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Post Dispositional Program
The Post Dispositional Program (Beta), within the Juvenile Detention Center, was established in 1998 to provide the judges and staff an alternative to committing youth to the Department of Juvenile Justice, (DJJ) (in accordance with the Code of Virginia 16.1-284.1).
The Beta Program
The Beta Program was created to address the issues and needs of juveniles sentenced under Code of Virginia 16.1-284.1. It is a therapeutic program which confines youth for up to six months in the Juvenile Detention Center and provides the Court an alternative to committing youth to the Department of Juvenile Justice (in accordance with 16.1-284.1). The Beta Program also has six months of aftercare after the youth has completed the six months of confinement component. Interventions are structured to address delinquency, behavioral/mental health, substance abuse and educational issues. Some of these treatment areas may be anger management, developing positive coping skills, maintaining healthy relationships, decision-making, moral reasoning, identifying and setting boundaries. Services include individual and group counseling, family therapy, a psycho-education, and substance abuse treatment. The Beta Program also utilizes the Nurturing Parent Program, Victim Impact Classes, and a creative art curriculum in address various delinquency issues. The program's Counseling, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse staff services the residents. An on-site Fairfax County Public Alternative School addresses the educational needs of all youth. Three full time teachers and additional educational staff within the Juvenile Detention Center staff the Beta Program School.
The 11-bed program accommodates male offenders ages 14 - 17. To enter the program juveniles must be referred by a probation officer and must complete an admissions assessment with Beta Program Administration to determine their appropriateness for placement following the youth being court ordered into the program. The Code requires that the youth must be 14 years of age or older, has not previously been and is not currently adjudicated delinquent of a violent juvenile felony or found guilty of a violent juvenile felony and has not been released from the custody of the Department of Juvenile Justice within the previous 18 months. Furthermore, the interest of the juvenile and the community requires that the juvenile be placed under legal restraint or discipline, and that other placements authorized under title 16.1 will not serve the best interest of the juvenile. The Code further requires that the court shall order the juvenile committed to the Department of Juvenile Justice if he is eligible but suspended such commitment and conduct mandatory review hearings at least once during each thirty-day period of confinement. The program does not accept youth who are psychotic or those requiring sex-offender treatment services.


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ALUN Wyn Jones is determined to help Wales end their tour of Australia on a high with victory in Sydney at the weekend.
The tourists came within 20 seconds of levelling the series against the Wallabies in Melbourne yesterday only to succumb to Mike Harris' injury-time penalty.
That gave Australia an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-Test series but Six Nations champions Wales head to New South Wales with the intention of claiming their first Test victory down under since 1969.
Lock Jones said: "It is unfortunate to go 2-0 down in the series in that fashion, especially after we had played so well for so long, but it's done now and we have got to get back on the horse.
"There was a lot to take out of a much-improved performance from last week. We had parity at the breakdown, our kicking game was improved and our defence was pretty good.
"We can be negative, dour or whatever but this is professional sport and there is no point dwelling on it.
"We have to move on and there is still history to be made by winning a game down here and that means there is still a big carrot on the end of a long stick.'' Wales appeared on the verge of victory at the Etihad Stadium following tries by George North and Jonathan Davies in either half.
Leigh Halfpenny also kicked 15 points in an intriguing duel with Wallaby fly-half Berrick Barnes that saw the lead change hands seven times in the second half before Harris' last-gasp winner.
Jones said: "If it was a boxing match you would have been more than happy you got your moneys worth. It was blow for blow regards the penalties in the second half and we felt pretty comfortable with the kick-off, our scrum and the penalties. Both teams were going for penalties in the end because defences were pretty strong.
"We were pretty much in control in the last 10 and it was the case of piggy-back penalties on the field. Unfortunately they got the one in range and they took it. Had there been 20 more seconds on the clock, perhaps we could have gone up the field and done the same.'' It was a display to be proud of from a team that has reached the semi-finals of the World Cup and won a Grand Slam in the past 10 months.
And Jones is eager to remain realistic after such a heartbreaking loss.
He added: "Everyone said it was the start of a downward spiral after we lost to South Africa at the World Cup, but that wasn't the case.
"We know how close we came to winning and now we all have to front up for Saturday.
"Now there is still a chance to make history in the final Test. We feel we are improving. It is going to come.''


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Plymouth, N.H.- Plymouth State University's Center for the Environment (CFE) hosts the 2013 New Hampshire Water and Watershed Conference, Friday, March 22 in PSU's Hartman Union Building. The event features more than 30 talks addressing current water related research as well as effective strategies at the local, regional, state, and federal levels about changing environmental and societal conditions and their effects on New Hampshire's water resources and aquatic environment. Specific topics to be covered include watershed planning, restoration, and management; education and outreach; ecosystem services of lakes, rivers, and watersheds; coordinating a response to climate change; and water quality and quantity.
The plenary speaker is Linwood Pendleton, director of the Ocean and Coastal Policy Program at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions and acting chief economist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). His talk will be on Clean Water and the New Hampshire Economy.
Governor Maggie Hassan is also expected to attend and speak about current water issues in New Hampshire.
CFE Director Dr. Joe Boyer stated the conference will provide an extensive amount of information about the region's water resources.
"Water is a common denominator in the environment, society and economy of this region," Boyer said. "This meeting will help further the research and management of water resources for the benefit of both nature and people."
The sessions and talks at the conference are designed to meet the information and networking needs of a broad audience. In past years, scientists; educators; consultants; students; lake, river, and watershed groups; environmental organizations; volunteer monitors; municipal board and staff members; elected officials; local and regional planners; and policy makers have all found the conference to be full of valuable information addressing current water and watershed topics in New Hampshire.
Information about the event, registration, and the agenda are at http://www.plymouth.edu/center-for-the-environment/2013-nh-water-watershed-conference/
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HOUSTON - Buying gift cards this holiday season may help you save big on fuel.
Kroger is running a holiday promotion that will give you 4 times the fuel points on gift card purchases.
Normally, you earn one fuel point for every dollar you spend at Kroger and 100 points saves you 10 cents for every gallon of gas you buy at participating Kroger and Shell gas stations, but with gift card purchases made through Dec. 11, you get 4 times the points.
"If you were to come in right now and buy this $50 iTunes gift card … that would give you 200 fuel points, which would translate to 20 cents off per gallon at the pump," said Kristal Howard, a Kroger spokeswoman.
Howard said you can earn up to $2 off per gallon for up to 30 gallons.
Terry Stracke cashed in on the deal last year and said she is buying gift cards to save this year, too.
"We probably bought about $200 in gift cards last year for nieces and nephews," said Stracke.
Kroger sells gift cards for dozens of restaurants, airlines and stores.
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Two Windows Server features that have been widely ignored by the enterprise community deserve a second look -- especially because Microsoft has enhanced them in Windows Server 2012: Server Core and DirectAccess.
Here's what you should know about each, so you can take advantage of their underused potential.
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The simple power of Server Core
Server Core is the stripped-down interface for Windows Server, and as such, it eliminates the GUI services and dependencies that can be used to attack the system. In Windows Server 2012, Server Core has been expanded to include most roles -- it can do almost everything, unlike its predecessor.
Server Core still starts with a cmd.exe shell rather than PowerShell because of the dependencies of PowerShell, which is a bit of a drag; it'd be nice if Microsoft retired cmd.exe. But you can swing into PowerShell from Server Core's cmd.exe by typing
powershell. (and you can edit the registry to make PowerShell the default shell.)
Should you want to switch into the GUI, type
Add-WindowsFeature Server-GUI-Shell to install the Server GUI. (When you want to remove the GUI, open PowerShell and type
Remove-WindowsFeature Server-GUI-Shell.) It's easy to swap back and forth between these two modes.
But really you don't need or want to run the GUI on your servers. Remember: Servers are meant to be workhorses. Having a resource-intensive GUI only robs your system of the processor and memory it needs to do its job. It's better to use the command line through remote PowerShell.
You might be thinking you can have your GUI and full server resources too by remoting into the server from your desktop; that way, you use the desktop's resources instead of the server's to get the GUI interface you know and love. Don Jones, a PowerShell expert and Microsoft MVP, says you shouldn't get comfortable in doing that. He believes Windows Server 2012 is a "shot across the bow" for a future Windows Server that will have no GUI at all. His advice: "Stay off the console."
This time, DirectAccess really lets you lose the VPN
Originally released in Windows Server 2008, DirectAccess promised to eliminate the need for VPN connection setup woes by allowing systems to connect directly to their internal LAN. This was supposed to allow domain-managed clients to access their corporate network any time they were on the Internet without having to go through a VPN.
But due to the complexity of setup (such as the requirement of having IPv6 on the internal network) and finicky nature of DirectAccess, many companies avoided it. Instead, most either stayed with traditional SSL VPNs or used Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG) to provide secure remote access. Some used DirectAccess with UAG, which made DirectAccess work better but also greatly increased the complexity of setup and management.


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ALL aspects of care at Prospect Hospice's in-patient unit and day service have been highly praised following a thorough inspection by the health watchdog.
From patient care, to staff supervision, cleanliness and management of medication, the Care Quality Commission could not find fault with the Wroughton charity, which provides end-of-life care to around 2,000 terminally-ill people each year.
The constant focus on patients' wishes, down to their meal preferences, was singled out in the report published following the visit on February 25.
Nurses and consultants' warmth and professionalism also stood out.
"The staff team worked with other professionals and community services to try to meet the wishes of an individual's preferred priority of care for end of life," they said.
"They told us that the wishes of the people were paramount and that staff worked closely with families and people to ensure, where possible, that there was agreement to the care and treatment they wished to receive.
"All the people receiving a service and their relatives we spoke with during our visit were positive about the care and treatment they received from the staff team. People told us the staff were caring and professional.
"One person we spoke with told us: 'The staff are out of this world. I feel blessed that I have been allowed to have a bed here'. They said that the chef came round each day to ask them what they wanted to eat. They told us 'I can have whatever I fancy'.
"We spoke with one person who accessed the day services. They told us they were able to access a variety of different activities which they had found beneficial to their well-being."
Staff themselves were well supported by the management team who ensured they felt valued, the report noted.
"Staff had access to a range of support," inspectors went on.
"This could be either in the form of a one-to-one meeting, group supervision or department meeting. Staff we spoke with received annual appraisals where personal development was discussed.
The findings were warmly welcomed by Prospect Hospice chief executive Angela Jordan.
"I am delighted that we have met, and seem to be performing well above, the five essential standards assessed by the Care Quality Commission," she said.
"This high quality standard of care is what Prospect Hospice consistently seeks to provide, and is only made possible by the continuing, extraordinary support we receive from local people and organisations, and of course the coordinated efforts of all our volunteers and staff who are, in many ways, the gold dust of Prospect Hospice.
"A huge thank you to everyone who has made this possible."
To mark its 160th anniversary, the Adver launched one of its most ambitious campaigns to date in February, the 160 Appeal, in a bid to raise £160,000 for Prospect Hospice.
Throughout the year along with activists, fundraisers and the support of the community the Adver will strive to collect the mammoth sum, desperately needed by the Wroughton charity which must secure £5.8 million each year to continue caring for the people of Swindon and North Wiltshire.
The organisation, which was founded in 1980, receives less than 30 per cent of its income from statutory bodies such as the NHS to support a community of around 300,000 people - some living as far afield as Gloucestershire.


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This is the first time since 1992 that seven of eight first-round playoff series have reached Game 6, with Pittsburgh and San Jose (sigh of relief!) moving on to the next round last night.
Today's Game 6s:
Phoenix-Detroit (Wings up 3-2) (On NBC, 2 p.m).
Vancouver-LA ('Nucks up 3-2).
Tomorrow's Game 6s:
Washington-Montreal (Caps up 3-2).
Buffalo-Boston (B's up 3-2).
Chicago-Nashville ('Hawks up 3-2).


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Ohio House To Finalize Changes To Kasich's Budget
State representatives are closing in on their answer to Ohio Gov. John Kasich's proposed budget.
The House version of Kasich's $63.2 billion, two-year spending blueprint is expected to be unveiled Tuesday. Lawmakers have been eyeing major changes to some of Kasich's proposals, including the Republican governor's tax policy overhaul, his support for expanding Medicaid under the federal health care law and the administration's new school-funding framework.
The GOP-led House is said to support Kasich's goal of reducing the statewide income tax rate, but many Republican lawmakers don't like how the governor raises the money. Kasich's budget raised taxes on oil and gas drilling and lowered the rate of the sales tax while attaching it to a host of services, from concerts and sports events to legal and accounting services.


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Topic: chemotherapy/clinical trial advice
I just joined the forum and would love to get the group's thoughts on clinical trials. I'm looking into a clinical trial for my father, and am finding that I'm a bit confused about the process. I'm posting this in the chemotherapy forum as well because it seems that chemotherapy clinical trials are often discussed in the that forum. By way of background, my father has extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma. He had surgery (the Whipple procedure) where the doctors were hopeful they had a full resection, but followed up with radiation (with Xeloda) and then Gemzar just in case there was microscopic residual of the disease.
Just last week, (6 months after surgery and in the middle of Gemzar) we got confirmation that the cancer is definitely back, most likely in a few local lymph nodes and what sounds like sort of scattered around the area of the surgery, but not a well-defined tumor in one particular location. We were told that surgery and radiation are no longer options, only chemotherapy.
My dad's oncologist has agreed to delay the next phase of treatment (combination Gemzar and Cisplatin) for two weeks in order to allow us to search for a clinical trial. I would really appreciate any advice that you might have along the following lines:
1) what recommendations do you have for finding a clinical trial? I have found a number of clinical trials for recurrent and/or unresectable extrahepatic cholangioc on cancer.gov and clinicaltrials.gov. However, since I'm not a doctor, I don't really know how to go about figuring out which ones would be the most promising, or which ones would be the best fit given the specifics of my dad's cancer. We also are under time pressure since we only have 2 weeks until the Gemzar/Cisplain starts so I want to try to focus on trials that look the most promising and that my father is most likely to qualify.
2) I know every trial is different but the one we were hopeful about now looks like my father will not be eligible because of his prior radiation and chemotherapy treatment. For others that may have been looking for clinical trials for a longer period of time, I'm wondering if you have found this to be a common problem, or if some trials are more flexible on prior treatment. Also, does anyone have an opinion as to whether it would be more difficult to get my dad on a trial after he has had the 9 weeks of Gemzar/Cisplatin?
3) Even if we are not able to get him into a clinical trial right now, I'm wondering if he can get treated with the same drugs, just outside of a trial. I've noticed that many people on this forum are being treated with the same medications that I see listed in clinical trials. Is it possible to be treated with these medications outside of a clinical trial? I guess that means it isn't "approved" for this type of cancer, but if it looks promising enough for a doctor to recommend you go to a clinical trial, why not just treat with the same drugs if you can't get into the trial? Has anyone had success at some of the major cancer centers in getting treatment with clinical trial type drugs but outside of a clinical trial?
4) I really want to take my father to one of the large cancer centers such as MD Anderson in Houston. However, I'm having some trouble making headway over there. If anyone has any advice on who to contact or how to find someone to review my dad's records, please let me know. I called the main number and was directed to the GI patient access services. The woman I spoke with basically said that they could not see my father because he had already received a round of chemotherapy. Instead, she said I would need to talk to their center for targeted therapy, which does clinical trials. When I contact that office, I'm always transferred to a voicemail box. I have left three messages over the past week, but I have yet to get a return call. Any advice on how to get through?
5) We actually have an appointment at the Mayo Clinic next week, but they will not look at records in advance. I am hesitant to have my father travel to the Mayo Clinic only to have them look at his records and not offer us anything new. Does anyone have any advice/experience with going to the Mayo Clinic not necessarily for a diagnosis, but to find out about new treatment options and available clinical trials?
Thanks everyone in advance for sharing your advice and experiences. I've been reading the forums on this site ever since my father was diagnosed and I appreciate all of the information that you all have shared.


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Bruce returns from bereavement list
MIAMI -- The Reds activated right fielder Jay Bruce from the bereavement list on Friday and optioned reliever Curtis Partch to Triple-A Louisville. Bruce missed the last three games to return to Texas after his grandfather, World War II veteran Carter Stanford, passed away at the age of 94.
"My mom told me Monday morning it happened. You didn't know it was coming, but it wasn't like, 'Oh my gosh, I can't believed it happened,'" Bruce said. "I felt it was important to be there for my family, and for my mom, and pay my final respects."
Bruce attended the burial on Wednesday, but had to wait to return to the team because being on the bereavement list requires missing a minimum of three days and a maximum of seven.
"I hated to miss three games," Bruce said. "It was tough, but it was family. I'm really, really glad to be back. They were 2-1 when I was out; they did well. I was the biggest fan while I was gone."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A BUILDING sustained heavy damage and five vehicles were destroyed following an arson attack on a High Wycombe business park.
A further six vehicles on the Britannia Industrial Park in Dashwood Avenue were also vandalised just before 1am today, police said.
Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue said radiated heat from two seperate fires caused ten percent fire and 100 percent smoke damage to an adjacent two-storey business premises, which is currently vacant.
Thames Valley Police said the fires were started deliberately and multiple windows were smashed on a further six cars parked at the industrial park, which is home to four car garages.
Zeeshan Khan, whose father owns Kings Motors next door, said two of the fire-torn vehicles were owned by customers and fears the attack could damage the image of the four companies.
He added: "Our businesses were the target today but it could be a house full of children next time, something has to be done to stop this."
A police cordon is in place at the scene as a forensic team investigates.
Ch Insp Colin Seaton, Deputy Area Commander, said: "Fortunately nobody has been injured but there is a cordon in place to allow the police and fire investigators to carry out their enquiries.
"It appears that as well as the arson, six further vehicles which were parked in the area, have had their windows smashed at the same time.
"The neighbourhood policing team is working to offer reassurance to those in the area while we carry out a thorough investigation and find whoever is responsible for this.
"I would also like to take this opportunity to encourage anyone with information and who has not yet contacted the police, to come forward."
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Two men have been arrested and released on bail after a fire tore through a home in the early hours of Sunday morning.
A 19-year-old woman and a 24-year-old man were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation when the blaze broke out on Scargill Road, Harrogate, at 2.53am in a ground floor bedroom.
Two men aged 33 and 26, both from Harrogate, were arrested in connection with the incident and released on bail late last night to allow for further police enquiries.
Det Sgt Alan Browne, of Harrogate CID, said:: "Thankfully neither of the occupants of the flat were seriously injured as a result of this fire. However, the consequences could have been far worse.
"If you have any information which could help my investigation I urge you to come forward and contact the police straight away."
All occupants were out of the property when crews arrived, but two people needed hospital treatment.
Firefighters used four breathing apparatus, two hose reel jets, a thermal imaging camera, a main jet and positive pressure ventilation fan.
The cause of the fire is still being investigated.


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The St. Jude Cancer Center's Proudest Output: Childhood Cancer Survivors
St. Jude's Comprehensive Cancer Center has worked hard to overturn the death sentence that was associated with childhood cancer, and over the past 50 years they have increased their rate of victories. Today, one in 680 adults in the US is a childhood cancer survivor. And they won't quit until they have found a way to eradicate childhood cancer entirely.


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While Apple Maps was a debacle from a technical standpoint, it was still something of a success in that it cost rival Google Maps the top spot among U.S. mobile apps for 2012. With Apple running interference, Facebook secured the No. 1 position for the year, according to newly released data from ComScore.
Google, however, can take comfort in the fact that four of its mobile offerings -- Google Maps, Google Play, Google Search, and Gmail -- sit prettily among the top 10 mobile apps for 2012.
Apple made the controversial decision to evict Google Maps from iOS 6 in favor of its newly minted Apple Maps app back in September. Apple Maps proved rife with errors, some as severe as entire cities missing or placed in the ocean. Apple knew this before it released iOS 6, as developers had complained for months during the beta-testing cycle about the app's problems.
Yet Apple can pat itself on the back for playing the spoiler role: Forcing iOS users off of Google Maps resulted in a significant decline in usage in October, according to ComScore VP of Industry Analysis Andrew Lipsman. Google Maps slipped to the No. 2 spot among the top mobile apps for the year, swapping positions with Facebook.
Google Maps' unseating may be temporary, though. "Google Maps has been clawing its way back the past few months after getting reinstated on iOS 6, so look for the competition for the #1 spot to heat up as we head into 2013," Lipsman wrote.
The full list of the top 10 U.S. mobile apps for 2012, ranked by unique visitors ages 18 and up running iOS or Android, is:
- Facebook, around 85,574,000 users
- Google Maps, around 74,631,000
- Google Play, 61,461,000 users
- Google Search, 60,587,000 users
- Gmail, 53,934,000 users
- YouTube, 52,572,000 users
- Pandora Radio, 48,023,000 users
- Apple iTunes, 45,884,000 users
- Cooliris, 42,927,000 users
- Yahoo Messenger, 36,124,000 users
According to ComScore, Facebook also boasts the highest level of mobile-user engagement -- the amount of time users spend using the app per visit. Facebook accounts for 23 percent of time user spent on mobile apps in 2012, according to Lipsman, while Instagram owns another 3 percent of the market. The collection of Google apps accounts for 10 percent of time spent, with Gmail owning the lion's share at 3 percent.
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A web-based provider of global geo-referenced information on marine species, with online tools for visualizing relationships among species and their environment.
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Project Leader:Ward Appeltans, OBIS Secretariat. UNESCO-IOC Project Office, Ostend, Belgium
The Ocean Biogeographic Information System [2], or OBIS, is an international information system focused on marine biodiversity. It provides expert geo-referenced data on marine species and as of early 2011 contained more than 30 million geo-referenced, accurately identified species records from more than 800 databases. OBIS provides spatial query tools for visualizing relationships among species and their environment. This information is readily and freely accessible by the Internet and requires no special software to use.
Created as the data integration component of the Census of Marine Life, OBIS has grown beyond its original scope and now integrates data from many sources, over a wide range of marine themes, from poles to the equator, from microbes to whales. It is now the world's largest online repository of geo-referenced data and is projected to grow at a rate of about 5 million records per year. Its datasets are integrated so they can be seamlessly searched by species name, higher taxonomic level, geographic area, depth, and time. OBIS allows users to identify biodiversity hotspots and large-scale ecological patterns, analyze distributions of species over time and space, and plot species' locations with temperature, salinity, and depth.
At its 2009 General Assembly, the UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission adopted OBIS as one of its programs under the International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE). With the support of policy makers and nations it serves, OBIS will continue to grow and thrive under IODE, remaining a permanent legacy of Census collaboration.
A global network of Regional and Thematic OBIS Nodes assures the worldwide scientific support needed to fulfill its global mission. Strong ties exist with many of the important international environmental organizations, such as the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), the Encyclopedia of Life, the Convention for Biological Diversity, the Food and Agricultural Organization, and many others.
Distribution of data on marine species available from the OBIS Portal
through July 27, 2010. The squares are 5 degrees square. The colour represents the number of records per surface area (squares on the poles look the same in this map, but are actually much smaller than the squares at the equator). Red is high number of records, blue low, with the few white spots having no records at all. Searching and mapping functions make OBIS a powerful tool for studying marine biodiversity.
Ocean Biogeographic Information System. www.iobis.org [2].
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I've just finished my first semester here at SKK GSB. The past few weeks have been super busy with studying for finals and working on projects, so I haven't had much time for blogging. But all the tests are now over and I'm writing this as I fly to Bangalore, India for my winter break. Before leaving, however, the semester ended on a high note with the annual SKK GSB year end party.
It's a tradition at SKK GSB to have a year end party organised by the student government of the junior class for the seniors (second year students), faculty and office staff. As a member of the student government, I got to help in planning it and thankfully it was a big success. Read more
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Using the GUI
Simply click on the "Import" button and select the file you want to import into your geoqo database.
Using the command line
To import your waypoints into geoqo, just call it with the -i switch. It auto-recognizes a number of file types (.gpx being the most important).
geoqo -i myfile.gpx
If you have a .zip file from a recent pocket query, don't even bother extracting it first. geoqo can open it and pull out the contents for you:
geoqo -i myfile.zip
Your data will be stored in sets within geoqo. You can refer to that data later based on the set name (which will be based on the pocket query name). If your pocket query was named "somewhere" then you'll have a set of waypoints in your geoqo database named "import:somewhere" automatically for you. See the searching documentation for how to refer to these sets when searching through your database.
Extra feature: comparing against your last pocket query
Finally, if you want to see the difference from the last time you imported a .gpx file the diff "modify" module will compare the results for you:
geoqo -i myfile.gpx+diff:out=myhtmlfile.html
This tells geoqo to import the myfile.gpx file, then run the "diff" module on the results and put the output into "myhtmlfile.html". You can then open the "myhtmlfile.html" in your browser and it'll show you a nicely formatted set of changes between the previous import and you current one.
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- Getting Started:
- Preparing to go geocaching:
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- Marking Caches as Found
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Command Line Tutorial
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- Searching through you waypoints
- Displaying your waypoints
- Exporting your waypoints
Advanced Topics
Advanced GeoQO Features
- Advanced ways of Generating Cache Density Plots
- How to find good geocaches
Writing code for GeoQO
- Writing Scripts
- Writing Plugins
- Breakdown of the KML Plugin (one of the most advanced export plugins)
Tips and Tricks
- Saved Specifications: Using saved specification strings
- Differences since last import: find all the differences in a pocket-query (or whatever) since your last import
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The Diary of a Young Girl
Author: Anne Frank
"Riches, prestige, everything can be lost. But happiness in your own heart can only be dimmed; it will always be there, as long as you live, to make you happy again."
Otto Frank, Anne Frank's father and sole survivor of the family, recovered his daughter's diary after the war from the small apartment above his old business, where they hid for over two years. The diary begins on June 12, 1942, Anne's 13th birthday, and tells the story of her family and the Van Daan's as they lived and hid in that small apartment with little contact with the outside world.
Three Cups of Tea
Author: Greg Mortenson
"The first time you share tea with a Balti, you are a stranger. The second time you take tea, you are an honored guest."
Three Cups of Tea is about adventure and philanthropy. Greg Mortenson, a mountaineer, finds himself in a remote village in Pakistani after losing his way and falling ill in 1993. After that, it became Mortenson's mission to build them a school. It's a compelling story and an effort to rid the region of poverty and bring education to the children in a fight against a warring world.
Eat, Pray, Love
Author: Elizabeth Gilbert
"You are after all what you think. Your emotions are the slaves to your thoughts, and you are the slave to your emotions."
Many will immediately recognize this as "that movie that Julia Roberts was in." Elizabeth Gilbert, the character played by Roberts, is a real person though with a real story to tell. This book is an interesting blend of self-discovery and travel.
Gilbert is 32 years old when she begins her journey. She divorces her husband, enters into a relationship with another man, which doesn't work out either, and then decides to take the next year to travel the world — four months in Italy to eat and enjoy life, four more in India developing her spirituality, and the remainder of the time in Bali trying to balance the two.
Swallow The Ocean: A Memoir
Author: Laura Flynn
"People talk about how fast life can go from good to bad. How one day you're happy, everything is going fine, and then something happens. Someone dies or someone leaves. There's an illness or an accident. Life as you know it slips away. But it can go the other way too. You can go from god-awful to pretty OK in a single day. That's what happened to us, and it was just as jarring."
This memoir is about Laura Flynn's life growing up with a paranoid schizophrenic mother. It takes the reader through the dread of having a parent who slowly becomes unhinged and what that can do to a family. Flynn's experience is one that readers are inspired by.
Marley & Me
Author: John Grogan
"He was a big, loving dope of a dog whose defense strategy against intruders would surely have been to lick them to death."
Who doesn't like a story about a dog? This true story of a lovable and unique canine, and how he changed a family, has warmed the hearts of many. John Grogan goes into details about life with a dog that any dog owner would find familiar, and yet Marley's story stands out from the rest. He is a 97-pound Labrador Retriever that had more to teach Grogan and his family than they managed to teach his wild spirit.


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Armed officers and dog units were called to reports of a man firing shots from what appeared to be a firearm in Summerfield Gardens at 11.55am this morning.
A man in his 20s was arrested and a replica firearm was recovered from the scene.
He remained in custody at Worcester Police Station.
A large police presence remained on the ground in the town as investigations continued and to provide reassurance to local people in the area.
Acting in response to the incident, a marked armed response vehicle was en route to the scene when it was involved in a collision with a silver Ford Fiesta.
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I'm not going to let the looming L.A. rain discourage me from dreaming of warmer days ahead.
Yes, I love the rain, but that doesn't mean I don't appreciate a clear warm day every-now-and-then!
Those are the days I love to throw on a tank top with a pair of jeans or a skirt.
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Social workers find that stitching and colours chosen reflect the embroiderers' emotional states.
The story of the Eersterivier Embroidery Project started in 1998, at a weekly prayer meeting in the Tsitsikamma area of the southern Cape.
One of the farmer's wives of that dairy-farming region suggested regular meetings with the often-impoverished women who lived and worked on farms here.
The monthly meetings were a great success, and from them, several projects were launched, including the Eersterivier Embroidery Project, which started in 2003.
It began with an initial order for decorated pot-holders - which sold out in a matter of weeks.
Now there are 70 women in the Tsitsikamma area making brightly embroidered cloth squares.
With needle and thread, the women illustrate simple hand-drawn designs of country scenes: birds, sheep, people, flowers, chickens.
The women embroider from home, in their own time. For most it's a welcome addition to the family coffers - used for their children's education, clothes, appliances, insurance or savings. For others, it's their only income.
The women are paid per embroidered square produced, and the fact that their names are part of the work is a source of great pride.
But producing the embroidery is only the first part of the story. Nearby is the pretty Moravian Mission village of Clarkson, 170 years old. The Clarkson Sewing Project, under the leadership of Victoria Lawack, puts the final touches to the embroidered squares.
Victoria's group of a dozen seamstresses take each square and put it on a backing of shweshwe, a traditional African fabric. Then the product is fashioned into bags, pot-holders, tablecloths, ponchos and placemats, ready for sale under the label 'Tsitsikamma Eersterivier Embroidery'.
The original farmers' wives, haven't stopped there, incidentally. Now they're busy uplifting one of the local schools: creating a library and computer room, vegetable gardens and a preschool.
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Who to contact
Eersterivier Project Organisation
Tel: +27 (0)83 613 0274 (Leonie De Lange)
Oudebosch Farm Stall
Tel: +27 (0)42 285 0562 (Dewald Niemann)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
How to get here
The easiest place to view a good selection of the Eersterivier embroidery products is at the Oudebosch Farm Stall. From Tsitsikamma, heading towards Port Elizabeth, you'll see the Eersterivier-Kareedouw road. Turn off the N2 and head for a few kilometres towards the sea. You'll soon encounter a crossroads, where Oudebosch is situated.
Around the area
You could go cheese-tasting, try a canopy tour, bungi-jump, or simply enjoy a walk through the forest in this beautiful part of South Africa.
Where to stay
There are many options in the Tsitsikamma area, including the Tsitsikamma National Park.
What to eat
Oudebosch Farm Stall serves great coffee and cakes. They also have South African specialities like roosterkoek and bobotie.
Best buys
Take home some embroidered placemats or a quilt - it will likely become a family heirloom.


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There are more than 1,000 malls in the United States, and on average, it will take someone five trips to the mall to complete all holiday shopping. But not if you have some secret weapons - including some apps that will lead to "appy" shopping.
You can use free apps to help you buy all your holiday gear. Do know what you want but don't know how much to spend? Mint.com will tell how much you need to save each week between now and Christmas to get you to your goal, and it will tell you how much to adjust if you get off track.
If you see items online that you want, but aren't ready to buy, Clipix will store those in one place for you. All you do is add a price you'd be willing to pay for each item, and Clipix alerts you when the price drops.
And forget about your traditional Christmas cards. The Postagram apps allow you to send your photos as a real postcard for 99 cents
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Psychiatrist Medical Director or Medical Director Associate - 119040 - Part Time or Full Time
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December 20, 2016
This position may be filled as part time (20 hours) or full time (40 hours). If full time, the candidate must reside in the Des Moines, IA area and be willing to commute to the Anthem office on most days. If part time, this position may be filled in any US state and the candidate will travel to Des Moines, IA on a quarterly basis.
Responsible for providing day to day guidance, support, and leadership for the clinical and quality activities and supporting the Medical Director in ensuring the clinical integrity of broad and significant clinical programs and identifies and develops opportunities for innovation to increase effectiveness and quality. Primary duties may include, but are not limited to:
Provides support to clinicians in daily tasks and ensuring timely and consistent responses to members and providers, conducts peer to peer clinical reviews with attending physicians or other ordering providers to discuss review determinations, office visits with providers and external physicians as necessary.
May participate in a physician on-call rotation for a 24x7 pre-certification unit, assists in the practitioner appeal reviews, appropriateness criteria reviews, medical policy and technology assessments, setting and implementing QI initiatives, and practitioner/provider credentialing.
Serves as a resource and consultant to other areas of the company and may be required to represent the company to external entities and/or serve on external committees, and conduct peer clinical and/or appeal case reviews and peer to peer clinical reviews with attending physicians or other ordering providers to discuss review determinations.
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5 years of clinical experience or any combination of education and experience, which would provide an equivalent background.
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With the environment being top of mind for many incentive travellers, the choice of green incentives in South Africa will more than meet your wish-list.
From green adventures and team building experiences to green accommodation options and meeting facilities, South Africa offers amongst the best green experience globally. all.
Whether abseiling a rocky outcrop or exploring San rock art in the Drakensberg or Cederberg Mountains; exploring Soweto's historical attractions by bicycle; building a classroom or house in one of South Africa's vulnerable communities (a great team building activity); going on a Cape winelands mountain bike wine tasting adventure; going spoor tracking in the wild; or learning Zulu dancing in a Zulu cultural village – the options for hosting a green incentive in South Africa are endless.
Many game lodges and other accommodation establishments in South Africa have introduced environmental initiatives to minimise their environmental impact while offering green meeting, team building and incentive options.
These can be combined with stays in eco-friendly accommodation establishments that take their environmental responsibilities seriously and have implemented environmental management practices. Three South African lodges were named among the world's top 50 eco-lodges in National Geographic Adventure magazine in 2009. These lodges are ideal green incentive destinations where guests can witness environmental practices at work – from wildlife conservation, to the lodge's involvement with the local community, which derives economic benefit from its association with the lodge.
Cape Town, a popular destination for international incentives, has launched a green map which shows the city's green spaces, nature reserves, organic eateries, farmers' markets, recycling drop-off points, sustainable living projects, eco-products and other green choices. In Cape Town there are also eco-friendly transport solutions. The Green Cab's vehicles run on liquefied petroleum gas and bio-diesel which reduces harmful emissions by 87% and enable clients to reduce their carbon footprint while enjoying green incentives in South Africa.
Among the many eco-friendly adventure activities one can enjoy are eco-hikes, guided walks, mountain climbing, wildlife experiences, birding, mountain biking, wild dog tracking, tree canopying, scuba diving, cycle tours, horse riding, touring historical sites and more. South Africa's biodiversity can also be explored.
The Imvelo Responsible Tourism Awards – run by the Federated Hospitality Association of Southern Africa (FEDHASA) - which were awarded for the 10th time in 2011, recognise tourism and hospitality businesses that make a sustained and measurable contribution to responsible tourism.
Imvelo is supported by the Heritage Environmental Rating Programme, a programme of the Heritage Environmental Management Programme, which provides businesses with effective environmental management and certification solutions.
Heritage is one of 3 'green' certification organisations in South Africa. The others are:
The Green Leaf Environmental Standard - it assesses hotels, game lodges and country estates in the tourism sector. It aims to reduce the effects of consumption on our environment and improve upon environmental management and awareness in an eco-friendly manner.
Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA) – it promotes sustainable tourism development and offers Fair Trade certification. Business travellers who stay in FTTSA-certified establishments, are assured their travel is benefiting local communities and economies, and that the tourism business is operating ethically and in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
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Who to contact
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Email: email@example.com
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Email: email@example.com
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Reservations (Cape Town)
Tel: +27 (0)21 481-1860
Bushmans Kloof Lodge
Tel: +27 (0)27 482-8200
Email: email@example.com
The Green Cab
Tel: +27 (0)86 184-3473
Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa
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My name is Alex. I have always wanted to try Backtrack 4 Final to test out my local network, but this week, I decided to download it and install the live CD to my two gigabyte thumb drive. All went well as I typed in "Startx" and what not. Right when I wanted to install backtrack on one of my partitions, the program did not allow me to select an option. Ubiquity did only list /dev/sda, but did not list any partitions under it. What should I do. I only have experience with Ubuntu as it is my current primary OS.
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The Indygo citywide bus line stops 3 blocks West of the Gypsy Crib, at 49th & College, every half hour from approximately 5:00 AM until Midnight. If you are driving, you can take 38th Street from either the East or West side of Indianapolis to College Avenue, go North to 49th Street, turn right and go three blocks to the N.E. corner of 49th and Winthrop. From the North or South side of the city, take College Avenue to 49th Street and go East three blocks to the N.E. corner of 49th and Winthrop.
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Filling existing vacant commercial buildings, impact fees and economic development incentives were some of the issues discussed by the six City of Phoenix mayoral candidates Friday at Valley Partnership's monthly breakfast meeting.
Anna Brennan, Wes Gullett, Claude Mattox, Peggy Neely, Greg Stanton and Jennifer Wright answered questions and made their pitch why they should be Phoenix's next mayor before a packed audience at the Phoenix Country Club.
The first question: Arizona's economy has taken its toll on commercial real estate is our state. What is your plan for attracting users to existing vacant commercial buildings and jumpstarting new commercial development in Phoenix?
Gullett said his focus was on helping small businesses, attracting new jobs, and making sure there is also job growth. He also said the challenge he sees is a lack of investment capital. His vision is for a partnership with banks to create an investment pool.
Neely stressed the importance of job creation, and the fact that the Valley needs to become more competitive as a region. Wright pointed out the 30 percent vacancy rate among commercial buildings in Phoenix. She added the city's development department must be more business friendly.
The second question: Most cities in the Valley assess development impact fees on commercial development. Some subsidize certain categories of impact fees to attract certain kinds of development. Others have very limited categories of fees. What do you think the City of Phoenix's approach should be to assessing impact fees for commercial development?
Stanton alluded to the ill-fated CityNorth project because it was a public-private partnership in which part of the impact fees helped build the development's parking garage. He added that impact fees should generate "growth that pays for itself."
The third question: Are you in favor of providing economic development incentives like infrastructure reimbursements to commercial projects?
Stanton, Brennan, Gullett and Maddox said yes. Gullet said it's a "good gamble as jobs are created.. It has to be applied across the board."
The fourth question involved a zoning case. A Fortune 500 company wants to relocate its corporate headquarters on Camelback Road and has a site tied up. They want 10 stories. If they can't get 10 stories, the building goes to a Tempe Town Lake site. The General Plan dictates the Phoenix site can have a maximum of four stories. A highly organized neighborhood group says it was promised that high rises wouldn't go this far east and that the city shouldn't break that promise. How do you vote?
Wright, Brennan, Maddox and Neely voted in favor of rezoning the property. Gullett and Staton voted against.
And finally, when asked to describe their leadership style in one word, their responses:
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Anyone =[ ?
I have the following setup works
# Victim
[My firstname.lastname@example.com] < ---- > [My firstname.lastname@example.com & email@example.com]
Works fine running sslstrip & bt4 vm on my pc as the attacker on my eth0 interface.
What im finding difficult is this setup, it effectively DoS attacks my router.
# Victim on XP [My firstname.lastname@example.com]
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> [email@example.com]
# bt4 VMware [My firstname.lastname@example.com]
- Victim on XP is connected to the gateway on my 1490 Mini WLAN Card.
- bt4 VMware is using my ALFA'36H to connect to the gateway, so both wireless.
arpspoof between email@example.com & email@example.com with interface wlan0 works. But as soon as i do the iptables i effectivly DoS the router and the victim cannot surf the net, so the attack becomes useless.So all im left with is a forum post from remote exploit i found the other day i cannot find again which breifly mentioned not needing sslstrip to do an attack like this because it is only encrypted with wpa/wep not ssl yet and that i can just run airdecap-ng to take off the encryption.Code:iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000
So how can i get this working using either method.
And going back to my original scenario with 1 client. If i reversed roles and used bt4 vmware on the laptop would i be able to do this sslstrip attack on the PC? or is it only limited to being ran from the wired side of the network?
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Anyone =[ ?
Was the arp spoof successful? Did traffic flow normally without running ssl strip through your "attacking" pc (can use wireshark to verify)? At times when I played with Cain and Abel, it would only do a "one way" spoof because it couldn't complete it. Whether it be windows firewall or the router's firewall or other router/gateway settings that are hindering the arp poison.
Not sure how your wireless router/gateway handles the wireless side. It might put it the wireless on it's own little vlan and not allow it to talk to the rest of the network?And going back to my original scenario with 1 client. If i reversed roles and used bt4 vmware on the laptop would i be able to do this sslstrip attack on the PC? or is it only limited to being ran from the wired side of the network?
I just got a setup working with a Fonera router with Jasager installed (which is basically karma/karmetasploit) which is wired to my laptop and then the laptop connects to an AP wirelessly. All traffic of clients to the Fon goes through the BT4 laptop which I can run SSL Strip just fine.
Last edited by Mr-Protocol; 01-21-2010 at 11:25 AM.
Stupid question: are you poisoning both caches? gw - target + target - gw
im running this arpspoof command, same as i did for eth0 on my wired side.
Code:arpspoof -i wlan0 -t <targetIP> <GatewayIP>
You have to run it twice, one for gw->client, one for client->gw.
Ahh thank you very much, i will try that and see how i go.
Yep, the arp poisoning both ways is what did the trick for me. Thanks.
Ettercap already does arp poisoning both ways. I advice to try it.
Yea i gave ettercap a go and it wouldnt do it for me either, even though it has similar setup as cain & abel i stilll couldnt get it working that way.


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Bringing resolution to an almost nonstop two-day search, North Carolina troopers on Wednesday tracked down the driver who vanished after flipping a van into a marsh on River Road in New Hanover County.
David Lee Marley Jr., 40, faces counts of driving while license revoked, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident, said Trooper B.C. Baxley, who located Marley Wednesday evening at his girlfriend's house on Horn Road.
Troopers had been trying to find the driver of the van since being dispatched to the scene on River Road, near Cathay Road, about 9 p.m. Monday. A reconstruction of events showed the driver of the van lost control, ran off the road into a culvert on the right and ramped over a driveway. The van likely went airborne before landing in the marsh and rolling on its hood, troopers said.
Initially, authorities thought the driver might have been ejected from the vehicle, so they called in canine teams to comb the marsh and even launched a helicopter to search from above. After more than a day of searching did not turn up a body, troopers suspended the effort and, presuming the driver was still alive, refocused their attention on finding him.
Trooper Baxley got an anonymous tip Wednesday that led him to Marley's girlfriend's house, where he found Marley.
Baxley said Marley told him a good Samaritan stopped and took him home after the crash.
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OUTRAGED Poppy Appeal collectors say the charity has been left out of pocket after only being allowed two street collection days in Salisbury this year.
The city's Royal British Legion branch would normally have street collections for seven to ten days before Remembrance Day but following changes to licensing at Wiltshire Council's, they were only allowed to collect on Friday and Saturday last week.
Cindy Nelson-Twiby, who organises the city's appeal, said it has left the charity £2,000 down on last year's collection.
"We have had a lot of complaints from the public to say there has been no one on the streets," she said. "We have many people willing to put time into collecting and this is like a smack in the face to the branch." "It's absolutely disgusting," added collector Betty Coombes.
Mrs Nelson-Twiby contacted the council when she found out the charity was only licensed for two street collection days but she wasn't allowed any extra days. When she explained the situation to some of the market traders, many of them offered to help out by having collection boxes on their stalls.
Wiltshire Council says the changes make it fair for all charities as they are all now only licensed for two street collection days. But Mrs Nelson-Twiby said: "We can't go out in March or other times of the year like other charities can because the Poppy Appeal is not as significant at that time."
The branch was also unable to hold its annual Poppy Appeal launch in the Market Place as it has done at the end of October every year, as it would count as a street collection day. Mrs Nelson-Twiby said: "If it wasn't for the Old George Mall letting us have the launch there then I don't think we would have had one, and then we would have been another £1,500 down."
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Spring break camps for K-12 are in the air in Alachua County
Published: Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 5:23 p.m.
For the past several years, Elizabeth Lear has found ways to keep her children learning while having fun during spring break.
This year, she has enrolled her two children, 10 and 12, in a horseback riding camp at Sunrise Farm in Alachua.
She wants them to be outside and enjoying themselves in an unstructured environment, unlike a classroom.
Yet, by horseback riding, they're still learning and being challenged, she said.
"It's really like a vacation," said Lear, a professor at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. "It feels much more exotic."
Spring break for Alachua County's elementary, middle and high schools is March 25-29, and that means time off for students but maybe not for parents.
Alachua County public schools also will be out April 1 for a teacher work day, said Jackie Johnson, the Alachua County School District spokesperson.
Area spring break camps provide an alternative for those parents who can't take the week off from work.
Patty Connolly, who owns Sunrise Farms, said spring break camps allow children to try new activities.
Camps let kids try different sports and experience versatility, said Eric Warm, the head of marketing for Camp Sunny at Sun Country Sports Center. Camps socialize and engage kids, he added.
Here are several spring break camps being offered.
Patty Connolly Horseback riding Camp at Sunrise Farm
Campers learn to groom and saddle/bridle a horse in addition to learning the mechanics of riding. After a morning of horsemanship and riding, campers have lunch, swim in the pool, and return to the horses for more riding and/or horse feeding and care. Beginner to advanced instruction available.
Dates: March 25-29
Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (half-day pick-up at 1 p.m.)
Ages: 8 and older
Location: Sunrise Farms, 17305 NW 62nd Ave., Alachua
Cost: $65/full day, $50/half day or $250/week
Contact: Patty Connolly at 226-0706
Camp Sunny's Spring Break Camp
Campers participate in five full days of activities, including swimming, playing and making friends in a safe, COA approved gym.
Dates: March 25-29
Location: Sun Country Sports Center, 333 SW 140th Terrace, Jonesville
Contact: 331-8773
Fencing Adventure Camp
Campers experience a fun and safe introduction to the modern sport with warm-up exercises, physical conditioning, footwork and fencing skills that build a foundation for the world's fastest and safest martial art.
Dates: March 25-29
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (full day) or 8 a.m. to noon/1 p.m. to 5 p.m. (half day)
Ages: Students in second through 12th grades
Cost: $150/week (half-day) or $200/week (full-day)
Location: The Unified Training Center, 809 W. University Ave.
Contact: Coach Brian Harper at 262-0184, email@example.com or www.floridafencingacademy.com
French, Fun, Food and Foreign Languages Spring Camp
Enjoy croissants, crêpes, chocolate, fairy tales, songs, games, prizes, cinema and drama in a relaxed, age-appropriate curriculum in French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish or Tamil. Reading, writing, listening and speaking skills are encouraged with proper pronunciation and native accent.
Dates: March 25-29 with year-round classes available on weekdays from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Hours and Costs: Several options are available. Choose full, eight-hour days, half-day morning or afternoon sessions for $35/half day or four-hour sessions for $25. (French half-day is $30 and four-hour session is $20.) Free French is available when enrolled in any other language, and free extended care is available.
Ages: 4-14
Location: École Française, 8520 NW Second Place
Contact: Judy Charudattan at 332-8198 or www.frenchfunfood.com
Girls Place Inc. Spring Break Camp
Girls are empowered to become courageous, strong and self-sufficient, and are inspired to celebrate themselves, their minds, their hearts and their physical well-being. Campers are engaged in structured, age-appropriate activities meant to enhance their overall wellness, including field trips and community service.
Dates: March 25-29 and April 1
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (early drop-off available at 7 a.m. for an additional fee).
Ages: Girls 5-18
Cost: $20/day
Location: 2101 NW 39th Ave.
Contact: 343-4475, email@example.com or www.girlsplace.net
Camp Good News
Campers learn life skills gleaned from the Bible and the adventures of missionaries from around the world in addition to participating in exciting activities.
Dates: March 25-29
Ages: 5-12
Location: 120 Twin Lakes Road, Hawthorne.
Contact: 481-3550, 378-0949,email@example.com or www.campgoodnewsfl.com
The Pony Paddock at Cedar Lane
This camp, perfect for the "horse-crazy kid," is designed to teach children what it would be like to own their own horse. This camp has a double-certified instructor to ensure each camper's safety. Campers ride twice per day and learn how to take care of horses.
Dates: March 25-29 and April 1-3
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Ages: 6-16
Contact: 386-853-0615 or email@example.com
Spring Hitting and Defense Clinics at UF
Campers receive quality one-on-one hitting and defense instruction.
Date: April 1
Hours: 10 a.m. to noon (hitting) and 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. (defense).
Ages: 8-18
Cost: $70/clinic. Register for a hitting and defense clinic and receive a $10 discount
Contact: Brittany Souilliard at 375-4683, ext. 5554, or www.gatorzone.com/camps
Elite Prospect ID Camp/Spring Soccer Camp at UF
The Elite Prospect ID Camp for girls provides the ideal developmental atmosphere for the serious soccer player with ambitions of playing collegiate soccer. Players gain a better understanding of what it takes academically, are introduced to the UF Strength and Conditioning program, receive specific training to advance to the next level and gain insight on the recruiting process.
Dates: April 20-21
Cost: $162
Contact: KeLeigh Hudson at 375-4683, ext. 5558, firstname.lastname@example.com or www.gatorzone.com/camps
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BOROUGH bookworms will be able to meet some talented wordsmiths at an event at Dudley Archives.
The Tipton Road centre will be hosting a readers' afternoon on Saturday May 17.
The event, co-ordinated by the West Midlands Readers' Network, will give visitors an opportunity to meet with authors to celebrate Dudley's Big Book Fortnight.
Visitors to the event will include novelist and short story writer Lindsay Stanberry-Flynn, whose latest novel The Piano Player's Son was published last year as well as Amanda Smyth, author of Black Rock.
Nathan Filer, author and winner of a Costa Award in 2014 and Kate Long, author of Bad Mothers Handbook and Before She was Mine will also be taking part.
Andrea Pope-Smith, Dudley director of adult, community and housing services, said: "The afternoon promises to provide an insight into what it's like to be a successful author but also an opportunity to explore our wonderful new archives centre."
Big Book Fortnight is an annual celebration in libraries across the Black Country of books and local authors. This year it will run from May 10 to May 24.
The event will run from 1pm to 4pm, tickets are £5 and include afternoon tea. People can call their local library to book a place at this event.
For more information about library activities including what's on during Big Book Fortnight visit www.dudley.gov.uk/libraries


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Celebrate National Poetry Month with Primavera
April 8th, 2011 | SMWC
Rachel Contreni Flynn
Thursday April 14, 2011 at 6:30 p.m.
Hulman Hall Conference Center
Refreshments will be served.
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College presents an an evening of poetry, featuring award-winning poet Rachel Contreni Flynn and original poetry from SMWC students.
As a recipient of the Benjamin Staltman Award, the Dorset Prize and a Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, Flynn's poetry unfolds with wisdom, tenderness and emotional honesty.
Learn more about Flynn and her poetic works.
For more information about Primavera, contact Janice Dukes, M.F.A., professor of communication at SMWC.
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