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I Get the Sweetest Feeling Key A
Intro A Bm7/A
A Bm7/A A Bm7/A
The closer you get, the better you look baby
A Bm7 E11(=Bm7/E)
The better you look, The more I want you.
Cmaj7 Fmaj7
When you turn on your smile I feel my heart go wild
Cmaj 7 Fmaj 7 Bm7 E11
I'm like a child with a brand new toy.
A Em7 A Em7
(And I get the) Sweetest Feeling Honey the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling)
A Em7 Bm7 E7 Brass riff
Baby the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling) Loving you,
Verse 2
The warmer your kiss, the deeper you touch me baby
The deeper your touch, the more you thrill me
It's more than I can stand, girl, when you hold my hand
I feel so grand, that I could cry
And I get the (Sweetest Feeling), Mama the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling)
Baby the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling), Loving you
Verse 3
The greater your love, the stronger you hold me baby
The stronger your hold, the more I need you.
With every passing day, I love you more in everyway
I'm in love to stay, and I want to say;
I get the (Sweetest Feeling) Baby the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling)
Honey the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling)Loving You
aw (Sweetest Feeling) Baby the Sweetest (Sweetest Feeling)
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Much-loved baker Tony Cavan, owner of the Cavan Bakery in Hampton, Hampton Hill, Teddington and Molesey, has died, aged 77.
The Cavan Bakery was founded by his own father, David Cavan, in 1929 but with the premature death of David, his son Tony decided to forego his own career plans and trained at the National Bakery School to support his mother in running their family business.
Born in Twickenham in 1935, Tony moved to 12 High Street, Hampton Hill in 1938 when his father purchased the bakery there. He attended Denmead School until 1946 and then Hampton Grammar School until 1951.
ony was a keen Scout and in 1951 attended the World Jamboree in Austria.
In 1955, Tony qualified as a master baker from the National Bakery School and that is where he met his future wife Penny Shell, herself from a baking family of great renown.
Together they successfully ran the family business for more than 50 years. It is now run by their son-in-law Jeff Greenall and their daughter Sarah.
As well as managing the Cavan Bakery, Tony found time to work for the wider baking industry either through his work as Regional and then National President of the Association of Master Bakers, as the Association's treasurer for four years, or as chairman of its Benevolent Fund.
He was also chairman of the association's Parliamentary committee for 10 years, providing advice and expertise to Government departments and ministers.
In 2002 he received the prestigious accolade of becoming the Master of the Worshipful Company of Bakers. Also in that year, he was awarded the British Baker Special Award in recognition of his service to the industry.
Outside of the baking world Tony whole-heartedly supported the local community and has done a tremendous amount for it.
He co-founded the Hampton Hill Traders' Association more than 45 years ago; he ran a scout group at Denmead School, Hampton; he was on the board, and later chaired the governors of Denmead School, indeed he led a campaign and saved the school from closure; he was heavily involved as a trustee of the Hampton Fuel Allotment Charity and was responsible for securing the highest possible income for the charity when the St Clares nursery site was sold to Sainsbury's; he was a Richmond magistrate for many years and through that became chairman of the Richmond Victim Support Group; he was a trustee of Linden Hall.
He has always been very involved with St Mary's Church, even at an early age as a choirboy and in more recent years as a server.
In retirement he became a Wandsman at St Paul's Cathedral and also a volunteer at Hampton Court Palace.#
He was a volunteer driver for the Greenwood Centre for many years and has cycled with the disabled with Companion Cycling in Bushy Park and was later its treasurer.
Always a lover of flowers, he has tended the flowers in St Mary's churchyard and also the wall garden at the Cavan Bakery shop in Hampton Hill High Street.
Daughter Sarah said: "To celebrate the company's 60th birthday in 1989, he paid for 2,000 daffodils, 4,000 crocuses and some beautiful spring blossoming trees to be planted on the small green at the junction of Gloucester Road and Wensleydale Road in Hampton which all come into bloom every spring - a lovely way to be remembered.
"Tony was always thinking of how he could help others and putting others before himself. He was modest, humble and always made himself available for help or advice. He was never critical and was always encouraging, supportive and very proud. A true gentleman remembered by so many by his trademark button hole rose."
Although always fit and active, Tony's recently diagnosed leukaemia took a turn for the worst at the end of last year and it was discovered he had a rare variant that was both untreatable and terminal.
He was admitted to the Royal Marsden on Christmas Eve where he was cared for until his death on Tuesday, January 8.
He will be greatly missed by Penny, his three children David, Jonathan and Sarah, his brothers, grandchildren and all his family and many friends.
A thanksgiving service for Tony's life will be held on Tuesday, January 22, at 2.30pm at St Mary's Church, Hampton.
Donations to The Royal Marsden Hospital, Downs Road, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5PT or care of GS Keates (funeral directors), 49 High Street, Hampton Hill, Middlesex TW12 1NH.


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BSC Young Boys comfortably swept aside Odense BK 4-2 in Berne to make it two consecutive home victories in UEFA Europa League Group H.
The Swiss hopefuls have responded perfectly to their opening 3-0 reverse at VfB Stuttgart, remaining three points behind the German section leaders and, equally importantly, opening up a three-point gap to third-placed Getafe CF. First-half goals from Henri Bienvenu and Scott Sutter paved the way with David Degen and Senad Lulić adding efforts after the interval, either side of responses from Peter Utaka and Chris Sørensen's penalty.
The visitors, still searching for their first point at start of play, began brightly enough with Sørensen firing wide after being teed up by Andreas Johansson while their goalkeeper Alexander Lund Hansen was largely unemployed until the opening goal. That all changed on 25 minutes, though, as Bienvenu rose above two defenders to head in Moreno Costanzo's free-kick.
Nine minutes later the lead was doubled, Sutter bursting on to Xavier Hochstrasser's pass and unleashing a swerving drive from the edge of the box that deceived Hansen. Odense needed a quick response with their qualification hopes evaporating, and when Utaka bounded in behind Christoph Spycher to head in Sørensen's 48th-minute free-kick they sensed a comeback.
Hochstrasser blazed over from 20 metres on the hour but seconds later Costanzo released Degen and he finished neatly. The goalscorer then turned creator, leading a counterattack down the right that culminated in a cross that Lulić bundled in from close range after 74 minutes.
Substitute Ammar Jemal conceded an 84th-minute penalty that Sørensen buried into the corner but the hard graft had been carried out by Vladimir Petkovic's men at that stage and they will be hoping to eliminate their opponents when the sides reconvene on 4 November in Denmark.
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Dr. Eric M. Reisenauer,
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Originally from Spokane, Washington, Dr. Reisenauer attended Gonzaga University where he received his B.A. in History and Communications. In 1990, he began his graduate studies in History at Loyola University Chicago. He earned his Masters Degree in 1992 and completed his Ph.D. in 1997. In the fall of that year he accepted a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of History at USC Sumter. Dr. Reisenauer has taught a wide range of history courses from the general survey courses to more specialized ones covering British history, Modern European history and the history of East Asia. He is involved in several organizations both on campus and in the Sumter community. He and his wife, Kimberly, have two sons, Adam and Jonah.


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It's not new or creative by any means, but we have recently started a chore chart with our oldest, who is four. We started b/c she has major behavior problems and this thing has been the only thing that has actually gotten her to listen and participate. Her daily reward is getting to watch a tv show (we are v tv limited). Seven items per day. If she gets all her magnets for the whole week, she gets to pick a movie to watch. She LOVES it. This is a kid for whom getting dressed in the morning is a struggle. Not anymore cuz "get dressed" is on the chart! I don't have to get angry or anything anymore; the chart stands for itself. If you don't do your chore, no magnet, no show. So, yeah, it's the old dangling carrot trick, but it does work around here!
dogretro...I'm curious what 7 items are on your list...I have a 3.5 year old and this sounds like a good idea for her
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My son is 7. He has a responsibility chart. We got it at Lakeview Learning. It's empty and you can just fill in the blanks and wipe it off as necessary. Right now his goals are... (please keep in mind he has special needs)....
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3. Clean off your plates from the table.
4. Get ready for bed without a fuss
5. Get jammies on without help.
6. Do homework without a fuss.
7. Feed the cats without being asked.
He gets a star for each thing completed. Once you have a star, you cannot take it away for any reason. Each star is worth a quarter. Friday night, we count up his stars and then count out the quarters. He then stacks up the quarters into fours and counts them to get his "folding money". Money goes into his own wallet. When there are good yard sales, we'll go to the yard sales with his money where he can buy himself toys. In addition to learning how to do chores and such, he's learning financial responsibility as we always discuss his purchases before he makes them to ensure they are a wise investment on his part.
This year, a very kind gentleman taught him the art of haggling. He was selling an old fashioned radio flyer wood and metal sled. My son wanted it something fierce! He asked the man how much he wanted for it and told him $25. My son pulled out his wallet and the man told him to wait - he's supposed to haggle. He explained what it was and then told him to make an offer. My son said "Twenty five cents!". LOL My son got him down to $15 and was so very proud. At the next sale, he found a razor scooter he wanted. The lady told him it was $5. He asked me how much he should offer and I said two or three. He looked her straight in the eye and said "how about 3?" She was so shocked, she gave it to him for $3. Such fun!
I don't have much time, but have you tried collaborative problem solving to address the underlying unmet needs?
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text: Selling my Mamiya C220 TLR camera. Camera is in good working condition and takes 120 or 220 film. Includes 3 lenses, all of which are the black barrel versions. The lenses are: 65mm f/3.5, 105mm f/3.5, and 180mm f/4.5. The shutters were all overhauled this past year and all of them work superbly at all speeds. Some cleaning marks on lenses that do not affect performance. There are also leather cases for the 65mm and 185mm lenses. This is a nice kit and the 185mm lens in particular takes stunning portraits. I would like $250 for the kit.USD Price : 250.00


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This stuff is seriously what I have been looking for, Even my brother now is having fun with it now. Ive been taking it for 4 months now, 3i/u a day. I love it. First month did not see many changes though. About a year ago I got scammed and lost some money but finally I love it.:WEIGHT~13:
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Bret Andrew Morgan charged in church burglary
Leesburg Police arrested a man Friday in connection with the robbery of a church over the weekend.
Police arrested 30-year-old Bret Andrew Morgan and charged him with burglary and possession of burglarious tools. He was also charged with grand larceny in an unrelated theft.
The burglary occurred at the Church of Jesus Christ and Latter-Day Saints in Leesburg.
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Knowing Christ
In a survey that was taken, the question was asked, what is a three word sentence that you would most like to hear? How would you answer that question? The number one answer was "I love you". Would you like to know that you are loved? The sentence that came in second was "I forgive you". Is it possible that you want to have peace in your heart?
Maybe you are looking for a ray of hope for your life, a reason to live. There is a Person that can fill your life with love, hope, joy, and forgiveness. He wants to bring fulfillment to your life. He wants to have a personal relationship with you every day. His name is Jesus.
Sharing the Faith wants to help you explore how you can know Christ personally.
- Recognize God's Plan - Peace and Life
The message you have just read stressed that God loves you and wants you to experience His peace and life. The Bible says ..."For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16
- Realize Our Problem - Separation
People choose to disobey God and go their own way. This result is separation from God. The Bible says ..."For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23
- Respond to God's Remedy - The Cross
God sent His Son to bridge the gap. Christ did this by paying the penalty for our sins when He died on the cross and rose from the grave. The Bible says ..."But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Romans 5:8
- Receive Christ - As Lord and Savior
You cross the bridge into God's family when you prayerfully ask Christ to come into your life. The Bible says ... "Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God." John 1:12
- Admit your need (I am a sinner).
- Be willing to turn from your sins (repent).
- Believe that Jesus Christ died for you on the cross and rose from the grave.
- Through prayer, invite Jesus Christ to come in and control your life through the Holy Spirit (receive Him as Lord and Savior).
Dear Lord Jesus, I know I am a sinner and I need Your forgiveness. I believe that You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I want to turn from my sins. I now invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Jesus' Name. Amen.
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A Benzie County man is out of jail after being sentenced Tuesday on child pornography-related charges for the second time.
The punishment that was handed down from the judge has prosecutors scratching their heads.
32-year-old Shawn Gatzke was sentenced to five years of probation on charges that could've sent him to prison for up to 20 years.
â??We were surprised by the judge's departure but we also saw it coming when the judge started laying out his reasons in the courtroom,â?? said Jennifer Tang-Anderson, Benzie County Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney.
Gatzke's lawyer asked Benzie County judge James Batzer for probation again so he can get help for post-traumatic stress disorder. The judge agreed and granted that request.
â??We felt that he had the opportunity to get help and the judge specifically addressed that in his sentencing in saying that he thought the post-traumatic stress symptoms were debilitating him from seeking the help.â??
This isn't the first time Gatzke has faced these kinds of charges. Gatzke, who is a war veteran, was convicted in 2012 on child pornography-related charges and was put on probation.
Last year he was arrested again for violating that probation by having child porn on his smart phone. The Benzie County prosecutor says some of the child pornography on Gatzke's phone was purchased in the Philippines.
â??It's definitely a situation where it's case specific; it's fact specific and this was out of the ordinary for a sentencing in Benzie County.â??
In court Gatzke's defense attorney said Veterans Affairs would not be willing to treat him for PTSD if he were behind bars, but would be able to help if he's on probation.
When reached for a comment regarding the story, Gatzke's lawyer declined to comment.
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Hotel Bel Air
in Nidri, Lefkas, Greek Islands
Hotel Bel Air details
The low-key Bel Air has the perfect pitch close to the beach and town.
There are just 33 rooms at this bed and breakfast hotel in Nidri, so there's a laid-back and friendly vibe to this place. The attraction lies mainly in what it doesn't have. You won't find endless activities going on and loud music by the pool. Instead it's kept things nice and simple, so what you've got is an ultra-relaxing base in a great central spot.
If you're around during the day, you'll probably want to be by the pool. It's a roomy affair pulled right up to the hotel. At one end there's a whirlpool bath and at the other, a big sheltered pool bar.
Step indoors, meanwhile, and you'll come to the bedrooms. They're fuss-free, typically Greek spaces, with whitewashed walls and minimalist furniture. A balcony completes the picture.
Elsewhere there's the restaurant-come-bar. It's a smart space with marble floors and modern dark-wood furniture. And it's here where you'll have your buffet breakfast.
Lastly, there's the matter of location. The hotel is just a couple of minutes' walk from the beach, while the centre of town is a little further but still only a five-minute stroll away.
Location• 300m from Nidri's centre • 100m from the beach • Located on a main road
Transfer time
45 minutes
Swimming pool
• Swimming pool • Sunbeds • Poolside whirlpool bath • Poolside snack bar
• Poolside restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and snacks
• Bar with satellite TV
Room facilities
All rooms have air-conditioning at a charge, fridge, hairdryer, safety deposit box at a charge and balcony. Standard rooms have a double or twin beds.
Official rating:
A Class
Extra Local Charges
Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide
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The Summer House on Barbaods is located in the exclusive Sugar Hill Community Resort in situated in St. James. It is a private resort community and has easy access to the amenities of Holetown, which includes banking, shopping and restaurants. The Summer House is well appointed and offers a perfect setting to relax and enjoy the company of family and friends in its tropical surroundings. With its westerly views of the Caribbean Sea, enjoy the beautiful sunsets, or sip a cocktail around the private plunge pool.This property with four bedrooms and bathrooms en suite has been superbly furnished to the owner's taste and offers luxury living at its best. Three of the bedrooms are in the main house with the fourth bedroom in a separate cottage in the garden complete with it's own mini fridge and microwave.At Sugar Hill you have full use of the on-site facilities. These include an open-plan styled clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, a world class tennis club featuring four tennis courts with flood lighting, an air-conditioned fitness center, a 2,000 sq ft swimming pool and a members' lounge.Staff includes: HousekeeperSecurity/guard - Communal guard on-site 24 hrsCost of food and gratuities are not included.Amenities include:Beach Access via Royal Pavilion HotelSugar Hill Club MembershipFitness CenterCommunity Shared PoolPrivate Plunge PoolTennis


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BROOKSVILLE — Pay for an off-duty deputy or a private security guard. Whatever the choice, the person should be armed and in uniform.
That's the recommendation the Hernando County School Board will hear on Tuesday to beef up security at board meetings.
The presence of a deputy or armed guard in the boardroom would be "a very strong deterrent to violence," director of safety and security Barry Crowley wrote in a memo to the board.
"I think it's a prudent decision without going overboard or having a knee-jerk reaction," Crowley told the Times Wednesday. "It's the presence of a uniform to tell people, yes, there is security."
The recommendation comes in the wake of last month's shooting at a School Board meeting in Bay County. A gunman opened fire from close range, narrowly missing the school superintendent. Apparently angry because his wife had lost her teaching job, the gunman was shot by a security guard and then killed himself with his own gun.
Board members asked superintendent Bryan Blavatt to bring back options for enhanced security for the regular evening meetings held twice a month at the district office in Brooksville. Crowley will present those options at Tuesday's 2 p.m. workshop.
A uniformed, off-duty deputy would cost the district $23 per hour with a three-hour minimum, or $69 per meeting. The total cost for the balance of the year is estimated at $828.
A private security guard like those stationed at the entrances to the Hernando Government Center would run $15 per hour, with the same three-hour minimum. The bill for the rest of the year would run about $540.
The board's regular evening meetings rarely run longer than three hours. Most end within two hours.
The board could opt to have a guard or deputy search bags and scan visitors with metal detecting wands. That would require two deputies at $138 per three-hour meeting, or two security guards at a cost of $81 per three-hour meeting, according to Crowley's memo.
One officer or guard could move into the boardroom once the meeting starts while the other would continue to scan late-arriving visitors, Crowley wrote.
A guard or deputy could ask a visitor to open a bag for a visual inspection and to remove an item if there is a concern, Crowley said. An X-ray machine like those at the Hernando Government Center would cost nearly $20,000.
The district already owns handheld wands. A walk-through metal detector like those at the Hernando Government Center would run about $2,900.
But that's probably not necessary, Crowley said. Many people passing through the doors of the government center are coming for court appearances.
"We're dealing with parents and kids for the most part," he said.
But, he added: "I'm totally open to what the board wants to do. They need to feel comfortable."
Last month, Blavatt told the Times he would probably recommend that the board hire an armed guard. This week, Blavatt said he would let Crowley's recommendation speak for itself.
Asked about his own preferences, Blavatt reiterated another sentiment he offered last month: It makes sense to screen people for weapons at the entrance of the building.
"If we can do it cost effectively, and the officer stays on board for the meeting, that's fine," Blavatt said. "I'm looking to do this in the least invasive and cheapest way possible."
Based on divergent preferences of board members polled by the Times this week, Tuesday's workshop may lead to compromise.
Chairman James Yant sought to make the discussion a priority after the Bay County shooting. Since then, a gunman in Arizona tried to assassinate a member of Congress at a meet-and-greet event and ended up wounding her and killing six other people, including a 9-year-old girl.
"There's a negative atmosphere out there for politicians," Yant said. "We have to make some major decisions that sometimes can be inflammatory to certain people. Some people can adapt, others can't, but there's no way to determine who's going to be upset. And we have no recourse or defense."
Yant said he'd prefer that visitors be scanned upon entry.
"I really don't think it's necessary to have someone with a gun standing inside the meeting," he said.
Board member Dianne Bonfield has also said she will support some kind of security.
Member Pat Fagan has said he doesn't feel any additional security is necessary.
"But there's five of us there," Fagan said Wednesday. "If a majority of the board feels there should be some type of security, I'll support it."
But only to a degree. Fagan said he would prefer one armed deputy or guard in the boardroom. The district doesn't need two guards, and visitors shouldn't be subjected to a wand scan or bag search, he said.
Board member Cynthia Moore remembers the scary scene from Bay County, caught on video and replayed by media outlets throughout the country. But Moore said she isn't worried enough to support any additional security measures.
"I don't see the need in it," Moore said. "That money could be spent somewhere else."
If a Panhandle lawmaker has his way, elected officials will be able to take a certain level of security into their own hands.
Rep. Jimmy Patronis, a Panama City Republican whose district includes Bay County, has drafted a bill that would allow elected officials such as county commissioners and School Board members to carry a concealed weapon in public meetings as long as they have the proper permit.
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Makes 16 blondies
1 1⁄4 cups quinoa flour
1 tsp baking powder
1⁄2 tsp sea salt
1⁄2 cup unsweetened natural almond butter
1⁄4 cup unsalted butter, softened
1 cup natural cane sugar or packed light brown sugar
1⁄2 cup brown rice syrup or pure maple syrup
2 large eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray an 8-inch square metal baking pan with non-stick cooking spray.
2. In a medium bowl, whisk together quinoa flour, baking powder and salt.
3. In a large bowl, using an electric mixer on medium speed, beat almond butter and butter until fluffy. Beat in sugar and brown rice syrup until blended. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla until smooth. Using a wooden spoon, stir in flour mixture until just blended.
4. Spread batter evenly in prepared pan.
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Director Phelim McAleer pulled out of a conference wrapping up today after one of his film clips got snipped from the schedule.
McAleer, the co-director of FrackNation, submitted several clips to a D.C.-based conference organized by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Oxford University about international commodity prices. The organizers refused to show a segment that criticized Russia's manipulation of gas supplies in Eastern Europe. In order to show the clip, the organizers argued, they'd have to include a counterpoint to the clip's assertions.
Since that wasn't possible, the clip couldn't be shown. McAleer decided to withdraw from the event in protest.
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TALK SIGNIFYING NOTHING: The buzz about changing the FCAT formula to suspend the spotlight on struggling students? Forget about it. Education Commissioner Jeanine Blomberg's idea was rejected by the Board of education. Oh, and school grades could come out next week.
TEACHER + CHEATER = FIRED: An elementary school teacher at Moon Lake Elementary in Pasco receives the boot after admitting to rewording questions on the FCAT math exam for three special education third-graders. The 20-year veteran wanted to make them "comfortable."
BRING ON THE MONEY: The Hernando County School Board doesn't let a little thing like a missing superintendent stop an early look at next year's budget.
SAVE OUR SCHOOLS: Broward school leaders are vowing to fight a constitutional amendment that would give property taxpayers a break, but is projected to reduce property taxes raised for schools by about $7 billion over five years. The Legislature has promised to find the money, but Broward doesn't feel the love.
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TESTY ABOUT TUTORING: The Miami Herald casts a critical eye on how Broward schools tutored only half of the students they were required to under federal law this past year, but the state Board of Education praises their progress anyway.
RATINGS REBELLION: Sarah Lawrence and Barnard colleges join dozens of liberal arts colleges protesting the U.S. News college ratings by refusing to participate next year.


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Gun rights for law-abiding citizens are non-negotiable.
"The right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself, or the state, shall not be impaired..." Article 1, Section 24, Washington State Constitution
At the end of the day, depending on whose statistics you use, guns are used to prevent 4-10 times more crimes than they are used to commit. I will oppose any attempts to limit, track, or otherwise interfere with the sale of ammunition. An attempt to track ammunition by bar code was actually introduced! Hunting and fishing is a tradition going back many generations among residents in the 4th District. I will also work to improve game management laws to allow more access for hunters and fishermen.
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A panel of federal judges may soon issue an order outlining steps California must take to relieve prison crowding.
The state has until mid-April to reduce the population by around 6,000 inmates. But Governor Jerry Brown wants more time. His reforms include increasing cell capacity, expanding parole eligibility and investing in substance abuse programs, so fewer felons return to prison.
The California Report's Michael Montgomery — in collaboration with the Center for Investigative Reporting — says when it comes to providing treatment for prisoners, the state is struggling.


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The month of January is underway, and VidZone not only has some brilliant new videos to share with you from the likes of Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus, Kid Ink, Lea Michele and Brantley Gilbert, but also offers something very special for Dance fans looking to treat their Valentine with the ultimate weekend getaway…
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There's a whole new year of amazing music on the horizon, and VidZone is here to help you decide whom to keep your eye on in 2014 with our Ones To Watch of the year. Plus we've also been hard at work crunching the numbers and tallying the scores to see who has topped the chart in our Most Watched Videos of 2013 countdown and who has been crowned our Artist of the Year.
Every Tuesday, there are new games, apps, and updates added to PlayStation Mobile. UFO Dad — our featured game of the week — and Night Riders were released this week. We also have a ton of updates on the way.
Now that all of you are done with Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, what better way to continue the holiday spirit, than with the launch of VidZone's Holiday Zone! So if all you want for Christmas is Mariah Carey and to reminisce about 'Last Christmas' while sitting next to that Yule log fire, all Wrapped Up with Kelly Clarkson… then we have the place for you.
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Every Tuesday, there are new games, apps and updates added to PlayStation Mobile. Trucks and Skulls, our featured game of the week, and Vacation Vexation were released this week. We also have an update to Aqua Kitty, Cytus Lambda and Forevolution. We even have price changes for Magic Planet Snack Deluxe and Brg.
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Graduates of this degree program will have the analytical skills to identify and solve complex business problems, a highly-valued skill in today's volatile job market. They will also have the ability to analyze the numbers and make effective business decisions. The department works to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed for successful careers and the pursuit of additional education.
The Mission of the Department of Business Administration is to provide a professional educational environment that fosters excellence in teaching, leadership, and community engagement by adapting to the needs of a dynamic, globally-competitive business community.
Students who graduate from the Reeves School of Business and Economics with a major in Business Administration will:
- Business Administration students will develop an understanding of information required to meet future demands of business and economics, including the impact of the global economy.
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- Business Administration students will acquire professional skills and knowledge by participating in experiential and applied learning opportunities, including internships, co-operative work experiences, projects, practical experiences, volunteer experiences, and international experience.
- Business Administration students will be prepared to be successful in their subsequent professional and/or academic careers by demonstrating proficiency in oral and written communication.
The Reeves School of Business is nationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) to offer the following degrees: the Professional Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) with a focus in Organizational Management and Leadership, the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Accounting, Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Financial Economics, Management, Marketing, and Sport Management. Additionally, a minor in Accounting; Business Administration; Entrepreneurship; Financial Economics; Human Resource Management; International Business; Management; Marketing; Professional Tennis Management; Resort, Club, and Hospitality Management; and Sport Management is accredited. Finally, a B.S. degree in Accounting, Business Administration, Financial Economics or Marketing with a PGA Golf Management Concentration; Professional Tennis Management; Resort, Club, and Hospitality Management; and Sport Management Concentration is accredited.
Requirements for the major in Business Administration
Foundation Core
18 s.h. of Reeves School of Business foundation courses (ACC 2510, ACC 2530, BUS 2160, ECO 2610, and ECO 2620)
Professional Core
15 s.h. of Reeves School of Business upper level requirements (BUS 3320, BUS 3430, BUS 3520, BUS 4700, and MKT 2510)
Additional Requirements
BUS 3000 or ECO 3110, BUS 3150 and 4500, plus any 9 s.h. of 3000 or 4000 level electives in business, financial economics, accounting, marketing or any concentration that may be attached to the major in Business Administration including Business Health Care Administration, Business PGA Golf Management (PGM 3040 and PGM 4020 only), Business Professional Tennis Management (PTM 3300 only), Business Resort and Club Management, and Business Sport Management. Note that ENG 3200 Business Writing and LSS 3000 Principles of Leadership can be counted as a Business Administration elective. A required course in any Reeves School of Business major may not be used as an elective for another Reeves School of Business major.
Requirements for the minor in Business Administration
18 s.h.—12 s.h. of foundation core courses (ACC 2510, ACC 2530, ECO 2610, and ECO 2620); and 6 s.h. of upper-level accounting, marketing, financial economics, or business courses.
Requirements for the A.A. Concentration in Business Administration
18 s.h.—12 s.h. of foundation core courses (ACC 2510, ACC 2530, ECO 2610, and ECO 2620); and 6 s.h. of upper-level accounting, marketing, financial economics, or business courses.
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SCYPT Meeting Summary - September 2013
Meeting was held Sept. 23, 2013.
Key decisions and actions are in bold.
SCYPT Members in Attendance:
Gloria Addo-Ayensu, George Becerra, Bob Bermingham, Nannette Bowler, George Braunstein, Judith Dittman, Jack Dobbyn, Kim Dockery, Pat Harrison, Cathy Hudgins, Jeff McKay, Megan McLaughlin, Richard Moniuszko, Mary Ann Panarelli, Dan Parris, Fahemeh Pirzadeh, Jane Strauss
Schedule Changes Adopted:
The members adopted two meeting additions to the SY 2013-14 SCYPT meeting schedule. The additional meetings, all of which are on Wednesdays from 9:30 to 12 noon, will be on November 6, 2013; and March 12, 2014. The additional meetings will allow time for the team to work on structure and decision-making processes. The STRIVE Network will be providing consulting and technical assistance services to assist the SCYPT.
Suicide Prevention Recommendations Adopted:
Jesse Ellis presented findings and recommendations from a staff review of suicides in Fairfax County. The SCYPT adopted the recommendations, amending recommendation #3 so that it reads "Commit to prioritize primary prevention activities that provide the best opportunities to prevent suicide and the risk factors that accompany it."
Youth Behavioral Health Services Recommendations Adopted:
Brenda Gardiner presented findings and recommendations from a staff review of behavioral health services for youth in Fairfax County. The SCYPT adopted the recommendations, with a clarification that the proposed $1 million would be used for direct services.
School Readiness Presentation Tabled:
As time was running short, the SCYPT tabled the presentation of school readiness programs and endorsement of a scope of recommendations. Anne-Marie Twohie distributed the presentation handouts and gave a brief overview of the importance of services from infancy through pre-school to school readiness. Prior to the next meeting, fuller recommendations and background material will be distributed to the team. George Becerra distributed the Minority Student Achievement Oversight Committee's recommendations related to school readiness and closing the achievement gap.
Information Items Presented:
The SCYPT received information on the release of the 2012-2013 school year Youth Survey data.


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Various users, in various localities, are reporting an issue when they reply to a post or article on our site. When the user goes to reply to a post or article, the email address field reveals email addresses of other users who have entered comments on the site.
This issue is beyond browser level pre-population, as the email addresses ARE visible in our source code.
I have been able to replicate the issue locally, as well has on various QA machines.
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PAUL MURRAY has worked in his father's racing stable since he left school at 13 and on Saturday the young buck takes on the old bull as they both have runners in the Villiers Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Bede Murray has been to the top of Australian racing, winning derbies with Coniston Bluebird, Universal Prince and Half Hennessy and preparing Victory Vein to run second in a Golden Slipper with Paul by his side all the way.
However, if Darci Be Good, which has Bede's name next to his in the racebook, and Alma's Fury, prepared by Paul, can cross the line together in the Villiers it would top his raft of group 1s. "It is the first time we have both had runners in a feature as big as this one since Paul got his licence and I thought we had a really good chance to quinella it before the barrier draw," Murray snr said.
Alma's Fury came up with barrier 16 and Darci Be Good has 17.
"They have both been going really well since the Festival [Stakes], which they never had a chance in after getting back in a slowly run race," he said.
"It really wouldn't worry me which one wins if we were the first two home because we are a team."
Murray snr still oversees his team at Kembla Grange but spends more time at his Conjola farm as the years advance. However, he has no plans to retire. "What am I going to do - sit and wait for them to put me in a box," he said. "I spend time between Kembla and the farm but it is Paul who runs things.
"He has been working in the stable since I got special permission to pull him out of school at 13 because he had a job to go to.
"He has been my foreman since we opened Kembla in 1995 and knows how we do things.
"I just pop my head in and make sure everything keeps ticking over."
Darci Be Good added a Hawkesbury Gold Cup to the Murrays' trophy cabinet last month and was a 2½-length 10th to Malavio in Festival Stakes two weeks ago.
"He had had a month between runs and needed that run to have him spot-on for the Villiers, which was the aim," Murray said.
Paul has kept a close eye on him and Alma's Fury, a fast-finishing sixth in the Festival, and fancies his chances of getting "the better of the old man''. ''This was the race I have targeted with Alma's Fury and it will be his fifth run in," Murray jnr said.
"He was third in the Goulburn Cup when we rode him positively and last time we had to go back because of the draw and his sectionals were the best of the race. He had the outside barrier in the Festival and has it again on Saturday … … we will just have to make our own luck.''


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Hello Im looking for a procedure wich can make my jaw line/jaw and chin longer I look like this lady after chin implant. C scan Im looking for this kind of longer and sharper jaw line like in these photos. What procedure are recommended for this goal? Will chin osteotomy or jaw advancement osteotomy help me to achive this?Thanks
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I've listened to myself say a thousand times over that despite having 3 kids of my own, I have nothing, but nothing, to offer a new parent by way of advice. I've started wondering why that might be. Perhaps I'm too jaded and battle scarred by my own experience of being a brand new mother. I know that these days, in the face of the complete and utter absorption that goes hand in hand with new parenthood, I can become flippant and dismissive. I get overwhelmed by the desire to stop the newbie anxieties, to offer reassurance that it pretty much all works out in the end. To stop them in their tracks. To try and protect them from themselves, to tell them to enjoy it more and worry less about trying to be perfect.
Of course, none of this is about the new parents I come into contact with, and all of it is about my own unprocessed experience of new parenthood. About the crippling anxiety I felt about parenting "right", about the pressure I felt to justify every little choice I made about my baby's care. How completely paralysed I was by the feeling that I was being watched, judged and found lacking time and time again. How my biggest fear at the time was having those shaming words "she's making a rod for her back" directed at me, by someone more experienced and knowledgeable. How by virtue of being a parent I was suddenly expected to know things, be sure about things, be somehow invulnerable, at a time when I had never felt so at sea in all my life.
And then I read this blog post that struck a chord really rather nicely. It highlighted something I find myself thinking about now the kids are a little bit older and self sufficient. About all the needless worry. About the time and energy that went into angsting, reading, and googling my way through new parenthood. And how at times, that definitely stopped me from enjoying it more. At that earliest stage in my parenting career I absolutely, completely and utterly believed that there was a correct way to do things, particularly where sleep was concerned. I was convinced that if only I could find the right website or book I would find THE answer, that would make my screaming infant slip into a deep and contented sleep with nothing but a contented murmur.
I now get that all this crazy came from a good place. I simply wanted this little screamy creature to be happy – a "contented little baby" if you will. I wanted to be the best mum I could for him. I wanted to be a calm and happy mother. Misguidedly, I thought I could research my way into being that. Instead, I found myself yearning for the simplicity of the 1940's and 50's when, there was one, unquestioned, way of doing things with a baby, instead of the thousands of approaches and methods that were bewildering and confusing me in 2005.
I was very low on the old self compassion back then. I gave myself a really hard time for not being and doing better. For not knowing more. I was results driven, like a horrible boss, giving little encouragement for effort, and a lot of negative attention when my attempts fell short of my self imposed exacting standards. I compared myself unfavourably to others. I told myself I wasn't calm, organised or good enough.
I still owe my new-mother self a break. If I could talk to her, I'd tell her: It's ok. You're doing your best. You're going to get it all wrong sometimes. He's small and screamy. He has no words. It's all guess work at this point. You don't have a clue, but neither does he. You're both imperfect. You're both working it out.
Id tell her to roll with the punches. Cry when you need to cry. Get up every day and have another go. You will adjust. So will he. Moment by moment. Pretty much imperceptibly. Sometimes you'll even start to think you've got your shit together, and other times he'll remind you that you most definitely haven't. Some days it's the most awesome job in the world, and others it's the most thankless you can imagine. But go along with it. Because you're gonna keep going through this process over and over for a loooong time.
That screamy little fella's nearly 8 now. We're still going through it.
So I'd tell the new-mother me, settle in. Enjoy the ride.


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Do you want to be a better blogger?
I have some advice.
Just a warning, you won't hear this advice everywhere. In fact, it runs contrary to most of the better blogging advice out there — perhaps even some I've probably offered people in the past.
But, I believe it's true. Especially for the beginning blogger.
Do you want to be a better blogger?
Write poorly — but do it often.
Yes, that's what I said.
I think one key to being a better blogger is to write more bad posts.
Okay, Ron, you've lost me.
Let me explain with an illustration.
People ask me all the time how I became a runner. I run an average of 5-6 miles a day. I ran a marathon a few years ago. I've run dozens of half marathons. I'm planning to run another full marathon this fall.
My discipline is not to run. I'd do it everyday.
But, I once hated running. Despised it. I had been a runner earlier in life, but thought I outgrew it as I got older. I even announced from behind a pulpit one day that I'd never run again — unless I was being chased by an angry deacon. 🙂
Then one day I decided to give it another try. I don't know why. I just did.
Someone gave me advice — I'm not sure who now — but it was brilliant. They suggested I set a time limit for running and always finish that goal. It could be 20 or 30 minutes. If I couldn't run that long at the time, the advice was to finish the time, running when I could and walking the rest.
I'd run for 3 minutes and walk for a while. Then I'd run 5 minutes — then walk some more. I kept this up but always tried to complete my allotted time. Eventually, over the weeks, I found myself filling the entire time running. And soon learning to love every minute.
That's my running story. How I became a runner.
And now you're wondering…
How does my running story fit into encouragement about blogging?
Write poorly — but do it often.
Just write blog posts.
Please don't misunderstand. "Poorly" is probably a poor word choice. It exaggerates my point, but I'm not saying write junk. Give it your best effort. If you're not any good at writing period, maybe blogging isn't you're thing. But if you have a few minimal skills, this might work to make you better over time. You just need to write — the best you can — more often.
Set a goal of how many you want to write per week and do it. Write to fill your goal. If your goal is 3 posts a week — write three posts a week. If it's 7 — write 7. (That's probably too many, but it's your goal.)
Finish your goal. Every week.
You won't always write the best posts. (You'll walk more than you run sometimes.) You'll need to improve. A few years from now you'll look back at some of your older posts and see how much better they could have been. But, you'll get better the more you write. Practice makes perfect (or near perfect) as they say.
The problem for many runners is they expect to run the 6 milers as soon as they got off the couch. It takes time. Discipline. Consistent effort. Sometimes walking more than you run. Getting better as you go.
It's the same with blogging.


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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (Dec. 11)
Maj. Gen, E.L.M. Burns, chief of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine, declared in a statement this week-end that Egypt is still insisting on "additional points" before it agrees to the Nitzana-El Auja pacification proposals worked out here early in November between Gen. Burns and Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, with the full backing of the United States, Britain and France.
Gen. Burns' statement, issued here and in Jerusalem, reported that he had held meetings for two days in Cairo with the Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, as well as with Cairo's Minister of Defense, in an effort to obtain "reduction of tension" in the area of the Nitzana-El Auja demilitarized zone.
"The discussions, "Gen. Burns reported, "centered about certain additional points put forward by Egypt for consideration in connection with the situation in the demilitarized and certain points regarding Israel's position in relation to the proposals."


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Fitz Henry Lane (1804-1865), Stage Rocks and Western Shore of Gloucester Outer Harbor, 1857, oil on canvas, John Wilmerding Collection
Over the course of his career as a professor and museum professional, John Wilmerding has become one of the most widely known and respected authorities on American art. Since the 1960s, his many books and articles have helped define the scholarly nature of the field and also have documented the work of such key figures as Fitz Henry Lane, Winslow Homer, and Thomas Eakins. Although Wilmerding's scholarship is well known, his art collection is less familiar. Since the acquisition of his first painting (Lane's harbor scene, above) in 1960, Wilmerding has sought out works that parallel his own scholarly interests in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American art: tranquil landscapes and seascapes by Martin Johnson Heade and Fitz Henry Lane, still lifes by John F. Peto and Joseph Decker, figure paintings by Homer and Eakins, and paintings and drawings by artists who visited Maine's Mount Desert Island. His collection also includes important works by Frederic Edwin Church, George Caleb Bingham, and John F. Kensett.
At the opening of this exhibition, Wilmerding announced that all of the paintings and drawings in the much-anticipated show would remain at the National Gallery of Art--a gift to the nation. Since his association with the Gallery began, Wilmerding carefully considered how his personal acquisitions might one day both fill gaps and build on strengths in the Gallery's existing collection. Through his generosity, the Gallery will now have its first work by George Caleb Bingham, its first oil painting from Winslow Homer's Cullercoats period, its first marsh scene by Martin Johnson Heade, its first watercolor by Thomas Eakins, its first European landscape by John Frederick Kensett, its first oil study by Frederic Edwin Church, its first drawings by Ralph Albert Blakelock and Fitz Henry Lane, and its first works in any medium by Alfred Thompson Bricher, Adelheid Dietrich, Thomas Charles Ferrer, Alvan Fisher, Jervis McEntee, and Edward Seager.
For some forty years, John Wilmerding has introduced thousands of
students and museum visitors to the wonders and complexities of our
national art. With this remarkable gift to the National Gallery of Art,
his superb collection of American masters will now educate and inspire
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Playing in somebody's life, near you.
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↑Leica M9 and Leica 135mm Tele-Elmar f/4 @ f/5.6.
Notice once again the composition: her arms are forming a Strong Diagonal (it's a bent diagonal, but rules are meant to be bent and/or broken ;)).
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↑Leica M9 and Konica Hexanon 60mm @ f/1.2.
On a cold, cold February afternoon.
She's growing up fast. To see how she looked only six weeks ago, please click here.
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↑Leica M9 and Leica 50mm Summilux ASPH @ f/1.4.
I've previously written about achieving simplicity in one's images, and of finding inspiration in the little moments.
Here's an example of both.
This image was captured on the way back from work. The seats had just emptied of passengers and the train was sitting still for a few minutes with its doors wide open. I became aware of a movement to my left and looked to find the pages of a discarded newspaper fluttering with the air current.
The simplicity of the scene was beautiful, as was the illumination provided by a single incandescent lamp from just outside the window — like a spotlight.
I raised the camera to my eye and clicked the shutter.
Soon after, the seats quickly filled up, the newspaper was taken away, and the doors closed.
The moment had come and gone.
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↑Leica M9 and Leica 35mm Summilux FLE @ f/1.4.
I've just introduced a Customized Post-Processing Service via Email.
If you like the way I digitally post-process my images and would like for me to work on some of yours, please read more about my service here.
Now, I can't work miracles, but I promise I will try to improve or enhance your images to the best of my ability.
This is a grab shot, taken yesterday during one of my Practical Photography – Teaching sessions.
At the time, I was discussing the importance of Strong Diagonals in images, as well as the importance of pre-focusing to nail shots like these at wide Apertures — in this case f/1.4.
Fortunately, this woman walked by, allowing me to illustrate the above points, as well as allowing me to demonstrate the importance of capturing an ambulating figure in mid-step.
And yes, this image was taken with the lovely little Voigtländer 40mm Nokton 40/1.4 — an extremely underrated lens.
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↑Leica M9 and Voigtländer Nokton 40mm @ f/1.4.
Matt signed up for one of my one-on-one teaching sessions a few weeks ago and I had the pleasure of meeting him this morning. During our two hour walkabout, we discussed photography and did some shooting. Oh yes… I tried to pass on some photographic pearls of wisdom too :).
Thanks Matt and have a safe flight this afternoon!
[Just a reminder, if you're interested in a practical, one-on-one photography teaching session, please have a look here, or contact me here].


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Sudden death syndrome, or SDS, has been observed in soybean fields in Indiana over the last week. The fungus that causes SDS, Fusarium virguliforme, infects soybean early, and symptoms are typically expressed later in the growing season. Many soybeans throughout Indiana emerged from wet soils this spring, and growers should be watching for symptoms of SDS in fields over the next few weeks.
Symptoms of SDS are expressed as interveinal yellowing and necrosis. Veins of symptomatic leaves will remain green. Leaflets will curl or shrivel and drop off with only the petiole remaining. The disease brown stem rot (BSR) has also been identified in a few fields in Indiana. Foliar symptoms of this disease can resemble foliar symptoms of SDS and it is important to split the lower stem of symptomatic plants to determine which fungal disease is present. BSR can cause internal stem browning, resulting in a dark brown discoloration of the pith at the lower nodes of the plant. The pith of plants affected by SDS will remain white, while the tissue below the epidermis will have brown to gray discoloration present.
SDS and BSR are diseases best managed through preventative methods. Producers are encouraged to plant varieties that are less susceptible to SDS and BSR in fields with a history of the disease. However, varieties that are resistant to SDS may not be resistant to BSR, so it is important to properly diagnose plants in each field. SDS is typically more problematic in early-planted soybeans, although if soil and weather conditions are favorable for infection, later planted soybeans are also at risk for disease development. Other factors such as soil compaction and high soybean cyst nematode populations may increase severity and impact of these diseases. Foliar fungicide applications are not recommended for management of SDS or BSR.
Purdue is involved in a multi-state project funded by USDA-NIFA to improve our understanding of the fungus that causes SDS and develop new management practices for the disease. This year, we are looking to sample SDS from soybean fields across Indiana. If you know of a field that has SDS, please contact Kiersten Wise at firstname.lastname@example.com, or 765-496-2170.


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Jay Mathews writing in this morning's Washington Post reflects on A Crucial Decision for the Obamas: Private or Public? "Like many parents moving their children to Washington, Barack and Michelle Obama will be told to avoid D.C. public schools. Is that good advice?"
Mathews is betting that the Obamas will go with Georgetown Day School, but notes that like other private schools in Washington D.C., the bill for this private education would be $56,000 a year for two kids. Mathews asks, Why not take a look at the public schools to see what their tax dollars are paying for?
Over in the opinion section, Fred Hyatt, the Post's editor of the editorial page, gives us an answer to that question in his piece, Can Obama Help Rhee?
A principal recently was defending a teacher whom D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee had observed in the classroom and found wanting.
"Would you put your grandchild in that class?" Rhee asked the principal.
"If that's the standard, we don't have any effective teachers in my school," the principal replied.
Recalling that comment a few days later, Rhee is still steaming. "I said, 'That is the standard,' "
I'm giving odds the Obamas won't be sending their girls to that particular public school.
It should be noted that D.C. public schools cost just about $25,000 per pupil, about $10,000 more than the average for area private schools. And that President-elect Obama is opposed to educational vouchers and school choice for poor children.


text: Hearst Business Media, IDG buy Chinese technology site in joint venture Published on July 08, 2008. Most Popular Uniondale, N.Y.—Hearst Business Media's Electronics Group, IDG and China's Publishing House of Electronic Industry have acquired ee365.cn, a news and technology site for Chinese engineers, in a joint venture. Financial terms were undisclosed. Ee365.cn provides news and technology information on 21 industry segments, including embedded systems, power, test and measurement, and wireless. In this article: BtoB


text: BELLVILLE Beatrice Frances Whicker Landis, 84, formerly of Mifflin, died Friday, Sept. 1, 2006, in Country Meadow Care Center, following a long illness.She was born Sept. 7, 1921, in Kansas, Ohio, to John C.B. and Sarah E. Gabbard Whicker. Mrs. Landis graduated from Bettsville High School in 1939 and earned the honor of salutatorian.On Jan. 18, 1941, she married Keith Landis, who preceded her in death Sept. 2, 1980.Primarily a homemaker, Mrs. Landis first priority was tending to her children and keeping a happy home. She also worked at JCPenney department store in Ashland.Mrs. Landis enjoyed crossword puzzles and word games.She was a member of Mansfield Baptist Temple for 34 years, where she and her husband, Keith, were baptized.Mrs. Landis is survived by two sons and two daughters-in-law, Steve and Linda Landis of Columbus and Ron and Kim Landis of Bellville; a daughter and son-in-law, Karen and Jeff Misko of Lakeland, Colo.; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren, and a sister-in-law, Elvira Whicker.In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by seven sisters and brothers-in-law, Ida Mae and Art Soule, Ethel and Clayton Sexton, Nora and Ralph Edinger, Mary Ellen and Sam Stahl, Bertha and Charles Wollam, Martha and Louie Clark and Virginia and David Mankin; and a brother, Wilson Whicker.Friends may call 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. today, Sept. 5, 2006, at Lexington Avenue Snyder Funeral Home on U.S. 42 south of Hanley Road, where the funeral service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2006. The Rev. Dale Adkins will officiate. Burial will follow at Hayesville-Vermillion Cemetery.Memorial contributions to Mansfield Baptist Temple may be made at the funeral home.Online condolences may be made to the family by visiting www.snyderfuneralhomes.com. (T-G 09/05/06)


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Hi everyone,
I am kind of a newbie here...just uploaded my first photo and this is my first post but I have been viewing the galleries and reading the forums for a year now and get so much inspiration and much needed tips here...
that I just wanted to say what a wonderful site this is!!
I have been decorating for about 3.5 years and have never taken a course...just taught myself through trial and error, mostly as a hobby but now I have just launched a website as people have been asking me to do cakes and cupcakes for them for over 2 years now.
Glad to finally take the time to join the amazing community here
Hi and Congrats on your 1st post, domgardner.
Your cake is fabulous.
(It's no wonder you have people begging to be your customers.)
Look forward to seeing your portfolio grow!
thanks sooo much JanH!!
Just a little note...if you would like to have comments made on your cakes, go into "My Forum Info" and check the button "Allow other members to post comments on my photos".
oh thanks - I thought I did check that - but I will go double check it - thanks for mentioning it!


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