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San Jose, CA (PressExposure) October 03, 2008 -- iambic, Inc., a leading provider of innovative productivity-enhancing software, today announced the availability of Agendus, its award-winning Personal Information Manager for the BlackBerry platform. Now, users of popular smartphone devices by Research in Motion (RIM) have access to a fully integrated solution for managing calendar, contact and task information that is easy to deploy, intuitive to use, and gets more done with fewer button taps.
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The Phoenix Patriot Foundations - Purple Heart Patriots Challenge is a signature event of K38 Water Safety since 2010 and is produced in Southern California. Participants are selected from the Wounded Warrior projects and must undergo a vetting program and orientation training by K38 and Phoenix Patriot Foundation staff members.
The Purple Heart Patriot PWC Challenge is a 135 mile Open Ocean transit on Kawasaki JET SKI® watercraft. Kawasaki Ultra LX and 15-F JET SKI® sit down 3 person seater watercraft are used. K38 support staff follows the wounded warriors alongside the grueling trek with rescue boards and emergency equipment, tracking devices and land support along the grueling 135 mile transit.
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I am adding a forum to my website that will draw in a lot of people who sell their products on eBay. Is it possible to add code to the forum/site that would basically append my affiliate code to a link they posted to my forum?
So basically, the user would make a forum post saying "hey, check out my new thing for sale" with a link to said thing. Then I'd like to have the code change that link so that when it actually posts and displays on the forum, my affiliate ID is embedded.
Does anything like this exist?
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I know there are ways to do that, coding or something. There are also things like bounce.cc who have a forum here - http://forum.abestweb.com/forumdisplay.php?f=401
Not sure if ebay is one of the merchants they do that for.
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UW Football Camp | Day 1 highlights
What happened: Washington held its first practice at Husky Stadium. The Huskies will practice at least once every day, except on Sundays...
What happened: Washington held its first practice at Husky Stadium. The Huskies will practice at least once every day, except on Sundays, until playing their first game Aug. 30 at Oregon.
Reunited: One surprising addition to the UW roster was former O'Dea High star Chancellor Young, the son of one-time Seahawk Charle Young. Chancellor Young played a year at Duke, then transferred to UW and was on the roster for the 2005 season and the spring of 2006 — catching a 55-yard touchdown pass in the spring game — before being declared academically ineligible. Huskies coach Tyrone Willingham said there were other issues involved, as well, but said Young got them cleared up recently and was welcomed back to the team. He is listed as a senior and figures to help out immediately on special teams with a chance to crack the depth chart at receiver.
Roster shuffle: Willingham said the status of center Juan Garcia, recovering from a severe sprain of his left foot (technically, a Lisfranc injury) is still uncertain despite having recovered better than expected. So the Huskies are making contingency plans at center with guard Ryan Tolar spending most of Monday's practice working at center behind Matt Sedillo, who was Garcia's backup last season. Also, true freshman Chris Polk, listed as a slotback but also a running back in high school, appeared to spend all of practice working at tailback. He worked mostly at receiver in the spring.
Quote of the day: "Yes" — Willingham, when asked if he thinks the Huskies will be in a bowl game this season.
Bob Condotta
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NHS in Croydon seeks views on Foxley Lane mental health service in Purley
Today, NHS Croydon Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLAM) have announced that they are seeking to engage the public on a proposal to change the services currently provided at Foxley Lane, a women's mental health service in Purley. The proposal outlines how in future women will be supported by community mental health and other social care services.
Over the last two years, Croydon CCG has invested more than £9 million to improve access to mental health services and develop community care services so that patients can be treated in their own homes and communities. The local NHS aims to reduce the reliance on inpatient services as mental health specialists and patients agree that supporting people near to where they live is the most effective way of helping people to get better quicker.
The local NHS is proposing to close the services currently provided at Foxley Lane so that they are provided as individual care packages in people's homes by a range of community mental health services in the future.
Foxley Lane is an eight bedded women's ward in Purley for women aged 18 to 65 who have ongoing mental illness and are experiencing a mental health crisis. The service provides assessment, treatment and care to people who can recognise the signs of their own deteriorating mental illness and are able to request the service themselves
Since Foxley Lane was originally set up six years ago, mental health services in primary care and the community are now much better equipped to treat service users with this level of need.
The local NHS is proposing to provide support for women who would currently be treated at Foxley Lane in their local communities by a range of community mental health services including Croydon Home Treatment Team and the Community Liaison Team. Last year 55 women were treated at Foxley Lane. By treating patients in the community rather than at Foxley Lane the local NHS could save over £500,000 a year.
Dr Tony Brzezicki, Clinical Chair of NHS Croydon CCG said:
"This proposal is about making sure that people in Croydon receive the right care, in the right place at the right time for the money that is available. We need to make the most of every pound of NHS money. The NHS in Croydon has to find savings of millions of pounds over the next few years. This has meant that local GPs have had to assess every service the local NHS provides and the benefits of them to our service users. Of course, to do this properly we need to make sure that the views and needs of the people who use local services are fully understood and considered, so we will be working with local community and voluntary groups over the coming weeks to make sure this is the case."
Dr Hugh Jones, Clinical Director, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust said:
"Foxley Lane is valued by the women who have been treated there and the service receives very positive patient feedback. However, because of the relatively small number of women who are treated there it is no longer sustainable or value for money for the NHS given the limited resources we have for local healthcare. Each month, Foxley Lane receives only one or two women in crisis, who come directly from the local community – most are admitted from other areas of the Trust and we are confident that in future these women will continue to receive high quality care from the Trust.
"It is vital that the future of the service is informed by the people who use the service and their carers and families, and over the coming weeks we will be asking local people to have their say."
The engagement period will run from today, Tuesday 1 November 2016 to Friday 6 January 2017. Following this, NHS Croydon Clinical Commissioning Group will consider the feedback gained from local people at a meeting in public of their Governing Body early next year.
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I was able to do this within the same "Connection"(?) but the above fails
X002548 is a valid user in the "instance"(?)
While this one works
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What's the error message? Maybe you don't have the apppriate privileges to create a table in the X002548 schema. --=cf
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It seems that you are trying to create a table in one schema which should be the same as a table in another schema. If so, the usual (and easy) way is to
a) grant required privileges from table owner to another user
b) connect as another user
c) create table
Something like this: I'll connect as Scott, create a table and grant SELECT privilege to user named Mike:Code:
SQL> connect scott/tiger Connected. SQL> create table scotts_table 2 (id number, 3 value number); Table created. SQL> insert into scotts_table (id, value) values (1, 1000); 1 row created. SQL> grant select on scotts_table to mike; Grant succeeded.Code:
SQL> connect mike/lion Connected. SQL> create table mikes_table as select * from scott.scotts_table; Table created. SQL> select * from mikes_table; ID VALUE ---------- ---------- 1 1000 SQL>
However, if I was wrong, what did you do? Could you post your SQL*Plus session?
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For querying data or exploring objects in database, I use SQL Developer - I just do not need to care about result set length (for queries) or exact definition of data dictionary (for objects/data). However, when running DDL and/or DML statements (anything changing structure/data), firstly I write all statements into file(s). Then I run the file in sqlplus and, after finishing, I analyze its output. Doing it this way, it is also easy to run it multiple times for different users/databases. Or (as you were asked by Littlefoot) just copy the output here - you do not have to remember, what statements you issued and how SQL Developer responded.


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Partygoers headed to a music festival in the Bahamas this weekend expected beachside barbecues and Champagne brunches.
Instead, they're getting cheese sandwiches — if they get any food at all.
Fyre Festival was advertised as a three-day party, organized by Ja Rule and tech entrepreneur Billy McFarland's Fyre Media. Tickets for the weekend cost between $450 and $12,000.
So far, the event, which was supposed to take place over two weekends — April 28-30 and May 5-7 — has been described as a "complete disaster," with half-built tents, canceled musical acts, and guests stranded at airports.
According to a cached version of the festival's website, which has since been replaced with an apology from Fyre, the weekend was supposed to include a kickoff beachside barbecue complete with "a stunning sunset, a Bahamian menu and Champagne toast," and a "yacht brunch party" with Champagne and "awesome" views.
But attendees are saying on social media that there's not enough food for festivalgoers. The food there seems to be a far cry from the "culinary experience" they were promised.
Here's the "culinary experience" we got for our artists pass at Fyre Festival. pic.twitter.com/Kk9q9uvkX0— William N. Finley IV (@WNFIV) April 28, 2017
Look at the food they are feeding to my team at @#fyrefestival. Literally no words for how disgraceful they are treating their partners. pic.twitter.com/CO7dOAJica— Jeff (@OhHelloItsJeff) April 28, 2017
The pièce de résistance of the festival's culinary failures so far: a sad cheese sandwich posted on Reddit late Thursday night.
"The dinner that fyrefestival promised us was catered by Steven Starr is literally bread, cheese, and salad with dressing," said Reddit user Here_Comes_the_Kingz. Starr is a famed restaurateur.
Photos of the sad sandwich quickly spread on Twitter, as people reveled in the schadenfreude of the failed festival.
The "catering" (which cost extra) was a slice of untoasted bread, two slices prepackaged cheese, and a side salad. pic.twitter.com/BoKxWAMI5i— Iron Spike (@Iron_Spike) April 28, 2017
So they charged 10k and this is what people got in return??? #FyreFestival !?? Is this for real??? pic.twitter.com/XizkpbNubm— purplemiami (@purplemiami) April 28, 2017
Soon, the sandwich was a symbol of the Fyre Festival's failure.
the picture of that sandwich from the fyre festival is going to haunt me for weeks— Hanif Abdurraqib (@NifMuhammad) April 28, 2017
Of the many wonderful things about the #FyreFestival debacle, I think the cheese sandwich ("chef-curated culinary pop ups") is my favourite. pic.twitter.com/2KfgA5PfHV— Chris Russell (@chrisrusselluk) April 28, 2017
When I saw that sad cheese sandwich & lettuce I had to see the rest of the debauchery on this hashtag #FyreFestival pic.twitter.com/nTFGBf9lUZ— B. (@BrionnaR22) April 28, 2017
#fyrefestival : for lunch you will be served a vegetarian Swiss sandwich on artisan bread topped full of fresh garden veggies— Switch The Coverage (@SwitchCoverage) April 28, 2017
Reality : pic.twitter.com/aOpK8np0wk
We don't know who made this sad sandwich, but it definitely wasn't Starr Catering Group, which originally was booked for the event. The company told Business Insider it terminated its services with Fyre on April 2.
"After careful consideration, Starr Catering Group realized that there were significant business issues that could not be resolved and would not allow them to deliver a premium food and beverage experience that met Starr's exceedingly high standards," the company said in a statement.


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Under the imperfect but groundbreaking Paris agreement, now ratified by the worlds two largest carbon emitters, its hoped that the world will not warm by more than 2C (3.6F)by 2100. Sadly, we have registered so many high-temperature records this year alone that its looking doubtful that this will be achieved and it appears that the most ominous record has just been broken.
According to data provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide hasnt dropped below 400 parts per million (ppm) all September. During this time of year, climatological processes normally render the atmospheric concentration quite low, so the fact that this happened at all is astonishing.
It seems then that 2016 will be the year that the world permanently passed the 400ppm threshold. Although this value is mostly symbolic, it does represent just how significantly weve altered the climate.
Is it possible that October 2016 will yield a lower monthly value than September and dip below 400ppm? Ralph Keeling, a professor at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, wrote in a blog post accompanying the ignominious milestone. Almost impossible.
By November, we will be marching up the rising half of the cycle, pushing towards new highs and perhaps even breaking the 410ppm barrier, he added.
Pre-industrial levels were around 280ppm, which means that since the late-18th century, theres been an unprecedented 43 percent increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide. This has led to a warming rate thats 10 times faster than what would be naturally expected during an interglacial period.
Spare a thought for the oceans, though, the largest carbon sink on the planet. There may be a lot more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, but the oceans have already absorbed so much that if they were to expunge it all back out overnight, the world would warm 360 times faster than the natural rate.
The daily (yellow circles) averaged carbon dioxide values as measured from atop Mauna Loa, Hawaii. NOAA
The concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide will only climb at a faster rate from this point onwards. The Paris agreement will take some time to kick in, and emissions will still climb for several decades by most experts calculations. Several have concluded that by 2030, there will be so much atmospheric carbon dioxide pumped into the sky that we would have locked the planet into warming by 2C (3.6F)before the centurys end.
In fact, were also currently on track to double the pre-industrial concentration to 560ppm by 2100. One study suggests this could induce a further warming of up to 9C (16.2F). This will result in more powerful natural disasters, increased conflict, less food, sunken cities, and the collapse of the world economy just to give a little preview into the upcoming pandemonium.
Its an avoidable problem, of course. The US alone could be powered by a wind farm the size of Rhode Island, Indonesia could be fueled by volcanic heat, and a mix of renewables and nuclear power could supply almost any nation with its energy needs. Efforts have picked up pace, but its difficult to change centuries-old energy generation infrastructure overnight.
For many reasons, 2016 is turning out to be an incredibly worrying year. Now its looking certain that it will also be the hottest year on record, one thats being smothered in carbon dioxide emissions.
Hopefully the next president of the US wont think climate change is an international conspiracy, because if they do, you can all but guarantee that the unstable ship were on will sink in the ever-rising waters.
Look at that world heating up. Expect more of the same for the next few decades at least. NASA
Read more: http://www.iflscience.com/environment/no-turning-back-as-earth-permanently-passes-co2-threshold/


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I was hit this week with a massive influx of what amounted to listserv spam this week, thanks to someone I've had only the briefest correspondence with. The worst part was that when I e-mailed him to take me off the list, I got his spam-filter program!
But there's a kind of magic to online communications, too. I was talking yesterday to Alistair Michie in London about the Auric Digital China education endeavor he's working on with Tim Clissold, author of the excellent book Mr. China. (Click here for a review that will appear in the next issue of Guanxi: The China Letter.)
"How did you find out about us?†he asked, and I found I couldn't remember. I don't "surf†exactly, but when it comes to China stuff I am always poking around and coming across new things. Finally I realized that I must have been doing a preliminary hunt for fresh, interesting ideas about the media in China, for an upcoming issue of Guanxi, and came across a journal article Alistair wrote. Besides all that, by the end of our conversation we'd discovered that we both know Simon Winchester, author of the Professor and the Madman, who lives in the Berkshires not far from here and whose next book, due out 8 May, is the Man Who Loved China: Joseph Needham And The Making of A Masterpiece. Alistair himself is the first honorary associate of the Needham Research Institute at Cambridge, and and I can't wait to read the book, after having seen the extraordinary Science and Civilisation in China series Needham created.
Even greater serendipity has come from an accident. I wrote an e-mail before I left Beijing, "From the Bookworm Café in Beijing,†to go to our librarian correspondents. I really wanted to send it myself from China, but in the last hour before leaving for the airport had connection problems and just couldn't get our mass mailing system to work via the VPN (sitting in the Kempinski Hotel sipping cappuccino and listening to Christmas music at that point). So I emailed the text to Marcy Ross back home and asked her to send it out.
She had her own problems wit the mail system and accidentally started sending the message to everyone in our database—some 25,000 at present, I think. She realized quickly that this was happening and stopped it somewhere in the Bs. We thought this would be a problem, since the e-mail was geared to customers, but to my surprise the result was a slew of warm, interesting responses from people I don't know at all—some responding to my comment about every town needing a bookstore like that, but most with something connected with China. Anecdotes, offers to contribute, and, this morning, a fascinating letter from Beijing from the father of someone who received the message, about an educational project that could be a great fit with Berkshire's plans.
Given this positive response, I'm actually thinking of editing the e-mail and send it to everyone else in the database. The chance to spread our China net this widely, and then to become a contact point for projects in different parts of the world, is just too good to pass up, and it's a wonderful opportunity to extend my own network of people who share a passion for helping people outside China understand it. But I don't want to get responses like this, from someone quite well-known in the digital publishing world:
Subject: DELETE DELETE DELETE
This proves that some people have a lot more free time than I! If I dealt with polite but unrequested e-mail communications this way (not to mention the increasingly lurid spam) I would spend much of my day at it.
The review of Tim Clissold's Mr. China is on the next page.
Guanxi: The China Letter Book Review
Mr. China
Tim Clissold
New York: HarperBusiness, 2004
What makes Mr. China special isn't the disastrous events it describes—although these include massive swindles, forcible detention, and a stabbing—or the larger-than-life characters who populate its pages. An account of a succession of more or less unsuccessful business ventures in China, interspersed with finely written descriptions of rural landscape and sensitive explanations of Chinese language and perspective, Mr. China offers a literate, thoughtful, cultured approach to China that takes one well beyond the dos and don'ts of who to work with or what to invest in. By the end of Mr. China, you have begun to perceive the qualities of Chinese character and culture and landscape that so attract the Westerners who do become China hands. The following extracts give a little taste.
So what had I learned? From my eight years of hands-on work in China, I knew that I was dealing with a society that had no rules—or, more accurately, plenty of rules that were seldom enforced … rules were there to be distorted, and success came through outfacing an opponent. The irony was that the entire nation seemed to be shadowboxing with itself. Whereas to most foreigners China seemed too centralized, with an all-controlling party brooding at the hub of a vast monolithic state, everywhere I had looked there had seemed to be a kind of institutionalized confusion.
I knew that we would have to find a Chinese solution to a Chinese problem.
A tear had appeared as Shi turned his face to the wall and said waiguoren meiyou renqing gan: "Foreigners have no human feeling.â€
These new advisers were veterans of multinational companies, a bit like high-flying factory rats … They just couldn't grasp that we weren't in control … At that stage I was more worried about making sure that the electricity wasn't cut off and the accounting records weren't thrown into the furnaces in a factory where our most sophisticated human-resources strategy was to invite everyone to an enormous fireworks party.
Clissold concludes, "If by writing this book I can make the Chinese people seem more human, less mysterious or threatening, just flawed and beautiful like us, then the troubles of the past ten years will all have been worthwhile."


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Social Media is here to stay. Some schools try to fight it and some people don't want to admit it, but it's just the reality. So instead of fighting a loosing battle, why don't schools teach students how to appropriately use social media? Employers everywhere are hiring "social media specialists" and "proficiency in Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest" is now a common listing on job descriptions which means that the schools that teach their students how to use social media appropriately and well are actually providing useful job training for the future.
In an article posted by Kristen Hicks of edCetera, Hicks discusses 3 Methods schools can use to strengthen students' social media skills. The first method is to make social media group participation part of assignments. This can be done in a Facebook group that's specifically created for a particular assignment or class or even through LinkedIn where students can create an account and actively participate in groups created for people who are a part of or who are interested in a certain profession. This allows students the opportunity to make connections with professionals very early on which could lead to future job possibilities.
The second method Hicks suggests is to treat websites like Twitter as a resource. I know for a former English teacher like myself, the initial thought of this causes me to cringe just a little...Twitter as a resource? It's almost like suggesting students use Wikipedia. However, Hicks goes on to remind us that there are lots of notable, important, experienced people on social media platforms who can provide valuable insight into a "day in the life" of different career paths. Even the President is on social media!
Finally, Hicks tells us to provide students with the tools they need to use social media by providing tutorials on how to use websites like HootSuite, Tweetdeck, and other post-scheduling websites. This will absolutely give them valuable experience for the real world while also demonstrating maturity in social media usage.
For more information, check out the full article, 3 Methods to Strengthen Students' Social Media Skills by Kristen Hicks of edCetera.
If you don't live in the Orlando area, you might not have seen the recent article published by Julie Young on how virtual schools are changing education--Young is the president and CEO of Florida Virtual Sschool. It was an interesting article for many reasons, but I'd like to highlight a few specific items discussed by Young.
The point of the article was to combat a recent headline out of a Washington-based news outlet that stated "Cyber schools flunk, but the money keeps flowing." Young's defense, in generality, was that "Virtual schools are as varied in their approach and their results as are traditional schools" so if one cyber school "flunks" their students but continues to receive funding, don't assume the same events are taking place in every other cyber school. To this I respond with a resounding, Amen!, just as any other Christian school headmaster or principal would because blanket statements are always (no pun intended) incorrect on some level.
But from there she and I go from being on the same page, to Young proving why a virtual school like SBACS VA that offers accountability, Biblical integration, Christian teachers, and academically rigorous courses is a much better option [especially for Christian schools] than a public [free] option like FLVS. Her defense is that 1. FLVS doesn't flunk and 2. FLVS doesn't get money unless their students succeed. According to Young, their "reimbursement from the state is dependent on their [student] success in their coursework." This system of only-receiving-funding-if-students-pass brings up a separate issue that is all-too common within government funded schools--higher test scores=more money. And as most of you are aware, money is a dangerous motivator.
We all know that there are different levels of learners and that a virtual classroom is not the right environment for everyone so varying levels of success are to be expected. But when teachers are put under a certain pressure to have students with passing grades in order to keep making a paycheck (or at least for the school to continue to receive funding), one has to wonder what morals and ethics are at risk of being called into question. It's a dangerous line to walk.
To be fair, we do believe that the FLVS curriculum has a good base--I mean, the Sevenstar curriculum that SBACS Virtual Academy re-sells used a combination of a number of public school curriculums to form its course base before improving upon it. ...and Young does provide that "in the 2012-13 school year, FLVS part-time students performed higher than the state average on all four state-created end-of-course exams"...but the real question comes down to motivation.
The courses that SBACS offers are not only academically challenging but are taught by Christian teachers and include Biblical integration. Student success in the course is absolutely a goal but the teachers also care about the student's heart as well as their eternal destiny. The mission of SBACS Virtual Academy & Sevenstar goes hand-in-hand with the mission of most Christian schools--promoting kingdom education. Rather than the regurgitation of facts, our teachers focus on helping students apply what they've learned all through the lens of the gospel.
So while statistics and numbers are important and student success is an important goal, our Christian cyber classroom is not funded based on the number of A's our students make or their standardized test scores. The accountability and teaching that students receive comes from a teacher who is enthusiastic about their subject area and genuinely cares about the student's heart. Who can put a number on that?
You can read the full article by Julie Young here: Virtual Schools are Changing Education
So far, Fall has been busy for us at SBACS Virtual Academy, but we wanted to share with you some great events that will be taking place soon. These will be extremely informative, so be sure to check them out!
The first is a FREE webinar on Tuesday, November 19th (1 pm CT, 12 pm MT, 11 am PT, 2 pm ET). This webinar features Tom Vander Ark, CEO of Getting Smart. It is geared towards school leaders and focuses on the decisions they need to make when making the transition from digital learning to blended learning. Tom will also discuss how blended learning is affecting schools all across the country.
We featured Tom's book Getting Smart in a previous blog post-he's extremely knowledgeable on blended learning. This will definitely be a webinar you don't want to miss! Register here (it's free!)
The other event is the iNACOL blended and online learning symposium taking place this weekend at the Swan Hotel out at Disney. Our partner, Sevenstar, is also hosting a portion of this event. There will be over 2000 people in attendance and the symposium will highlight the "cutting edge work in K-12 blended and online curriculum across the country." Attendees will also learn about the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in e-learning. Click here for more information or to register for iNACOL symposium.
We hope you're doing your research and figuring out how to move your school onto the blended and digital learning path. If you have questions about how SBACS Virtual Academy can help, let us know!
As most of you know, the Southern Baptist Association of Christian Schools (SBACS) partners with Sevenstar to provide online courses through SBACS Virtual Academy. Today's blog post was written by the members of Sevenstar's blogging team! We hope you'll find this information useful since so many schools are dealing with Summer School and Credit Recovery right now.
Keeping the Faith in Summer School: A Christian School Solution
Every school—public or private—will have students fall behind. It is the schools that recognize the problem and find a solution that truly make a difference in education. Traditionally, when students fail a course they are required to recover their credits in summer school. Credit recovery means a student will not fall behind his or her classmates come fall. For too long, Christian schools have either avoided offering summer school or settled for referring students to non-Christian options for credit recovery. In both cases, Christian schools miss out on the opportunity to fulfill their mission with their current students and reach new families with Christian education. It is understandable; summer school is expensive, summer staffing can be difficult to secure, and of course, there is the question of access to adequate facilities during the summer.
A model for a Christian summer school
Summer school instilled with Christian values is about accountability, opportunity, and ministry.
The online summer school solution
The pros outweigh the cons when Christian schools offer an online summer school program. Until now, implementing a summer school program has been challenging for Christian schools. Because of staffing, finances, or space concerns, students often are sent to a public summer school. This gap in a Christian education can be filled with online learning. With online learning, Christian schools have found that they can quickly, easily, and cost-effectively deliver a summer school program that raises the academic bar, improves school competitiveness, and expands the ministry of Christian education.
The benefits of online learning for Christian summer school programs
Let SBACS Virtual Academy and Sevenstar help you provide more summer school options for your students without adding additional costs to your budget! Contact us today!
SBACS Virtual Academy recently hosted our first webinar! The topic--Credit Recovery and SAT/ACT Prep. The webinar offered a plethora of useful information including who can benefit from our CR courses, what a student can expect in a CR course, and how to enroll in CR courses through SBACS Virtual Academy!
In addition, we discussed two great classes that students can take online over the summer for advancement-- SAT & ACT Prep. The webinar provided insight into how our SAT & ACT Prep courses help students raise their standardized test scores through various, student-specific methods.
If you missed the initial presentation but would still like to watch it, you can view the recorded version by clicking on the link below. Stay tuned for more FREE webinars from SBACS Virtual Academy!
Webinar: Credit Recovery and SAT/ACT Prep with SBACS Virtual Academy


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DURHAM head coach Jon Lewis believes the signing of world cricket star Kumar Sangakkara is a measure of the county's ambitions, writes GARY FOSTER.
The Sri Lankan star may only be at the Emirates ICG for two County Championship games, but Lewis feels his arival is still a major boon for the club.
He said: "We like to think we can attract the best players in the world – we like to think we are going to produce some of them.
"Where needs be or where we can, we will bring them in.
"(Shivnarine) Chanderpaul was world-class – we had no difficulty getting him, and getting him to come back as well on several occasions.
"He really enjoyed his time here, so it's not a new thing for us, but it's good that we still can (attract to players)."
Lewis expects Sangakkara to bring runs to the table in his short stay, but believes his knowledge of the game is something that the club can also tap into.
He added: "Paul (Collingwood) is obviously an influential part of the dressing room, and has been since he finished his international career and came back in, and Kumar, I am sure, will have a big influence in a short period of time.
"It would be nice if it was longer, I have to be honest – by the time he has found his feet, it will almost be time for him to move on, which is a shame."
Durham have seen in the past that a successful stay can lead to a longer-term relationship between the club and overseas stars.
And Lewis wouldn't mind that happening again.
He added: "I like to think that players – obviously, we want them to play good cricket, but we want them to enjoy themselves here, and Shiv (Chanderpaul) obviously enjoyed himself here.
"If we can make sure that, firstly, Kumar has a good time with the bat and enjoys his short stay, then he will be keen to come back.
"As he said, he's got maybe 18 months left of international cricket, but he's a fit guy and he's hungry, sharp mind.
"I think he probably wants to squeeze a bit more out of his body before he hangs his boots up, and maybe this will be the place."


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The name of the game this week: how to clear out the leftovers from a 19 pound turkey and all the trimmings. Why I made that much food for four people is beyond me. Go big or go home, I guess.
Turkey Cranberry Walnut Salad: I love chicken salad. So, considering I have an obscene amount of leftover turkey, some leftover dried cranberries, and a stash of walnuts in the pantry, I think this will be a fantastic lunch option for the coming week.
Turkey Tetrazzini: Please see above regarding the amount of turkey left over from Thanksgiving. I've always liked turkey tetrazzini but I've never attempted to make it. Here goes nothing.
Turkey Shepard's Pie: Let's see: I've got turkey, mashed potatoes, glazed carrots, and roasted pearl onions. I think I can make a lovely shepard's pie with these ingredients.
That should get me through the week without having turkey and all the trimmings every night until all the Thanksgiving leftovers are gone.