = Array14(n) Selection.Offset(1, 15).Value = Array15(n) Selection.Offset(1, 16).Value = Array16(n) Selection.Offset(1, 18).Value = Array17(n) Selection.Offset(1, 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Array41(n) Selection.Offset(1, 47).Value = Array42(n) Selection.Offset(1, 48).Value = Array43(n) Selection.Offset(1, 49).Value = Array44(n) Selection.Offset(1, 50).Value = Array45(n) r = r + 1 Range("A" & r).Select Next n Range("A1").SelectElse Exit SubEnd If End Sub
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ok so i opened the file. the drop down menus do work and it does filter data but it is not filtering correctly. the drop downs are supposed to have an entry for each selection one time like a menu. for example manager drop down should only have one iteration of each name, whereas this drop down appears to have every row in the underlying sheet, so someone's name like john J appears a number of times in the drop down menu. and the issue is the same for the other selection boxes - segment, RM level, and market. it looks like you're getting closer and i certainly appreciate all your effort but it doesn't function properly at the moment.
in order to pay don't i have to have my question answered correctly? this isn't what i'm looking for...
my question states "I want to show ALL the employees (and their various accompanying performance stats, for example sales or # of clients) in a certain pay grade that report to a PARTICULAR manager. I want the spreadsheet to be such that at the top there is a dropdown to select a manager, and another dropdown to select a paygrade. Based on these selections a list (with first column employee name) several rows below will populate with the APPROPRIATE employees..."
this doesn't do that. there shouldn't be multiple iterations of the same manager. it doesn't populate appropriately.
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well the pc answer guy was on the right track but ultimately this didn't function the way that i asked and it's not usable at all. if you can come up with someone else that would be good. i feel bad for the pc answer guy because we went back and forth a lot and he seemed to invest a fair amount of time in this but like i said it's ultimately not what i was asking for and doesn't function in any usable way.
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Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) -The National Education Association claims President Bush is reneging on his promise to put a qualified teacher in every public school classroom by 2005, but the House Education and the Workforce Committee says the NEA is misleading its member teachers and the public.
"As we raise the expectations of our schools, we must give our schools the tools to succeed. As we ask more of our teachers, we must take their side. We must be their allies," President Bush, said in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, March 4. "And all of us, all around America, must give them the support they need to do their jobs."
Earlier this year, Bush signed into law a significant increase in funding for programs to improve teacher quality as part of the No Child Left Behind Act. The money is designated to help states and local schools train, recruit, and retain highly qualified teachers.
"This is a great goal for America," said NEA President Bob Chase in a press release. "But if we are serious about leaving no child behind, then we also must be serious about leaving no teacher unqualified - and no mandate unfunded."
NEA is running radio commercials claiming that Bush is actually cutting teacher quality funding.
"[T]he president has proposed a budget that actually reduces federal support for improved teacher quality," Chase claims in the ad. "It's time for government to keep its promises."
But Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio), issued a statement Thursday through the House Education and Workforce Committee, which he chairs, saying that "the NEA attacks are misleading and false."
"To provide the resources necessary to meet that goal, the President also signed legislation providing nearly $3 billion," the statement explains, "an increase of 35 percent over last year's budget."
Additionally, the president called for new "teacher support" initiatives earlier this week, including:
- Expanding programs that recruit new math, science and special education teachers by forgiving part of their college loans in exchange for a commitment to teach in poor neighborhoods;
- A tax deduction of $400 per year for committed teachers who buy school supplies for their students out of their own pockets; and
- Upgrading teaching colleges, where many teachers receive their training.
Lack of administration support for NEA proposals that it determine the certification standards to identify "highly qualified teachers" may have caused the union to run the ads.
The law signed by Bush designates that a "highly qualified teacher" is one who has certification from, or has passed a licensing exam administered by a state department of education, not NEA.
"No more uncertified teachers. No more out-of-field teaching. No more relying on well-intentioned amateurs to do the job of trained professionals," Chase said in his statement. "NEA will do everything in our power to help achieve this extraordinary goal. We only hope the Administration is equally committed."
Boehner says teachers only have to look at the $3 billion dedicated to improving teacher quality to see the commitment of Congress and the administration.
"Even in the face of significant new budget constraints, President Bush and Congress followed through on the promise to teachers," his statement claims. "America's teachers support education reform, and they deserve to know the truth about President Bush's education budget."
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A MAN was robbed of his wallet during a late-night incident in Minehead.
The victim had been returning home from the town centre and walking along Little Plover Close at 4am when he was approached and had his wallet taken from him.
The incident happened on Saturday, September 21, but details have only just been released by police.
No description of the suspect has been released but shortly before the incident two people were seen in a car in Sandpiper Close, near to where the robbery occurred.
It is not clear whether the occupants of the car were involved or not but police say they would like them to contact them.
Anyone else with information is also asked to call police on 101.