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Timbo 🏀: Tonight JG, SG, SB at Western Grove. Games start at 5pm. Stream the games online at https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCRfLfMKET5eAHAkdnaRVdVw
Timbo 🏀: Use the following link to purchase tickets for tomorrow night's games at Western Grove. 1 ticket is good for all three games. Tickets are limited. http://OMSD.ticketleap.com Use the password OMSDvisitor@
Timbo Basketball: The stream of tonight's game at Norfork appears to be restricted to a private Facebook group. If we get permission to access it we'll pass the info along.
Timbo Basketball: JB, SG, SB, starting at 5pm @ Norfork. Players have been given their requested tickets- If you don't have a ticket reserved through a player and you need a ticket for tonight's game call the THS office. We have some extra tickets as of right now.
TIMBO: Red Ribbon Activities this week - October 26-30, 2020. We will have dress-up days on three days: Tuesday, October 27 - "Slam Dunk-Drugs are Junk" Dress in Black/Gold (Elementary and High school) Wednesday, October 28 - "Stay Hidden-Be Invisible from Drugs" Dress in Camo (Elementary and High School) Thursday, October 29 - "Scare Away Drugs" Elementary ONLY - Dress in Halloween Costume - dress appropriately. Masks are still required. High School Only - "Voting for My Future To Be Drug Free" Dress in Red, White, and Blue!!!!
Timbo Basketball: Tuesday 10/27 at Norfork. JB,SG,SB starting at 5pm. Players are getting tickets today for family and friends. If you will not be getting a ticket from a player and you would like to attend the game, contact the office at 746-4303. We have been told that Norfork will be streaming the game on their Facebook page.
Timbo Basketball: Tonight- JG, SG, SB Starting at 5pm Watch the game on Youtube at the following link provided by South Side Bee Branch: https://youtube.com/channel/UCHup6LraH1bSookzxRsloDg
Timbo Basketball: Here is the link for the games tonight at Omaha. It's posted as Omaha vs Norfork but it's actually our game live tonight. Go Tigers! https://youtu.be/N-7RVVUhrNI
Timbo Picture Update: All pictures will be taken in the big gym this morning rather than the multipurpose room.
Timbo Basketball: Thursday 10/22: Tigers at Omaha Eagles. Sr. Girls and Boys. Tip off at 5:30pm. Tickets available on the Omaha High School Website: https://www.omaha.school/ticket_box_office Tickets available by game, service fees may apply. To watch the games on the internet check the Omaha Eagles Booster Club Facebook page. They may be streaming the game live via facebook or youtube.
Timbo: Reminder- Make Up/Basketball Picture Day Tomorrow 8-9am: Distance Learning Student Pictures in the Multipurpose Room 9am-: Make up Pictures for onsite students and Basketball/Dance Team and individual pictures.
Timbo Basketball tonight at Deer: Jr. Girls, Sr. Girls, and Sr. Boys tonight at Deer High School. Games start at 5pm. Here is the link to purchase tickets: http://deerantlers.ticketleap.com/ Be sure to click on "visitors" for the individual games you wish to buy tickets for. Tickets are limited. To watch tonight's games on YouTube use the following link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv9pEGKPCf_iEV8Dw7F_qhQ This link was pulled from the Deer High School website. Please note that many schools (inculding Timbo) are still working out all the technological details related to streaming the games. Please be patient as we get the tech working. Most hosting schools will be streaming games this year. Thursday: Sr. Girls and Boys at Omaha 5:30pm Friday: JG, SG, SB at South Side Bee Branch 5:00pm Details on tickets and links for streaming for late week games coming tomorrow. - GO TIGERS!
Timbo: Here is the link to purchase tickets to the ballgames tomorrow night at Deer. Be sure to click on the visitors section for each game you wish to attend. Tickets are limited. The password for all games is Timbo. http://deerantlers.ticketleap.com/
Timbo: Meal pick up for virtual students 9-11am today for this week's meals. Distance learner picture day: Distance learners please plan to come to school to get your picture taken 8-9am on Thursday, 10-22 in the multipurpose room. You can pick up a picture form today 9-11 (along with meals.) You can also complete the picture order form online at Wingard.inter-state.com using the order code 54209FA. Call with any questions about picture day, or to schedule another time to pick up a picture form.
Timbo: sorry! The live stream of the ball game doesn't seem to be working. If we get it fixed we'll let you know!
Timbo: Here is the live stream link for the Black and Gold games!!! Check out tonight's games via YouTube Live!!! - https://youtu.be/AWPper3Ypic
Timbo: Reminder- Black and Gold games tonight. Tickets are required. The white tickets are for the Jr games only and the blue tickets are for the Sr. Games only. Jr games start at 6pm Sr. Games start at 7:30. Each ticket has a specific seat number. Please note that we have switched the home/visitor sides this year to accommodate more home fans. Masks are required and we will be social distancing along with following AAA guidelines for High School basketball. Concession will be candy, chips, drinks only. We are selling baked goods for a fundraiser as well. If you need a meal we are encouraging everyone to get a 5$ burger meal at Timbo Dairy Bar. All proceeds will be going to the Knight Family. We are looking forward to a great basketball season- Go Tigers!
Timbo: We have limited tickets available for the Black and Gold Games Friday night. A Jr. High game ticket will get you into both Jr. High games (girls and boys) and a Sr. High game ticket will get you into both Sr. High games (girls and boys). Please call the office on Thursday 10/15 (tomorrow) if you would like to be put on the waiting list for extra tickets. Those that are unable to get tickets for this game will be first on the list for tickets to the next home game. Tickets will be limited this year. Please call the office at 746-4303 if you want to be included on the waiting list for tickets (for individual games) this season. There is no charge for tickets to the Black and Gold game. We will be taking donations to help support Timbo Athletics, and we'll be selling pies. Thank you for your continued support- Go Tigers!
Timbo: Meal pick up for Distance Learners will be 9-11 today.
Timbo: Reminder- This Thursday October 1 is a Digital Day. Students will be home and teachers will be at school helping all students practice learning from home on google classroom. This will give everyone a chance to practice distance learning and give our cleaning crew another opportunity to deep clean at school. Friday will be a regular school day. Thank you!
Timbo: The AAA guidelines for Jr. and Sr. High Basketball have been released. You can find them on the AAA website and they have been posted in the "news" section on the Timbo portion of the MVSD app. We are in the process of developing a plan for the basketball season in regard to home and visitor fan attendance. The amount of fans permitted into the gym at Timbo (and other venues) for basketball games will be significantly reduced. At this time we are anticipating that players will be allotted a specific number of tickets for guests, and tickets will be required for admission into the gym. There will be more information in the coming weeks regarding Basketball at Timbo. We are looking forward to a great season! Go Tigers!
Timbo: Meal pick up for Timbo distance learners and Timbo 6th graders will be 9-11am tomorrow in front of the Timbo lunchroom
Timbo: There will be two school fall picture days: September 14: - Senior Pics (Onsite and Distance Seniors) - PK-11 Onsite student pictures October 22: - Distance Learner Pictures - Make up pictures for Onsite students - Basketball Team and individual pictures
Timbo Schools: Reminder - Today is the last day to decide if your child will be virtual (distance learner) or come to onsite instruction. Please let the office know by 3:00pm today.
Timbo Distance Learners: Please note the time change for meal pick up: Meal pick up will now be tomorrow (Friday, September 4) 9-11am at Timbo School in front of the cafeteria. The drive through pick up will include breakfasts and lunches for next week. Thank you!
Timbo: Meal pick-up for distance learners will be begin next week on Friday, September 4. There will be no meal pick-up tomorrow (Friday Aug. 28)
Timbo 2020 High School Graduation will be streamed live July 16th at 7:00 PM via Youtube and Facebook. https://youtu.be/EvEzmNFstMk https://www.facebook.com/mvsdar/
Information on back to school plans: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kx5Y3zmHREfBm8SRzQTCmu2TuRr3LvHbllLLVXeVj7E/edit?usp=sharing
Timbo: Please fill out this survey regarding the 2020-2021 school year. Thank you! https://www.mountainviewschooldistrict.k12.ar.us/article/255731?org=mvsd&fbclid=IwAR2QtIcW8ShwjkyR1S3D_O0a4cQooF_5A2rzr2Fwd0UAdwwkICCj2Iy28s8
Timbo: Congratulations to Mrs. Roth's 3rd and 4th grade "Bug Bowl" Champions!!! Team members included, Trestyn Smith, Jalen Gillam, Shelby Passmore, Regina Johnson, Carson Schrock, Aaron Rushing, Daniel McClatchy and Hunter McClatchy. Trestyn topped the charts winning first overall in the 3rd-6th grade divisions.
Mountain View School District schools will be having graduation ceremonies in July. Here are the dates and locations. Rural Special Graduation will be on July 14 at 7:00 at the Mountain View football field. Timbo Graduation will be on July 16 at 7:00 at the Mountain View football field. Mountain View graduation will be on July 17 at 7:00 at the Mountain View football field. We will be providing more specific information in the coming weeks.
Timbo: AMI packets are due tomorrow 5/6. Turn in any AMI work along with any books, music roots instruments and pee wee basketball uniforms. Drop off sation will be set up 8am- 1pm. Pre K and Kindergarten registration packets will be available as well.
Timbo: Student breakfasts and lunches for this week will be available for pick up today 10:30-12:30. You can also turn in completed AMI packets along with any library or textbooks, and pick up a Pre K or Kindergarten registration packet if you need one. All AMI work is due May 6.
Timbo: Student meals for this week (5 breakfasts and 5 lunches) are available for pick up today at school 10:30-12:30
Timbo: Reminder- If you need to register your child for Pre K or Kindergarten at Timbo for next year, registration packets are available for pick up today at Timbo School.
Timbo: High School - Please check your emails for your assignments from Mrs. Mattice! #MATH
Timbo: 2020 Senior Who's Who!!! Most Talkative--Emily Evans and Justin Breedlove Most Mischievous--Emily Evans and Ricardo Mendoza Friendliest--Amy House and Creed McClanahan Most Dependable--Amy House and Hayden Storey Most Talented--Teraney Patrick and Aaron Hicks Funniest--Cassandra Phillips and Matt Fletcher Smartest--Cassandra Phillips and Hayden Storey Most Likely to Succeed--Teraney Patrick and Ethan Martin Best Athlete--Amy House, Cassandra Phillips and Hayden Storey Most School Spirit--Amy House and Ethan Martin Most Likely to Be Remembered--Amy House and Creed McClanahan Best Dressed--Teraney Patrick and Hayden Storey Mr. and Miss THS--Teraney Patrick and Ethan Martin
Timbo: student meal pick up today 10:30-12:30 at school. You can also drop off any completed AMI work if you have it ready along with any books that need to be returned.
Timbo: Extension to order 2020 yearbooks! New deadline—May 1st, 2020!! www.jostens.com or please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Timbo: AMI update: AMI work will continue through May 6. No more paper packets will be distributed. Teachers will (or already have) contact you directly to communicate the remaining lessons for the year. Starting Monday April 20, drop boxes will be set up at school. Completed AMI work can be dropped off Mondays- Thursdays 8-1pm. Last day for drop offs (due date) is May 6. Thank you for your continued patience and hard work! Stay safe!
Timbo: Meal boxes from the food bank will be given out today at Mountain View Elementary 10:30-12:30. 1 box per family. First come, first served until they run out.
Timbo: Completed AMI packets may be turned in starting Monday. Drop boxes will be available 8am-1pm Mondays through Thursdays beginning April 20 and ending May 6. Packets should be in one sealed envelope labeled with the student's name and grade level. Any library or text books should be returned with the packets as well. Thank you!
Timbo Families: Mountain View School District will be distributing meal boxes we received from the North Arkansas Food Bank from 10:30 to 12:30 on Thursday, April 16 at the Mountain View Elementary School student pick-up. Boxes will be given out one per family and on a first come first serve basis.
Timbo: Student meal pick up for this week's meals will be today at school. 10:30-12:30pm
Timbo: Reminder - order Timbo Yearbooks by April 15th - $35.00 Online Site--JostensYearbooks.com OR Email Ms. Stigall - firstname.lastname@example.com Reminder - Timbo grades 10, 11, 12 Vote On Senior "Who's Who" Ballots have been sent to school emails - Please return to Ms. Stigall via school email by Wednesday, April 8, 2020.
Timbo: Student meals for the week (5 breakfasts and 5 lunches) can be picked up today at Timbo School, 10:30-12:30. Today will be the only pick up day for this week. Please note the change in location. Meal pick up for Timbo will now be at the school.
Timbo: 3-6 grade students now have UNLIMITED access to Mr. Randy's Typing Club!! Have students access the link below and log-in like they would as if they were in class. New lessons to work on and much more!!! Keep those typing skills fresh!!! https://timbo.typingclub.com/
Timbo Reminder! Drive through pick up of AMI packets today. 2-4pm at Timbo School.
Timbo: MVSD will be distributing meal boxes that were donated by a local food bank from 10:30am-12:30pm tomorrow (Thursday April 2) at the Wing Shack in Mtn. View. Limit of 1 per family and meals will be passed out on a first come first serve basis until they are gone.
Timbo: More info regarding AMI packets and pick up: Timbo Elementary: We have attempted to contact all parents to coordinate pick up of your child's AMI packet. Pick up time is Thursday April 2nd, 2-4pm. If you have not heard from anyone, or have questions regarding AMI packets, call the school tomorrow during school hours. The pick up station will be set up in the parking lot and will be DRIVE THROUGH ONLY. Timbo High School: Same day/time window and rules apply to you're pick up situation. THS parents will be contacted individually Wednesday to confirm arrangements. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
Timbo: AMI Packets can be picked up at the school Thursday April 2, 2-4pm. There will be a drive through pick up station set up at school. If you are unable to pick up your child's packet at that time other arrangements can be made. If you have not already been contacted by school personnel regarding your child's AMI packet, you will be before the pick up time on a Thursday. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
Timbo: Your child can now test on AR books while at home! Please see attached document for more information. Please contact Mr. Randy with any questions! Here is the link for Accelerated Reader - https://hosted222.renlearn.com/710940/
Timbo: We are currently preparing our next round of AMI packets for Timbo students. Packets will contain 4 weeks worth of school work and will be ready Thursday April 2. You will be contacted by someone from school (by Wednesday April 1) to arrange pick up or delivery of your packet. Thank you to everyone for your cooperation and patience during this difficult time.
Timbo Student Meals: All student meals for this week can be picked up at Timbo Valley Church today from 10:30-12:30. Today's pick up will include 5 breakfast meals and 5 lunch meals for this week. Today is the only day meals will be available for this week. We'll start again next Monday for next week's meals. We have changed to this once per week system to minimize contact and the number trips for everyone.
From MVSD: A week supply of student meals can be picked up tomorrow, March 30, beginning at 10:30 and ending at 12:30. The meals will be 5 breakfasts and 5 lunches and will only be handed out on Monday to reduce personal contact. Some locations have changed and are as follows: Rural Special High School, First United Methodist Church M.V., First Baptist Church, Flatwoods Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Timbo Valley Assembly of God, 56 Baptist Church. Also, more information about student A.M.I. work will be coming out tomorrow.
Timbo: Timbo Prom, previously scheduled for April 4, has been postponed. As more information becomes available regarding school activities going forward, updates will be posted.
Timbo: Student meals will be available for pick up at Timbo Valley Church, 56 Baptist Church, and other locations as listed on the MVSD website and app 11am-12:30pm today.
Timbo: If you need to pick up textbooks or anything else from school to complete your AMI packets, do so 8am - noon Tomorrow morning (Monday 3/16) after that time Timbo campus will be closed to everyone. Thank you!
Timbo: We will use the AMI packets that we sent home Thursday (3/12) for the 5 school days this week. As of now we are planning to resume school on March 30 (After Spring Break). Students are to bring their completed packets with them on our first day back to receive credit for the days we are out this week (3/16-3/20). Campus will be closed until March 30. No students are permitted on campus during this time. Everyone stay safe and healthy! More info to come as things change during the 2 weeks.
Timbo: MVSD will not be having school Friday, March 13th. We will still have the The Daddy-Daughter Dance scheduled for 6-8pm at Timbo that night.
Timbo: February 27th - Pee Wee Games at Timbo! 5th/6th Grade Girls and 5th/6th Grade Boys against Midland! Tip- Off 5pm - Admission $3 Adults $2 Students
Timbo: Pee Wee Basketball Games Tonight at Timbo! 5th Grade Girls Game and 4th/5th Boys Game vs MV!! 5PM Tip - Off. Admission - $3 Adults $2 Students #GOTIGERS #PEEWEES
Timbo: All Juniors will be taking the ACT test tomorrow morning. With a parent note they may check out after the test.
Timbo: Tomorrow night's ballgames at Viola have been canceled. Viola will not be having school tomorrow due to illness.
Timbo: High School students may bring $5 to order lunch from the Dairy Bar tomorrow. Proceeds will benefit the Morgan family.
Timbo: Parent/Teacher Conferences tomorrow 4-8pm.
Timbo: Join us and wear some red to the ballgame tonight to support the Morgan family and the Rural Special community!
Timbo: students and parents (ages 5 and up) that are interested in joining 4H (to perhaps start a Timbo 4H club) are invited to attend a meeting tomorrow 1/29 at Calvary Baptist Church at 4pm
Timbo: Ballgame tonight at Rural Special at 5pm. There will be both live and silent auctions throughout the night on different items. Those proceeds along with the concession stand proceeds will benefit the Morgan family. Come see some basketball and help us support this family!
Timbo: No school tomorrow to allow students and staff he opportunity to attend the service for Briley Morgan at Rural Special. The Sr. Beta Club trip planned for tomorrow is still on. Beta bus will leave at 6am from Timbo.
Timbo: Tonight's home games vs Sacred Heart have been rescheduled for Feb. 3rd.
Timbo: Tonight's home basketball games vs. Sacred Heart have been canceled. These games will be rescheduled.
Timbo: We will NOT have school tomorrow (Jan. 23) due to weather concerns.
Timbo: School will be dismissed at 12:30 today due to weather concerns.
Timbo: Jr Girls win a close one at Shirley! Great job lady tigers!
Timbo: We are having school today. Ballgame at Shirley tonight. Go Tigers!
Timbo: Home games tonight vs. Nemo Vista starting at 5:30. Go Tigers!
THS: 7-12 grade students will be attending the career fair tomorrow morning at MVHS.
Timbo: The phone lines are currently down at Timbo. We'll have it fixed as soon as possible. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Timbo: the basketball games are still on at Concord tonight but we will be starting as soon as possible and shorting non-game time activities such as halftimes and warm ups in an effort to finish as soon as we can due to weather concerns. Thank you and go Tigers!
Timbo: The basketball games scheduled for Tuesday, Jan 7 (vs Westside) have been rescheduled for Jan 30. The previously scheduled games for Jan 30 have been canceled.
Timbo: The senior high basketball games scheduled for this Saturday the 4th have been canceled. We will pick up with our regular basketball schedule next week.
TIMBO: Reminder - Tonight at 6 is our Christmas program in the multi purpose room. Then, tomorrow at 8:30 am we will be hosting our, "Lovable Laughable Literacy Lounge." See you all then!!
TIMBO: Tonight we travel to Hattieville, Ar to take on the Wonderview Daredevils!!! Jr. Boys are scheduled to tip-off at 5pm. Both Senior teams will follow. Bus will leave at 2:30pm. #GOTIGERS
TIMBO: Tuesday, December 17th, everyone is welcome to join us for our, "Laughable Literacy Lounge!" Live skits and poetry reading will be recorded. You may order a DVD that day for 5 dollars, if you wish! This way you can treasure your child's moments forever. All proceeds go to our Accelerated Reader program! Hope to see you all there!
Attention Timbo High School students!!! Bring $5 tomorrow (Thursday) if you would like a burger and fries for lunch Friday. Timbo Dairy Bar will be donating all proceeds to the Gammill Family!!
TIMBO: Next Monday (12-9) the Pee Wee Tournament comes to a close at SSBB. 6th Grade Girls play at 5:00 pm. 6th Grade Boys play at 5:00 pm. (Games will be played in two gyms). Please make sure students have their jerseys and ball shoes. Bus will leave at 3:15 that day! GOTIGERS!
TIMBO: This Saturday (12-7) the Pee Wee Tournament rolls on at South Side Bee Branch. 3rd Grade Girls play at 8:30 am. 3rd Grade Boys play at 8:30 am. (Games will be played in two gyms). Please make sure students have their jerseys and ball shoes. We will not take a bus that day.
TIMBO: Come on out to Sacred Heart tonight to watch our kids play some ball!! Jr. Boys play first at 5pm. Bus is leaving at 2:45
TIMBO: This Thursday (12-5) the Pee Wee Tournament continues at South Side Bee Branch. 5th Grade Girls play at 5:00 PM. 5th Grade Boys play at 5:00 PM. (Games will be played in two gyms). Please make sure students have their jerseys and ball shoes. Bus will leave at 3:15 that day
TIMBO: Tonight begins the Pee Wee Basketball tournament at South Side Bee Branch. 3rd and 4th Girls play at 5:00 PM. 4th Grade Boys play at 5:00 PM. (Games will be played in two gyms). Please make sure students have their jerseys and ball shoes. Bus will leave at 3:15 today!
TIMBO: This evening our Jr. Teams travel to Norfork! It's tournament time once again! Jr. Girls will take on Calico Rock at 4:30 and the Jr. Boys take on Mtn Home at 5:45. #GOTIGERS
TIMBO: Tonight we travel to Norfork to take on the Panthers! Jr. Boys play first with tip-off scheduled for 5pm. Both senior teams will follow. Bus will leave at 2:55pm #GOTIGERS!!
Timbo Jr Boys win a close one at Yellville! Great job Tigers!
Timbo: Here at Timbo Schools we believe it is extremely important to start reading to your child as soon as they are born. Dolly Parton's imagination library provides just that. To learn more and get started, visit the link provided. #READ https://imaginationlibrary.com/
TIMBO: Tonight we travel to Yellville with all four teams. Come out and watch our Tigers take on the Panthers! Jr. Girls play first. Tip-Off is at 4pm!! #GOTIGERS Bus will be leaving at 2pm!
TIMBO: Tonight, the Thunderbirds of Guy-Perkins roll into town to take on our Tigers! First game will feature the Jr. Girls. Tip-off is scheduled at 5pm. Both senior teams will follow. #GOTIGERS
TIMBO: Tonight ICC comes to town to take on our Tigers! Tonight's line-up begins with the Jr. Girls with tip off scheduled at 5PM! Junior Boys and Senior Girls will follow. NO Senior Boys game tonight. #GOTIGERS
TIMBO: On our school website we had an error for the game on 11/26. We travel to Norfork that night with tip off to begin at 5pm. JR. Boys and both SR. Teams to follow.
TIMBO: Gamenight in small town America! Shirley comes to Timbo to take on our Tigers!!! Jr. Boys will start it with tip off scheduled at 5pm!!! #GOTIGERS
TIMBO: Tonight our ball teams travel to Flippin to take on the Bobcats!! Jr. Boys play first - Tip off is at 5pm!!!! Bus is leaving at 2:45pm! #GOTIGERS
Timbo: Big match up tonight!! Our Jr. girls move one step further tonight in the Marshall Jr. High Tournament as they take on Greenbrier!! Tip off is at 4pm! Bus will be heading out at 2:45! #GOTIGERS!!
TIMBO: No plans tonight? Head over to Marshall to watch our Timbo Tigers! The Jr. Boys will play first against Dover - Tip off is at 7pm! The Jr. Girls will follow to play The Blue Devils of Shirley! Tip off is at 8pm! #GOTIGERS Bus will be leaving at 5pm.
TIMBO: Want a good way to stay warm tonight and have fun? Come on out to Timbo where our young men and women take on Concord!! Jr. Girls play first - Tip off is at 5pm!! #GOTIGERS
TIMBO: The Pee Wee Basketball games at South Side tonight have been cancelled due to weather concerns.
TIMBO: Tonight's Jr. High Boys and Girls Basketball games at the Marshall tournament have been moved to Wednesday 11/13. We will post a updated bracket when we have it.
TIMBO: We will not be taking a bus to the 3rd grade pee wee ball games at South Side Bee Branch tonight. Parents will be responsible for player transportation. As of now the games haven't been canceled. We'll keep you posted on any cancellations. Thank you!
TIMBO: Come on out to Timbo tonight for some good basketball games against Deer! JR.Boys play first -Tip off is at 5pm!! #GOTIGERS!!!
TIMBO: Tonight the Tigers travel to Westside to pair up with the Eagles! Tip-off will begin at 5 pm beginning with the Jr. Girls. If you are unable to make it- a link to the live stream of the Sr. Teams is provided below: https://www.facebook.com/lakeareasports/ #LETSGOTIGERS
TIMBO: Come on out to Concord tonight and support our JR. Girls as they take on White County Central in the Semi Finals of the Concord Junior High Tournament! Tip off is at 5pm!! Lets Go Tigers!!!!
Trunk or Treat at Timbo School tonight 6-8pm. Hosted by Timbo Schools and the Timbo Volunteer Fire Dept.
Timbo: Home games tonight vs. Bruno. Jr. and Sr. Girls & Sr. Boys. Games start at 5 and will stream on lake area sports. Go Tigers!
TIMBO: Come out tonight and support our Tigers as we kickoff the season against Pangburn!! Tip off is at 4pm starting with the Junior Girls!! Let's Go Tigers!!!!!
Home vs Pangburn tonight!
Timbo Pee Wee Boys Basketball @ Southside Bee Branch tonight at 5pm. Go Tigers!
Timbo: Pee Wee Girls home tonight (5pm) vs. Rural Special Rebels! GO TIGERS!
Good luck with Fall Festival tonight!!!
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FORMER Philippine Sports Commission chairman and swimming star and Eric Buhain has called for the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) to intervene in the Philippine Swimming Incorporated (PSI) leadership squabble.
Two groups are claiming the PSI leadership.
Ral Rosario was elected as PSI chief in 2017 in Bacolod City following the removal of Mark Joseph. Lailani Velasco claimed the presidency after another elections held this year, a move that Rosario has questioned.
Neither election is recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee.
PSI president Lailani Velasco called for a special national congress on Friday, although
Rosario said his group was not invited for the coming national congress despite being members in good standing of PSI.
A letter written by former swimmer and now lawyer Ma. Luz S. Arzaga-Mendoza has been submitted to the POC to seek assistance on the matter to finally resolve the leadership issue of PSI that has dragged on for two years.
"Gusto namin ma-unify uli ang swimming," said Buhain, who is with the Rosario group, said on Thursday.
"Hindi siya (Rosario) interesado na patakbuhin ang PSI. Gusto lang niya unity. Lahat ng disenfranchised, mag-apply uli, ilagay sa tama. Kapag lahat nandiyan na, magpatawag tayo ng eleksyon."
Rosario added that Velasco has no authority to call for a national congress.
"What we are asking is simple. If there is a national congress for election, everybody should take part. If one leader comes out, I think the present trustees of PSI will hand over legally the running of the association. Kung si Lani ang manalo, walang problema," said Rosario, a two-time Olympian and a 1978 Asian Games gold medalist.
Velasco said in an official statement the PSI will hold the "members meeting" on Friday. There was no mention of an election.
"We are pushing through with the members meeting of Philippine Swimming Inc. tomorrow under the leadership of the validly elected board of trustees. We look forward to a fruitful meeting followed by a fun-filled Christmas party to celebrate the many achievements of Philippine aquatics this year. We will use this as an opportunity to thank those who have worked tirelessly and selflessly for the betterment of our sport," said Velasco.
POC spokesperson Ed Picson said they are not expecting an election on Friday as no POC observer or representative will be present for the affair.

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I have to admit, I was very sad to leave Rome. In the short 2 weeks that I was there, I fell in love with the city.
The tournament was held at a beautiful location just north of the downtown area at the Stadio Olympico. We stayed at the dorms in the training center.
We were disappointed in our result, a 9th place finish, but like everything in life, you must learn from every situation and experience. We hope to make better on that result in Korea.
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Hello everyone! I am back at the computer! China, Shanghai specifically, is a bit difficult for communication because Facebook and Twitter are banned. Internet works, but you have to be in your room at the computer to use it and I did not spend much time there.
Tyra and I finished 5th place in Shanghai. It was a solid start to the FIVB tour for us. We are anxious to do better. We flew straight to Rome from Shanghai so that we would have a week here to act like tourists.
Hello everyone.
This is Jeremy (Angie's husband) filling in for her today because she has limited internet access and a tight schedule while on the road. Angie and Tyra are over in Shanghai, China competing in their first FIVB tournament of the 2010 season.
The long flight from LA to Shanghai allowed Angie to put the disappointment from last week's AVP event in Santa Barbara behind her and refocus her attention to the task at hand. It definitely worked, because she and Tyra came out firing and played some determined volleyball on the first day of competition.
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you looks so suit.can u send me some your best pictures
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Jeremy...you are an inspiration
--Sweet James
Re: Santa Barbara AVP, Here We Come!
You go GIRLS!
--Mad Max
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You're new site looks great, i love it!
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Hi Angie, you are an inspiration!


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Please visit my new website and tell me what you think
...all the latest teapot news and pictures updated virtually every day.
Lovely new website Andy, the page does not fit onto my small mac laptop though so I need to scroll along to get the whole page
Hmm it fits on my small mac laptop? It's very difficult to know how it will appear on all the different formats! Cheers Andy


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Life After Saint Mary's College
As you continue to explore academic degrees, various career paths, or perhaps more about Saint Mary's College in general, check out what career paths and graduate schools alumnae have pursued after graduation. You will find information about the positions they obtained their first year after graduation, which graduate schools Saint Mary's alumnae have attended, as well as the positions alumnae have held five years after graduation. In addition, you will find resources for researching related careers as well as about the profession or discipline area.
As always, if you have any questions about the information you find here, please contact the CCO to set up a time to discuss your questions, concerns, and career interests.


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Nitecore EC4 Tactical Flashlight 1000 Lumens
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Includes Light, Battery Pack, and Charger
This is our BRIGHTEST LED light we sell - The Nitecore® TM36 SBT-70 LED Rechargeable Searchlight With a Maximum Throw Of 1100 Meters which is over 0.5 miles! Consider this - the average car headlight is about 700 Lumens of light. The Tiny Monster produces over 250% output of a car headlight!!


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Pear Williams Bon Chretien, or more commonly known as 'Williams' produces superb yellow pears. It is a very early fruiting variety, the fruits are large and yellow with an excellent sweet and juicy flavour.
This delicious British bred pear is excellent for poaching and also for preserving, it is also very tasty eaten fresh from the tree from mid to late September.
This variety is partially self-fertile and it makes the ideal planting partner for other pear varieties in order to aid pollination and also increase the yield.
If you have room for just one tree then you should make sure there is another tree that is a suitable pollinator in a 2 mile radius.
Rootstock: Quince A
Flowering Group: FG5
Years until fruiting from planting: 2-4
Age of tree at despatch: 2
Height at full growth: 4m/13ft
Most of our trees are delivered as bare rooted specimens with approximate height of: 3.5ft - 5ft / 105cm - 140cm depending on the variety.
In order to ensure a good pollination pick fruit trees from within the same or from adjacent flowering groups.
We may prune your tree before it arrives to your door. We do this to encourage your tree to branch freely which makes them better looking and more productive.
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Our products are all grown with the utmost care and to high standards of quality. We regularly check our nursery stock to determine exactly when they will be at the optimum time for despatch.
We despatch our fresh, nursery-grown live plants (including vegetables, trees and flowers) when they are at a stage of growth ready for you, the customer, to plant on at home.
The delivery period shown on your order confirmation indicates when you can expect to receive your order and we will endeavour to despatch your plants in this period within 7-14 days.
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WHEN the nation prepared to vote in 1997, Tony Blair told us we have 24-hours to save the health service.
So, four years on, what are Labour and the two other national parties, offering the voters?
The Conservatives have never traditionally been associated with health issues and have been relatively low key about their plans this time as well.
They claim the problems of the National Health Service are not simply down to money but down to bureaucracy and government gimmicks.
The party has pledged to match the government's spending plans if they are elected and said they will take politicians out of the day-to-day management of the NHS.
Agreeing funding and regulating standards of care will be the role of the Secretary of State, not managing hospitals, say the Tories.
The Conservatives say it would give authority back to ward sisters, so they can make sure the patients get the care they demand.
GPs will also have the choice about whether they want to operate as Primary Health Care Trusts or if they want to offer diagnosis and treatment to patients.
More controversially, the Conservatives want a greater role for the private sector through the tax system.
Labour has promised thousands more doctors and nurses, along with seven thousand extra beds.
They have also promised and extra #500m will be spent on more cancer services.
The party said it is backing its pledges with the largest increase in funding in the history of the NHS.
Of the three parties, only the Liberal Democrats have promised tax increases to pay for health and have committed themselves to recruiting 27,500 more nurses, 4,600 more doctors and 10, 250 more professionals allied to medicine.
They would also pay for all long term personal care costs, following the recommendations of a Royal Commission, which were rejected by the government.
Christine Bannon, nursing auxiliary and UNISON branch secretary at Liverpool acute hospitals, said she still could not trust the Conservatives on health.
"I spent 18 years working at the Royal when they were in power and I have seen the cuts that were made and the effect on staff.
"Labour have been in power for four years but you can start to see some difference."
While she thinks the Liberal Democrat promises are well meant, they would be impractical on the scale outlined in the party's manifesto.
"I think they are unrealistic. They look good on paper but you can't buy nurses at Tesco - you have to convince people nursing is a job worth going into."
GP Rob Barnett, secretary of the Liverpool Local Medical Committee, is more sceptical about Labour - but is not about brimming with enthusiasm about the other two either.
"My problem is that it's all very well to say that we're going to get 10,000 more doctors and how ever many more nurses but they are not going to come in the lifetime of the next government.
"It really should have been done years ago and no government is going to solve the problem overnight. What we need in the manifestoes is a bit of honesty."
Dr Barnett says Labour's plans to use the private sector "make me laugh" because private hospitals are all staffed by NHS doctors.
But the Conservatives' pledge to cut down on bureaucracy is also greeted with cynicism.
"Plans for re-organisation of the health service, which in theory are going to release resources, end up costing millions in management costs.
"Every re-organisation of the health service has resulted in more managers."
As for the Liberal Democrats' up-front tax and spend policy, that, too, will not be enough for a quick fix to give people the health service that they want.
"The problem is that the health service in this country is grossly underfunded compared to other European countries.
"We also need to get value for money but that's not what we're getting at the moment.
"We need far more doctors working in the primary health care sector. Liverpool has a shortage of about 50 GPs and they are retiring and moving away all the time."
Dr Barnett also called on all the political parties to stop manipulating statistics to suit their own arguments.
"In the debate on the health service, statistics do whatever the politicians want them to as opposed to letting people see the truth."
Professor Alastair Watson, of Liverpool University's medical school, said as it stood Labour probably stood the best chance of delivering on its manifesto commitments - though that would still be well short of what was needed.
None of the political parties, he explained, had a realistic chance of delivering the staff numbers being promised, particularly doctors.
"The Liberal Democrats say they want to recruit another 4,000 doctors ? they could succeed but the doctors won't be British.
"It takes five years for a doctor to go through medical school and another two before they become an independent practitioner."


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SoCal students large part of CSUEB population
Erika Martinez,
Staff Writer
July 3, 2018
Summertime is here, and we've managed to finish yet another school year. Unless you're taking summer school, it is now time to hibernate and make up for all those sleepless nights studying and stressing out about exams. What happens to all the non-local students in the summer? Despite it being...
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Rebecca Esparza,
August 27, 2017
Family makes the world go round Red, blue and orange vacant buildings, rusted cars and garbage are what I continued to see as I walked through Havana. I kept seeing lightning and hearing thunder, hoping it wouldn't rain on me as I was searching for something to capture. Mind you, I wouldn't be wa...
Coming back to my home, Madrid
Daisy Ortiz,
Spanish Editor
August 23, 2017
About six months ago, my cousins, my younger sister and I decided to buy tickets to Europe. A round trip cost us around $400—a surprisingly good deal—so we took the plunge. This isn't my first time in Europe; in fact, it's my fourth time coming back and my third time coming to Madrid. The sc...
In-law units secret weapon to state housing crisis
Kali Persall,
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October 19, 2016
In 2017, living in someone's backyard in an in-law unit could become much more common, thanks to a new bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Sept. 27. The bill aims to ease some of the barriers and costs associated with building in-law or Accessory Dwelling Units and incentivize California homeowners...
Home can never be replaced
Marissa Marshall,
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June 29, 2016
In August 2015 I moved away from home in Los Angeles to attend my first year of college at California State University East Bay. I finished my first year, and am finally home for summer break before I return for my second year. It was a surreal feeling for me when I first got to college. I was not sad I...


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|If you could go back in time and kill Hitler, would you?
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Hurricane deductibles will not be applicable for Sandy-related claims in New Jersey, the state where the superstorm made landfall late Monday.
New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance Acting Commissioner Ken Kobylowski communicated to the insurance industry Tuesday night that hurricane deductibles will not apply, said department spokesman Marshall McKnight.
Acting Commissioner Kobylowski said the hurricane deductible trigger does not apply in New Jersey because the National Weather Service downgraded Sandy to "Post-Tropical Cyclone" before it reached land in New Jersey, according to the spokesman.
The lack of hurricane deductibles means insurers may have to pay out in greater amounts, since a typical hurricane deductible of 2 percent of a home's insured value is often higher than a standard dollar deductible.
Maryland has also said hurricane deductibles would not be allowed in the state for Sandy-related claims. The Maryland Insurance Administration issued a bulletin Tuesday, addressed to all admitted property/casualty insurers, the Maryland Joint Insurance Association, and insurance producers.
No Hurricane Warning
"This bulletin serves to advise Maryland's admitted Property & Casualty insurance carriers that deductibles equal to a percentage of the 'Coverage A — Dwelling Limit' of a homeowners policy in the case of a hurricane or other storm, (percentage deductible) do not apply to the weather event that impacted Maryland beginning on Oct. 29, 2012," according to the Administration.
The bulletin noted that per section 19-209(b) "if an insurer has adopted an underwriting standard that requires a deductible equal to a percentage of the 'Coverage A — Dwelling Limit' of the policy in the case of a hurricane or other storm, the deductible may only be applicable beginning at the time the National Hurricane Center of the National Weather Service issues a hurricane warning for any part of the State where the insured's home is located and ending 24 hours following the termination of the last hurricane warning issued for any part of the State in which the insured's home is located."
The National Hurricane Center of the National Weather Service did not issue a hurricane warning for the State of Maryland, the bulletin said. Hence, hurricane deductibles would not be applicable.
Connecticut has also issued a notice Tuesday, alerting the industry that companies may not impose a hurricane deductible on Connecticut claims related to Sandy because — based on information received from the National Hurricane Center and the National Weather Service — a 'Hurricane Warning' was not issued for the State of Connecticut nor did Connecticut sustain hurricane force winds as a result of Storm Sandy.
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I have three small Bluetooth headsets sitting in my desk, all out of batteries. One is rechargeable, two take AAA cells. I'm too lazy to find the power cord for the one and buy batteries for the other two. Pathetic? Yes. Still, I want to buy a fourth Bluetooth headset. One I could keep on the dashboard of my non-existent car and never have to worry about recharging.
The BHS-602 from Iqua weighs 14 grams (which I'm assuming is light) and fits right into your ear. No stupid ear hooks. It's good for 9 hours of talk time in complete darkness and up to 200 hours standby time.
It costs £49.99 (just over $100) from UK's Orange shop. Hopefully coming soon the US.
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October 2016 marked a very special anniversary for Pentel, as the company celebrates 70 years of designing, manufacturing and selling some of the world's favourite writing instruments.
The company has come a long way since it was founded in 1946 as Japan Stationery Company Limited in Tokyo by the late former chairman Yukio Horie. Mr Horie was a visionary and entrepreneur with a passion for art materials and writing instruments. He established his company to purchase and sell stationery products in the days when Japan was in desperate need of inspiration and a new sense of direction and purpose, following the end of the Second World War.
Yukio Horie was one of the first of a new generation of Japanese business people to predict the widespread popularity of art and culture among consumers of all ages in peace time. He made it his mission to develop crayons and pastels that would help people express their ideas and creativity. By the end of his first year in business he had established his first factory in Soka, Tokyo and started work on the challenge of developing art materials.
In 1951, Mr Horie successfully combined the benefits of crayons and pastels in the first of his products to go on sale. This was followed in 1955 by the launch of the Pentel Oil Pastel, a product with a more stable quality. Exporting to overseas countries had commenced two years previously, and the Japan Stationery Co. Ltd. was now starting to gain momentum.
Not content with developing just art materials, Yukio Horie turned his attention to everyday writing instruments and in 1960 launched the Pentel Pencil, the world's first mechanical pencil with a push button for advancing the lead. At the same time, he introduced the world to Hi-Polymer Refill Lead for his mechanical pencil and an oil-based Pentel Pen, a forerunner of N50, one of the company's most successful permanent markers.
During the Sixties, two more factories were opened in Tokyo and branches were set up in Hong Kong, the USA, France and the UK.
Sales take off
In 1963 the company came to the attention of the world, when it launched the Sign Pen, an acrylic-fibretipped pen that revolutionised the way we write. This made the headlines when it was spotted at a trade fair in the United States and subsequently fell into the hands of President Lyndon B. Johnson. The President liked the pen immensely and when this was reported in newspapers and magazines sales really took off.
The Sign Pen was even adopted as the official writing instrument of NASA and went into space with a Gemini mission in 1966. This publicity cemented the future of the Sign Pen as the must have writing instrument for the workplace, studio, college and home. To date, more than two billion Sign Pens have been sold around the world.
In 1971 the company changed its name to Pentel Co. Ltd, a name that reflects the close connection between painting, pastels and pens (pen) and communication and expression (tell).
Everyday writing
The launch of another iconic product was about to familiarise a new generation of consumers with the Pentel brand and inspire the future development of everyday writing instruments. In 1972, the company introduced the greenbarrelled Ball Pentel rollerball, featuring a cushioned ball tip and water-based ink that gave users the fluid writing sensation of a fountain pen, without the inconvenience of messy refilling.
When Pentel's sales people first saw it, they were sceptical about the green barrel, as the colour was so unconventional. But after a short time they began to see that the pen's distinctive looks were a positive thing that helped Ball Pentel stand out from the crowd. Over the next few years, the Ball Pentel rollerball became the cool pen to have in every pencil case, studio and office. Numerous celebrities have been photographed with a Ball Pentel in their hand; there is even an archive photo showing Her Majesty the Queen marking her race card with one.
Quality control
In 1976 Pentel received the prestigious Deming Prize, awarded in recognition of company-wide efforts to introduce best practice quality control and implementation. The prize was named after the American engineer, statistician, professor and author Dr W. Edwards Deming, whose work with Japanese industry leaders is often cited as a key inspiration for the Japanese post-war economic miracle of 1950 to 1960. In 1978, Edwards Deming visited Pentel in person to inspect the working practices of the company.
Over the next 12 years, innovation followed innovation, as Pentel created one ground-breaking writing instrument after another, including the synthetic fibretipped brush pen, the valve-controlled plastic-tipped correction pen and the pigment ink Hybrid gel roller.
It is estimated that around two-thirds of the world's writing technology in use today is inspired by Pentel innovation, and the mission to produce products offering superior performance attributes continues to motivate the company to this day.
No smudging
A major introduction of the last 10 years is EnerGel, the name given to a range of pens and special ink that offers an exceptional writing experience at an affordable price. Unlike conventional gel pen ink, which provides strong, vivid colours but can be slow to dry, EnerGel ink dries extremely quickly, making it suitable for left-handed writers as well as right. Those who are left-handed often comment that regular gel ink smudges as their hand moves across the page, leaving messy splodges on hands and paper. Thanks to EnerGel's quick drying formula, this problem is virtually eradicated with most types of everyday writing paper.
The Maxiflo Dry Wipe Marker is another Pentel innovation designed to improve the everyday writing experience. Its vivid liquid ink writes sharp, vibrant lines, but its key feature is the push-button ink replenishment system. It's not unusual to find that if a cap has been left off a dry wipe marker for a few hours the tip has dried out. With Maxiflo, the tip can be recharged with fresh ink by putting the cap on the end of the barrel and pushing the end button. This extends the life of the marker and makes every last drop of ink usable.
The 'one-click' pencil
The most recent example of Pentel innovation, from 2015, is the Orenz mechanical pencil featuring unique lead protection technology. With Orenz, unlike other mechanical pencils, you only need to press the end button once to advance the lead, making it a truly 'one-click' pencil. The lead does not protrude below the sleeve and, as the pencil is used, the sleeve gradually retracts into the barrel until all the lead is used. The family also includes a 0.2mm lead size, the world's finest diameter mechanical pencil.
Quality is at the heart of the Pentel operation. All of the company's factories are accredited to the ISO 9001 quality management standard, and most also to the ISO 14001 environmental management standard.
In addition, Pentel has a strong social and environmental policy, playing an active role as a corporate and community partner. In the UK, Pentel has raised over £1.1 million for Breast Cancer Now, through sales of special edition pink pens, and in the US it has donated part of the proceeds from sales of EnerGel pens to PanCAN, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. All three Japanese Pentel factories engage in community cleaning initiatives several times a year, collecting litter and improving the local environment, and every August two of them host a summer festival for their local communities. In France, Euro Pentel hosts a similar event.
Today, Pentel is a global business with over 2,000 employees and a network of 21 sales offices covering more than 120 countries. Looking to the future Pentel continues to focus on its mission, which has remained constant throughout its 70 years of operation: to develop and deliver user-friendly writing instruments that enable people all over the world to experience the joy of creative expression.


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INHALE: Lower dumbbells until elbows are at shoulder height.
EXHALE: Raise the dumbbells up until they meet.
Special Instructions
A narrow bench will allow free movement of the shoulders. This is not an exercise for heavy weights. Keeping arms slightly bent will less the stress on the elbow.
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Sport Is an Amazing World
Tying a rope around her uncle's pants to appear as track pants, nothing stopped this young woman from chasing her dream of sport. An all-around athlete, Pallavi now has a crowded shelf of hardware from her medals in netball, fencing and boxing. She currently plays netball for the Thane District Netball Association while serving as a program officer and Goal coach to 1,500 youth at the Naz Foundation Trust. She believes her strengths as a leader are harnessed in her self-confidence and clarity of goals. Here she takes a step back and watches the story of her life unfold in front of her and her audience from a distance, contemplating on how she came to be who the leader she is now.
In September 2013, Pallavi had a chance to represent Naz Foundation and Women Win at the Clinton Global Initiative, proving her leadership to a worldwide audience.


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Embenor 400mg tablet is used in the treatment of bacterial infections.
Embenor 400mg tablet is an antibiotic. It kills bacteria by inhibiting the DNA replication.
Nausea, Diarrhoea, Allergic reaction.
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The Monmouth Model
Our Vision
Haberdashers' Monmouth Schools offer a unique and innovative system of education, known as the Monmouth Model. The family of schools that makes up the Monmouth Model aspires towards national and international respect for delivering an exceptional all-round education for girls and boys. The schools are renowned for developing talented young men and women with a refreshingly grounded attitude to life and a belief in the importance of community.
Our Purpose
To provide an inspirational educational journey for girls and boys aged 3 to 18. To develop rounded, grounded and self-confident young men and women equipped to excel in their chosen paths, who aspire to make a positive difference to society.
Our Philosophy
We know that parents seek the best all-round education for their children. They also want their sons and daughters to be self-confident, socially assured and to become a force for good. We believe we fulfil these aspirations by providing the perfect balance of single sex and co-education combined with inter-school collaboration throughout our unique family of schools. We provide co-education between the ages of 3-7 in our pre-prep school. Between the ages of 7 and 16, pupils benefit from the best single-sex teaching tailored to differences in their maturity and interests. We combine this with joint social and co-curricular activities for both girls and boys. Then, at Sixth Form, we offer joint teaching and extensive joint social and co-curricular activities to ensure a successful transition from school to university life.
Our Values
Our values are at the heart of everything we do.
• They define the behaviours we expect everyone to engage with and live by.
• They drive our performance as individuals, as teams and as an organisation.
• They inspire the way we work together.
- Community
We value the community and recognise the difference that an individual can make in benefiting others, as exemplified by our founder William Jones.
- Integrity
We act with integrity in everything we do. We believe in honesty and a principled approach, with ethical and social responsibility.
- Opportunity
We believe in the power of opportunity for pupils, and inspire them to participate in a wide range of academic subjects, interests and activities.We aim to develop young men and women who are:
Rounded – for their life ahead by their journey through the unique Monmouth Model
Grounded – down-to-earth, unassuming and principled
Unbounded – with the inspiration and self-belief to feel that anything is possible


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When it comes to brewing a cup of your favorite beverage, if you want to do it right you are going to need the best tea accessories that you can get. Now there are people that just throw a tea bag in a cup of water that they heated in a mug in the microwave and they are content. However if you want the best tasting drink that you can get, you need to upgrade from this basic idea.
Tea Kettles
The first thing that you are going to want to look into getting is a tea kettle. You are going to use this item more then you know to heat water for many things other then drinks. There are the basic types that you put on top of the stove. These are common and actually work great for getting you the best cup of your brew possible.
The other type of tea kettles that is common is the electric ones. These are very popular because they often have temperature settings. You can choose how hot you want your water to be and your electric tea kettle will keep it at that temperature.
Tea Strainer
Now you might be used to your favorite flavors of this drink coming in bag form. If you go this route you will not need this one of the best tea accessories. However, the best flavors and quality teas often come in loose form. This is where a tea strainer is need. There are many different styles that you can choose from. Most are made of stainless steel and have small holes in them to let the water flow through.
The Tea
You can go to your local grocery store and start your exploring into the many flavors of tea that you can enjoy. However, there is much more to this world then you will ever be able to find at your market. There are specialty shops popping up in many places that will have flavors and varieties from around the world. The sales people in these shops are very knowledgeable and can help you to pick out something that you will enjoy.
If there is not one of these shops near to you, you can shop online for new brews. Make sure that you read the reviews to get an idea of how a flavor will taste when you get it home and brew a cup.
Tea Cups
Once you have the tea accessories to brew the perfect cup, you need a way to enjoy it. This is a drink that you want to sit and savor. It is a time of relaxing and enjoying yourself. It is a good idea to get yourself a set of cups that are special for when you decide that it is time to relax. This way, you can make this time of day very special for yourself.
As you can see there is much more to tea accessories then just popping a bag into a mug of water that you heated in the microwave. So get ready to sit down and enjoy the relaxing moment of enjoying that perfect cup of tea.


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It is the day before school starts for me and I still have no idea what I want to wear for my first day... Does anybody else have the same struggle? I'm debating whether I should go super cute and fashionable, or super casual and comfy. The perfect outfit for me would be a mix of both haha! I came up with some cute outfit ideas that are also pretty comfortable, but it also depends on what your style and comfort level is. Oh yeah, and dress code plays a part too. So these outfits might not work for everyone, but I hope they give you some inspiration!! Anyways, have a fabulous day and school year!!
XO, Lauren


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Film lovers have long awaited the arrival on DVD of Max Ophuls' exquisite "The Earrings of Madame De…," which no less an authority than Andrew Sarris repeatedly dubbed the greatest film of all time — a judgment echoed by other critics and plenty of unpublished movie buffs as well. Now Criterion has answered their prayers, with results both thrilling and disappointing.
Dating from 1953, the apex of Ophuls' Indian summer, b&w pic tells of a love triangle undone by a pair of diamond earrings — originally a gift from Gen. Andre de… (Charles Boyer) to his wife, Countess Louise de… (Danielle Darrieux), but later fallen into possession of her lover, Baron Donati (Vittorio De Sica), and unwittingly returned to her.
But plot is incidental, especially when compared with Ophuls' astonishing composition — long takes of rich detail lensed with a gossamer touch — and the depth of feeling evinced by the central trio, each perfectly cast in performances they would never top.
Print quality suggests that Criterion's waiting game was worth it. The transfer is as sparkling as the film's eponymous earrings. Yet less-than-stellar extras make one dream of what might have been. Inexplicably absent is an interview with the radiant Darrieux, who is still acting.
Compounding that absence is a ponderous audio commentary by academics Susan White and Gaylyn Studlar that offers more Freudian analysis than insight into Ophuls' art. Even more annoying is the clumsy video introduction by Paul Thomas Anderson, who comments imprecisely on the helmer's impact.
Not all the supplements rep missed opportunities. Tag Gallagher's detailed visual analyses of key scenes may be too didactic for casual viewers but will delight cinema geeks. Better still is a 25-minute conversation from 2005 with the pic's assistant director, Alain Jessua. It's buttressed by interviews from 1989 with co-writer Annette Wademant and assistant decorator Marc Frederix.
There's also a 1965 TV interview with author Louise de Vilmorin, literally wielding a switch as she vehemently denounces Ophuls' adaptation of her novella. Viewers can judge for themselves, as the handsome package is capped by a copy of her book, along with a thoughtful essay by critic Molly Haskell, who happens to be Mrs. Andrew Sarris.
Criterion has also released in tandem with "Earrings" two other Ophuls masterpieces from the period: "La Ronde" (1950) based on Arthur Schnitzler's play, and "Le Plaisir" (1952), based on three Guy de Maupassant stories. Both pics boast stellar casts, including Darrieux, and are transferred with Criterion's customary care.
But once again, the extras could be better, as Todd Haynes' vague intro to "Le Plaisir" proves all too well.


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My wife Doris and I have had the opportunity to speak to people from all over the world about their experience with mental illness. On one occasion, we met with a couple and their twenty-something son that had been diagnosed with schizophrenia.
We spent the better part of an hour discussing various aspects of the treatment I was receiving. I wasn't sure how interested he was in the discussion, as he said very little and generally avoided eye contact. Towards the end, his mother asked if he had any questions. He nodded.
"I just want to know, Sean…did you get your friends back?"
He didn't ask about the treatment program, symptom management, timeframe for reducing medication, etc. To him, and to many who suffer from mental illness, those things were all simply a means to an end: getting back a sense of acceptance and belonging.
As we continue to have these conversations we've discovered that, while everyone wants us to understand their circumstances, it's nothing compared to their longing to regain the acceptance of their friends and loved ones. The negative stigma and isolation that comes from revealing one's struggle with mental illness can sometimes be as difficult (or worse) than dealing with the illness itself.
Awareness makes a separation between the illness and the individual. At best it is intrapersonal – it's what I know about you. This may lead to tolerance, but not necessarily social integration.
Unlike awareness, acceptance is interactive and inclusionary. It says you are welcome here and you belong despite what you may be going through. It erases dividing lines that we have a tendency to draw. I believe it's one of the main ingredients in the glue that holds society together.
There is a fear that says, "If I accept a person with mental illness, I will be condoning undesirable and potentially violent behavior." The fact is, a person with mental illness is more likely to be a victim of violence than a perpetrator of it.
Unlawful or destructive behavior must certainly be dealt with in an appropriate manner. However, focusing continually on the problem often makes it worse. Without getting into the psychology of positive and negative reinforcement, let's just say that it is absolutely possible to accept someone without being an accomplice of poor conduct. In my opinion, accepting and affirming someone are two of the best things you can do to empower them to overcome the challenges they may be facing. After all, it takes strength, not shame, to overcome weakness.
When I was ill, I brought a great deal of undesirable and destructive behavior into our home. What gave me hope and empowered me for recovery (after well-meaning medical professionals said it would likely never happen) was having someone that was intimately acquainted with the situation, who accepted me (not the behavior) as is and had the ability to redirect my focus from my limitations to strengths.
In part one of this blog series we asked, is awareness enough? From my personal experience with mental health issues and my work in trying to help others, I'd say it's an excellent starting point. But to build the healthy thriving communities we all want to be a part of, I believe it's necessary to also extend a hand of welcome, recognize and affirm the value of people, and partner with those that are all too often excluded from the process.


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Useful exercises to avoid and manage hemorrhoids
Kegel exercises were developed in the 1940s by Dr. Arnold Kegel to strengthen the muscles located at the level of the pelvic floor, that is to say, the bladder, the intestine for men and the vagina for the women. These exercises benefit both sexes about hemorrhoids.
The Kegel exercises
- Help prevent hemorrhoids by increasing blood pressure in the anal region and thus improving blood circulation, poor circulation being one of the causes of the onset of hemorrhoids.
- Help strengthen anal muscles; Which will provide good support for internal hemorrhoids and will, therefore, prevent their magnification or the appearance of protrusions.
- Can reinforce the muscles of the pelvic floor which support the uterus and thus avoids urinary leakage.
- Can increase sexual satisfaction by increasing blood flow to the genitals.
- Help men achieve strong erections and control premature ejaculations, for women they promote the emergence of more intense orgasms.
- Used for the treatment of prostatic pains and swelling produced by prostatitis in men.
- Can be made anywhere: at work, at home, or in between!
You may also be interested in: How to Treat Internal Hemorrhoids Quickly – 7 Simple Techniques
What muscle is a pelvic floor muscle?
The muscles you use to stop the flow when you urinate are pelvic floor muscles. If you want to feel them, try to halt the flow when you urinate. However, do not do this regularly, you might develop an infection because you do not empty your bladder entirely.
See more H Miracle – Nature's Method to Cure Hemorrhoids Review
How do pelvic floor exercises improve hemorrhoids and prevent their inflammation?
Just contract your anus muscles and hold the contraction is counting up to three. Do not squeeze to the point of getting hurt, especially if you already have hemorrhoids. Then relax gently and relax. Repeat this exercise 5 times if possible. You will then have practiced a Kegel exercise. Gradually increase the number of exercises without straining your pelvic floor and anal muscles. Do not release too quickly; It involves contracting and relaxing the muscles slowly.
We recommend reading the article: Trust nature to cure external hemorrhoids!
Other more complex and specialized exercises for hemorrhoids
Medical specialists have developed a series of exercises for hemorrhoidal disorders that work the abdominal, buttock and anal region to optimize blood pressure in the anorectal area. Blood congestion in this field is the primary cause of inflammation of hemorrhoids. Some exercises are also based on Kegel exercises. These were particularly useful for people who have a sedentary job, for example, who sit for more than one hour in front of the computer.
In this case, it is recommended to take breaks of at least 5 minutes every hour and walk, or even better to do some exercises. Here are some exercises you can do at your job or when you are traveling. Do them twice a day for 10 to 15 minutes.
These exercises can only be performed if your hemorrhoids are not inflamed
- Contractions and relaxations of the gluteus and anal muscles while standing with the legs crossed.
- Contraction gradually for 10 seconds and then slowly release the anus and gluteus muscles while standing legs crossed to you.
- The same exercise can be performed seated.
- Sit on a chair and exhale when starting the anal muscle contraction, for 10 seconds, then release slowly for 10 seconds. Repeat the exercise 10 times.
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Location: Tallarook, Australia
Since opening his first art gallery in 1995 he has since opened and operated 6 commercial art galleries and influenced the careers of some of the most important Aboriginal artists, including Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, Rover Thomas, Ningura Napurrula, Naata Nungurrayi, Tommy Watson, Gloria and Kathleen Petyarre.
Adam has maintained long-term representation with a group of artists that also extends to artistic family members and has developed extensive relationships within the Community Art Centre network and leading Australian auction houses.
He has conducted over 100 exhibitions throughout Australia and abroad. Over the last 10 years Adam has acted as the principle consultant to the largest living private collector of Indigenous artwork. Highlights include the presentation of a Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi (a represented artist) painting to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
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Just imagine: You and a fork on Dora's (formerly A Dora Pie) sunny back patio and rose garden in Downtown Berkeley. Feel simultaneously relaxed and kept busy by your choice off the menu, whether it's a slice of Chocolate Silk Pie, Raspberry Lime Pie, Cookies and Cream Pie or a more traditional selection. This cozy bakeshop near Downtown Berkeley Station is where you can indulge in a pie and a pint: local beers on tap are also on hand, along with the usual pairings of coffees and teas.


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The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation has announced the abrupt retirement of its chief executive officer Mike Burns.
Burns' immediate departure is due to unspecified health concerns, according to a short statement issued on Monday.
Chief Financial Officer Valerie Mertz has been named as acting CEO as the search gets underway for interim and permanent replacements.
The Corporation's Board of Trustees convened a special meeting by teleconference on Monday morning to accept Burns' retirement.
Board Chair Bill Moran said that they appreciate the many years of service and outstanding performance that Burns brought to his role as CEO.
According to state figures, Burns made $346,000 in salary in 2014. He also received 120-thousand dollars in additional compensation and benefits such as health insurance and retirement.
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation is a state-owned corporation responsible for managing the state's oil wealth savings account. It's different than the Permanent Fund Dividend Division which is the state division responsible for vetting applicants for the dividend and disbursing checks every October.
Burns was president of KeyBank, National Association Alaska before he was named CEO of the permanent fund corporation in August 2004. He also served as president of Alaska Pacific Bank before it combined with First National Bank of Fairbanks to become KeyBank of Alaska.
The market value of the Alaska Permanent Fund is now up to nearly $54.5 billion dollars.


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If you want to learn more about democratic, self-directed education or to discover it for yourself, why not attend one of our public events?
- Information sessions are usually scheduled in the evening or on a weekend. A short film might be screened, a guest speaker may be invited, or we could decide to discuss an interesting article. If you want to find out more about the vision for Riverstone Village or simply want to explore alternatives in education, we hope to see you there. Contact us about the next dates and locations; or get two or more other families to join you, and we will come to you.
- Social days are announced on our Facebook page and our newsletter. They typically take place during normal Riverstone Village hours, giving you a taste of what it's like. Come picnic and play at Riverstone Village for a day.


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A weekly recap of the happenings around the Fusion 360 community and news about manufacturing…
FusionNews for the week of 4/24: A weekly roundup of community + industry news
FusionNews highlights the key things that happened over the past week in the Fusion 360 Community and news from the industry. New posts every Friday.
From the Fusion Team
TIP – Use Project Command to Align Sketches
Check out this quick screencast tip to see how to use the project command to align sketches in Fusion.
TIP- How to model bends in Fusion 360
Here's a great video tip from Keqing showing you how to model bends in a eye glass temple and edit the bend parametrically.
DESIGN CHALLENGE – Karmic Bikes 90 Day Challenge – What have we been up to?
The team is still working hard on the design challenge with Karmic Bikes. Hear more about what we've been up to and what's to come.
NEWS – Rapid Innovation: It's Time to Embrace the Future
We built Fusion 360 to help you iterate fast-a must today. What are you doing to embrace the future?
CUSTOMER STORY – How Predator Cycling Designs Differently
See how Predator Cycling is using Fusion 360 for complete end-to-end product development
ONLINE EVENT – Render in the Cloud in Fusion 360
Join us on April 21st at 1pm PDT to learn how to get started with CAM for Fusion 360 for your 2-1/2 axis (2.5D) machining projects.
ONLINE EVENT – Fusion 360 Live Classroom: The Basics
If you're new to Fusion 360, be sure to join us on Tuesday, May 6th at 1pm PDT to get introduced to the Fusion 360 experience.
LIVE EVENT – Hackster.io Hardware Weekend
Come celebrate the Hackster community & hack the future of Hardware at one of these Hackster.io Hardware Weekends events near you.
LIVE EVENT – Alphalab Gear National Hardware Cup Finals
In the Pittsburgh area? Come see the top hardware startups from around the country pitch for the chance to win a $50,000 investment from local VC startbot on May 6th at 6pm! Winners also receive 5 seats to Autodesk Fusion 360 & a free Macbook!
Gallery Spotlight
We love to see what you are designing with Fusion 360! Share your designs with the Fusion community on the Gallery.
Square Watch by Adam Molnar Eames Chair by Jon Paul Berti Desktop Lamp by Satish Pawashe
News from around the manufacturing innovation space
Self-Driving Chevy Blurs Sci-Fi and Reality
Check out Chevy's futuristic FNR that was revealed at the Shanghai Auto Show.
Drones will deliver mail in Switzerland this summer
Switzerland's postal service will start using quadcopters to drop off its customers' parcels during a pilot program this summer.
Atomic Clock Is So Precise It Won't Lose a Second for 15 Billion Years
The newest strontium clock is the most accurate to date because scientists take the temperature of the environment, accounting for its effects.
The Couchlet Puts Your Power Where Your Posterior Is
The Couchlet is a foldable USB power system that fits between your couch cushions or mattresses.
HTC targets fitness fanatics with its first wearable, the HTC Re Grip
Check out the Re Grip – a fitness tracker, GPS and smartwatch all in one.
Your Ideas from the Fusion IdeaStation
We take your suggestions very seriously as they help to shape Fusion 360, so please share your ideas and vote for new features / enhancements you would like to see.
Here are a few from this week. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions!
Adding Advanced Parameters to Decals
Request to add advanced parameters to decals in order to set material properties.
Request to be able to draw spirals in sketch, starting at a center point and working out from there.
Request to have a ghost feature in Fusion in order to see through objects.
Tell us about yourself
Have a story to share? We would love to hear more about you and how you're using Fusion 360! Shoot me an email at email@example.com


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In modern city life, the living and working areas gradually become larger and larger. So there may be some situations where people are met with the troubles if they need to go to the other places. For instance, some people need to go to another office for some documents which happen to be in the another building or on the other sides of the factory area; or someone who need to go to the other place for some purposes which happen to be not too far yet also not near enough to reach easily by foot. What do people need then? They need the vehicles, which are portable enough to be rode anywhere they can walk and intelligent enough to be the body parts of their body parts. Fortunately, there happen to be the vehicles satisfying their purposes – Airwheel X5 electric unicycles.
Airwheel X5 electric scooters are the classic model in Airwheel X series products. X5 may not be the newest and most powerful model, but they are the models with the highest price-performance ratio. Airwheel adopts the same top-quality vehicle units in Airwheel X5. The battery cores come from Sony, which are stable and can be recharged nearly 2000 times. The motor is noise-free maglev motor, which is extremely efficient. The power bank and the motor work together to offer riders the long range of more than 20 km, which can satisfy the needs of short-distance, travels in cities.
Most importantly, the X5 has the size of 450*392*163mm, which is no larger than the backpack. So it is rather easy to ride them anywhere people can walk and to put them in the corner of the room. These distances being not far but too far to walk will not be the problem before Airwheel X5 electric unicycles.
So now, there is an ultimate solution for these places being too far for people to walk. Just ride Airwheel X5 electric self-balancing scooters and head to the desirable places. Airwheel X5 are the tiny companions by people's sides.
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How Can Agents Avoid Buyer's Loan Problems at the Last Minute?
This post is inspired by a recent blog about last minute conditions and delays by underwriters.
So how can real estate agents (mostly) avoid buyer's loan problems at the las minute? The answer is, it depends on what problem crops up: (1) problems since the preapproval, or (2) problems that existed at the time the client got a loan preapproval.
1. Problems that pop up for the client in between the loan preapproval and the close of escrow, COE:
- A collection hits the credit report; credit is now pulled both at the beginning of the loan process and right at the end just before loan docs are drawn, so this can cause delays as the loan officer hopefully works with the client to get the collection resolved and the credit report "rapid-rescored."
- Client chooses to work fewer hours than their pattern in the past (example: a client was a substitute teacher who "passed" on starting back to her full time substitute teacher position for a full 6 weeks, tanking her monthly income),
- Client is cut back on hours by their employer,
- Client buys a car or other big ticket item...
These problems do cause delay and, in the case of job cut-backs or layoffs, aren't solveable. For the ones that "just" cause delay, an experienced loan officer can usually get them resolved "quickly." In the case of a collection, it can take 48 hours to 30 days to get a letter stating the item is at a zero balance without language such as, "we'll consider your account settled when funds clear." This is fuel for a whole blog post on its own.
We give our clients the "10 Commandments" - a funny but true list of things to do and not do when applying for a real estate loan - basically, keep paying your debts timely and don't buy anything on credit. It helps for the real estate agent and loan officer to remind the client.
Of course, job losses, etc., that are out of the client's control are still going to happen.
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2. A problem that the client has with the scenario from the get-go:
- Something on the tax returns (deductions to income or failure to claim the rent from an income property as income, etc.),
- Problem with debt to income ratio,
- Reserves,
- Problem on the credit report - a collection hitting actively or a credit line with a balance too high,
- Deposits of cash into or out of bank account...
All of these should be caught by a full analysis of the client's documents up front. Use a loan officer who gets the client's permission to pull credit, as well as gathers those items (paystubs, W2s, tax returns, bank statements) up front from the client, works up the entire file and sees, yes, this client qualifies. That's how we do preapprovals at PRW Lending. This gives the seller, real estate agent and, importantly, the clients themselves the confidence that they do indeed qualify to purchase the home.
If anyone wants a copy of the 10 Commandments, please just email me. And please visit our website for lots more local information about homes near Camp Pendleton: www.SandToSeaProperties.com. Thanks!
Lisa Delzompo (951-704-4559)
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It's the interstellar-tropical-yacht-rock debut from Copenhagen based artist M.I.L.K. There's lashing of horns and ever so slightly husky vocals blending soulful elements with soulful instrumentation to create an enthralling listen.
The EP will continue to unfold throughout the rest of the year with a visual EP project including a video installation, six music videos, a photo series and an exhibition tour. Check the website for more details.
M.I.L.K. 'A Memory of a Memory of a Postcard' is out now.


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Ectocarpus siliculosus
Ectocarpus is a filamentous brown alga that is found in temperate coastal regions worldwide. This alga was proposed as a genetic and genomic model organism for the brown algae in 20041. The choice of Ectocarpus was based both on the small size of its genome, compared with those of other brown algae, and on a number of features that make it well adapted for genetic approaches, including its small size and its relatively short life cycle (about 3 months). A number of tools have been developed for Ectocarpus, including a complete genome sequence2, extensive transcriptomic data3, a large collection of strains and mutant lines and diverse protocols, for example for classical genetic techniques and mutant screens4. Ectocarpus is currently being used to study a broad range of aspects of brown algal biology including life cycle regulation, sex determination, morphogenesis, ecology and population genetics, resistance to biotic and abiotic stress and cell wall metabolism (3,5-8).
Genetic resources
Available data
|Genome Sequence
|microArray, tiling array
|16,256 genes
Available individuals
Link to strain database
Complete genome sequence
Extensive transcriptome data (Sanger ESTs, RNA-seq data, small RNA sequence data//, EST-based mircoarray data, //whole genome tiling array data)
Genetic map and genetic markers
Classical genetic methods (crosses, segregating families)
Mutagenesis protocols and mutant screen methodologies
Proteomic and metabolomic methodologies
Bioinformatic tools (Hectar)
A large strain collection (diverse field-isolated and laboratory-constructed strains) and a cryopreservation protocol
Selected methods:
Genetic crosses between Ectocarpus strains. Coelho SM, Scornet D, Rousvoal S, Peters N, Dartevelle L, Peters AF, Cock JM.Cold Spring Harb Protoc. 2012 Feb 1;2012(2):262-5. doi: 10.1101/pdb.prot067942.
Extraction of high-quality genomic DNA from Ectocarpus. Coelho SM, Scornet D, Rousvoal S, Peters N, Dartevelle L, Peters AF, Cock JM. Cold Spring Harb Protoc. 2012 Mar 1;2012(3):365-8. doi: 10.1101/pdb.prot067967.
Immunostaining of Ectocarpus cells. Coelho SM, Scornet D, Rousvoal S, Peters N, Dartevelle L, Peters AF, Cock JM.Cold Spring Harb Protoc. 2012 Mar 1;2012(3):369-72. doi: 10.1101/pdb.prot067975.
Isolation and regeneration of protoplasts from Ectocarpus. Coelho SM, Scornet D, Rousvoal S, Peters N, Dartevelle L, Peters AF, Cock JM.Cold Spring Harb Protoc. 2012 Mar 1;2012(3):361-4. doi: 10.1101/pdb.prot067959.
How to cultivate Ectocarpus. Coelho SM, Scornet D, Rousvoal S, Peters NT, Dartevelle L, Peters AF, Cock JM.Cold Spring Harb Protoc. 2012 Feb 1;2012(2):258-61. doi: 10.1101/pdb.prot067934.
External links:
Peters, A. F., Marie, D., Scornet, D., Kloareg, B. & Cock, J. M. (2004) Proposal of Ectocarpus siliculosus (Ectocarpales, Phaeophyceae) as a model organism for brown algal genetics and genomics. J Phycol, 40, 1079-1088.
Cock, J. et al. (2010) The Ectocarpus genome and the independent evolution of multicellularity in brown algae. Nature, 465, 617-621.
Dittami, S. et al. (2009) Global expression analysis of the brown alga Ectocarpus siliculosus (Phaeophyceae) reveals large-scale reprogramming of the transcriptome in response to abiotic stress. Genome Biol, 10, R66.
Coelho, S. M. et al. (2012) Ectocarpus: A model organism for the brown algae. Cold Spring Harbor Protoc, 2012, 193-198.
Peters, A. F. et al. (2008) Life-cycle-generation-specific developmental processes are modified in the immediate upright mutant of the brown alga Ectocarpus siliculosus. Development, 135, 1503-1512.
Coelho, S. M. et al. (2011) OUROBOROS is a master regulator of the gametophyte to sporophyte life cycle transition in the brown alga Ectocarpus. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 108, 11518-11523.
Le Bail, A., Billoud, B., Le Panse, S., Chenivesse, S. & Charrier, B. (2011) ETOILE Regulates Developmental Patterning in the Filamentous Brown Alga Ectocarpus siliculosus. Plant Cell, 23, 1666-1678.
Michel, G., Tonon, T., Scornet, D., Cock, J. M. & Kloareg, B. (2010) The cell wall polysaccharide metabolism of the brown alga Ectocarpus siliculosus. Insights into the evolution of extracellular matrix polysaccharides in eukaryotes. New Phytol, 188, 82-97.
J. Mark Cock, Algal Genetics Group, UMR 8227 CNRS-UPMC, Station Biologique, Place Georges Teissier, CS 90074, 29688 Roscoff, France


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WASHINGTON, April 24 – Despite repeated attempts by some lawmakers to cut agricultural export promotion funds, the Senate Agriculture Committee's 2012 Farm Bill mark keeps funding at current levels for the Market Access Program (MAP) and the Foreign Market Development (FMD) Program. The MAP is funded at a minimum of $200 million annually and the FMD program at no less than $34.5 million.
As a result, Senate Agriculture Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich, and Ranking Member Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, are winning kudos in a letter from the Agricultural Export Coalition.
That is important, Wootton said, because foreign governments are seeking to emulate the success of MAP and FMD with their own competing programs.
For more news, go to: www.Agri-Pulse.com