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Sports development officer
June 13, 2019, 11:33 a.m.
Sports development officers are responsible for generating interest and increasing participation in sports by running initiatives that inspire people to take part.
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Video game developers help make the imaginary seem real. They turn the vision of the game artists and designers into reality by utilizing programming and coding languages.
Video game developers work among a team of professionals, whose collective efforts are responsible for the development of video games on various platforms, such as game consoles, computers, mobile phones and the Internet.
Some video game developers, such as those that work for companies that produce relatively simple games, may be responsible for a wide variety of tasks in the development of a video game, ranging from the development of the concept for a video game, to the design and programming of that game.
Other video game developers, such as those that work for companies that produce complex games, may be responsible for focusing on one highly complex and specialized area, such as developing the core engine that drives the whole game; the 3D graphics component; music and digital sounds; or network programming, used to connect players online.
Many employers prefer to hire candidates for Video Game Developer jobs that have a bachelor's degree in a field such as computer science, software engineering, or a specialized field such as video game development.
Entry without a degree is sometimes possible particularly if you have relevant experience, although most people who work in games are graduates.
When hiring video game developers, employers and clients will typically look for candidates with the following skills:
• Able to translate the gameplay's vision into programming
• Find it easy to visualize code as real game elements
• Have high attention to detail for catching glitches and bugs
• Able to stay focused on challenges and fixing problems until the cast is complete
• Be able to work efficiently and under pressure
• Thrive in a fast-paced environment
• Solid working knowledge of a variety of scripting languages
• Solid working knowledge of object oriented programming languages
• Posses strong knowledge of programming data structures, logic, and algorithms
With sufficient industry experience and competence, video game developers can move into a variety of positions with greater levels of pay and responsibility.
Within a large company, they may move into supervisory and management positions such as Lead Developer, Technical Director or Director of Operations. They may also choose to start their own gaming company or become freelancers.
In order to become effective in a career as a video game developer, you need to posses a certain set of skills and personality traits. Take a look at the ideal traits of a game developer below; if they describe you, then it's likely that you're well-suited for this field:
• A passion for video games
• A deep understanding of what makes certain video games good, and others bad
• Enjoy using math and physics to solve problems
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New Delhi, Feb 13: There is a growing demand for an overhaul of the BJP in the national capital after the loss in the Delhi elections. Sources in the BJP say that many felt that the loss in Delhi was owing to several factors.
One of them was the failure to counter the freebies doled out by the Aam Admi Party. The lack of a CM face was also cited as of the other reasons.

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"When the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place" (Acts 2:1).
So begins the account of the gift of the Holy Spirit to the church in the book of Acts. As we approach the day of Pentecost in the year 2020, we understand that it will not be possible for the members of our congregation to be "all together in one place" for Pentecost on May 31st.
While some restrictions are being lifted locally, the ongoing threat of the COVID-19 global pandemic—as well as continued restrictions regarding large gatherings—will require that we consider our return to church in a way that is measured and mindful of the needs of our entire faith community.
To that end, the Session has charged Ruling Elders Jan Myers-Newbury, Mary Lang, and Pam Howe to work with our staff team of Jenny, Amy, Gail, and Harry, to develop our plan for gradual reopening. This group is meeting every Monday morning to consider the latest government/public health guidelines, organize the creation and collection of resources like masks and hygiene supplies, and create a step-by-step process for public worship and building usage.
The bottom line, practically speaking, is that no one knows what the immediate—or even the non-immediate—future holds. In accordance with guidance from the PC(USA), we cannot use government "phases" as our only benchmark. They are necessary, but not sufficient, conditions for our reopening as we will also look to health and science experts for guidance and recommendations. The committee will be recommending to Session that we not consider gathering at all until the government moves us to the GREEN phase. This does not mean in-person worship will immediately resume at that time. PC(USA) guidance recommends that each congregation makes its own decision. For instance, implementing reopening logistics for a 30-person congregation in a large sanctuary will look different than preparing for our services that average 125 attendees. The decisions for our congregation will be based on a conservative assessment for the safety of all, and we are currently unable to promise a specific date for our return to in-person worship.
What we do know is that gathering for worship will not look the same as it did prior to COVID-19. When the time does arrive, it will most likely be considerably restricted—both in the number of worshippers and the content of worship. For example, we are now starting to learn how quickly singing spreads the virus, and we will have to reconsider what music will look like during the service. It is also likely that services will look different from church to church. When we begin to gather, we will continue with our online worship opportunity each week so that all may have the opportunity to worship in some fashion.
As we work out all the logistics, we remember the promise of faith—that God will bless and keep us, the risen Christ is with us, and the Holy Spirit connects us with believers near and far. Despite our careful planning, there will surely be awkward and confusing moments as we adjust to new protocols and practices. There will be times of frustration, disappointment, and grief. Some needs and wants might not be met. This will give us the opportunity to exercise the spiritual gifts of patience, kindness, gentleness, and self-control.
And there will also be blessings. God will be doing a new thing among us, as God always does, and there will be wonderful surprises, great celebrations, and moments of deep satisfaction. We will have opportunities to savor the spiritual gifts of love, joy, peace, generosity, and faithfulness.
Let us be faithful, then—to God and to one another—as we receive the gifts and work
through the challenges of this time in the life of our congregation and world. Above all, let us remember that nothing can separate us from God's love in Christ Jesus.
In Christ,
Rev. Dr. Vincent Kolb
Further Reading
CDC: Interim Guidance for Administrators and Leaders of Community- and Faith-Based Organizations to Plan, Prepare, and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Erin Bromage, PhD: The Risks – Know Them – Avoid Them
PC(USA): Returning to Public Worship Theological and Practical Considerations
Western PA Conference of the United Methodist Church: Church Reopening Guidelines


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Charlotte enjoys an adventure in the Big Apple
PUBLISHED: 11:00 02 January 2016
A teenager who is living the dream in New York City after winning the opportunity of a lifetime to study at a prestigious stage school has reflected on her first semester as she spends Christmas back home in Suffolk.
Charlotte Taylor, from Beccles, was just 19 when she won a place at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts whose alumni include Grace Kelly, Robert Redford and Anne Hathaway.
Despite having never been out of the country before, Miss Taylor set off for the USA in August and has adapted well to life in the Big Apple.
She said: "I love living over here. It's such an amazing city.
"It was hard getting used to all the noise when I went to bed as I live in the middle of New York and there is a lot of traffic passing by and there is a lot of sirens going off day and night.
"I love walking around New York and taking it all in - it's beautiful this time of year with all the colours."
Miss Taylor's passion for acting began in middle school and she eventually took drama and theatre studies and performing arts at East Norfolk Sixth Form College in Gorleston before auditioning for the academy.
Her first semester has included acting, voice and speech, movement, script analysis and theatre history, and although it's hard work, Miss Taylor said she had learnt so much.
"We have been looking in detail how to use the voice and how to connect it to the speech, also how to use your voice on stage to project without damaging your vocal chords and all about accents and where they sit in the mouth, which is really interesting and exciting," she said.
"I haven't lost my English accent yet but I am saying certain phrases and words in an American accent without thinking."
Miss Taylor has made friends with a number of American students and she has spent time with them and their families in New Jersey and Long Island, including Thanksgiving when she joined them to watch the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.
She said: "I really do miss home, some times more than others.
"I mostly miss my mum and dad's hugs, especially as we are a very close family, but it's ok because I talk with them every day on Skype.
"I also miss my dog Max and my kitten Nero."
Miss Taylor has already met some former students who are currently working on Broadway and while she would love work in the USA, she is also keen to return to the UK at the end of her three-year course and try and work with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon.
The Academy was founded in 1884 and attracts students from around the world and as a group, its alumni hold more than 103 Oscars and 266 Emmy awards, with numbers growing each year.
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Show 1411: Oklahoma Horizon TV
Air Date: March 16, 2014
Rob McClendon: Here is what's coming up on your "Horizon." Today we follow some Oklahoma students as they compete against some of the greatest young minds from around the world in a program called First Robotics. We will show you how in just six weeks a bag of steel and bolts turns into a fully functioning robot and students turn into future engineers and scientists. Stay with us for "Oklahoma Horizon."
Male Announcer: "Oklahoma Horizon" is made possible by the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education.
Female Announcer: Oklahoma's investment in CareerTech provides more than nationally recognized technology education and training. It produces solid financial returns for the state's economic future. Oklahoma CareerTech, elevating our economy.
Male Announcer: And the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, helping good people grow good things. And now, from the CareerTech studios in Stillwater, here's your host, Rob McClendon.
Rob McClendon: Hello, everyone. Thanks for joining us here on "Horizon." Well, it's been over two decades since a technology entrepreneur decided the best way to attract young people into the fields of science and technology is to make it cool. Every year thousands of young minds compete in a program called First Robotics, the largest and most prestigious robotics competition of its kind.
Dean Kaman: It seemed to me that what we needed to do to get First going was to break the stereotypical mindset given to kids about what's important in their culture. Let these kids that have never met a scientist or a professional engineer see what these people do. Put those people and ideas in front of these kids. You'll change where they put their time and attention, and you'll change the outcome. You'll change what they'll be when they're 17.
Rob: And so First Robotics was born. Beginning early this year we followed several Oklahoma teams trying to make their way to what is known as the Super Bowl of Smarts. When we return we begin that exciting journey.
Male Announcer: You're watching "Oklahoma Horizon," featuring some of the good things that are happening in the great state of Oklahoma.
Rob McClendon: Well, the road to the world championship for robotics is intense and challenging. This past year, two of our producers followed several Oklahoma teams as they prepared for the Oklahoma City regional in hopes of making it all the way to the final competition. Here is our Andy Barth and Alisa Hines.
Andy Barth: It's been called NASCAR for robots, high school students working together to create a machine that will navigate obstacles and perform tasks while competing against other bots. But for these students, work began months before.
Courtney Smith: It's really fun, and you get to know a lot of really cool people.
Alisa Hines: Courtney Smith is a senior at Northeast Academy in Oklahoma City and is co-captain for her first robotics team and says this competition plays to her strengths.
Courtney: It's one of the funnest things I've done. I'm learning, I'm actually building things with my hands instead of writing down the equations for doing it all on paper, which I like that too because I like math and I'm good at it, but I like the mechanics a lot better. I want to become a mechanical engineer. So that involves the equations and all that, but it also involves using your hands and physically building everything, which is what I really like.
Andy: And for her coach Jonathan Roberts, this competition serves students well beyond the classroom.
Jonathan Roberts: Students that are involved outside the classroom are going to be much more engaged even in the class and I really think that's going to translate over into their college career. They're going to, you know, they are going to be able to be more involved in some of the extracurriculars there.
Alisa: And Courtney says while the technical side comes easy, working with others is another story.
Courtney: Well, it's teamwork. You have to have a team. You can't do it on your own. And I'm not the best at actually working with other people, but after we all, if we all know what we are doing and all know our jobs and focus on our jobs, then I'm really good at working with other people.
Andy: Eric Watson is the team's other co-captain and says teamwork is a skill to be learned.
Eric Watson: I'm the kind of person that if there's a project, if I can do it myself, or if I feel like I can, I will. I would just take over, and I wouldn't talk to people. And I couldn't do that in this circumstance. I had to tell what I was thinking. I had to speak to my teammates.
Alisa: And across town, the Ninja Munkees are learning it takes everybody to be a team.
Hunter Smith: Working with people has been a really big thing with this because when you're on a team there are, there's, at times there's people you don't enjoy working with and there's people you do enjoy working with, and you have to learn how to work with different types of people.
Alisa: This is Hunter Smith's fourth year to build a robot.
Hunter: Oh, it's fun, you know. You learn a lot. It's more gratifying than doing other sports. I mean, I actually guess now probably use this as a life skill. Not only just working with these tools but learning the engineering stuff. I mean you can actually use this in the real world as a job as opposed to being the one in a million maybe making it into any kind of sport. I mean there's almost no chance of most people making it into any kind of sports. But this, you actually gain skills that could be used as a job.
Andy: Students aren't the only ones involved in the competition. Mentors are there to help guide students in the process.
Larry McWilliams: It's a mentor-based competition. They make it hard on purpose so that you have to have mentors in industry come and work alongside these kids.
Andy: Larry McWilliams is a Ninja Munkee mentor and says it's fun for everyone.
Larry: It's a fantastic experience. I really enjoy it. I enjoy watching these kids learn. It's something I wish I could have done when I was their age. Nothing like this existed. Computers weren't really around. I enjoy being with these kids and helping them learn and seeing the light bulb go off above their head.
Austin Clark: My goal tonight is to hopefully get a Frisbee shooter or a Frisbee launcher working. Or at least a prototype, so we can test one or two different types to see which ones will fit on our robot and which ones will work the best.
Alisa: For Ninja Munkee Austin Clark, being a rookie means learning quickly and on the go.
Austin: It took us longer to get our bot done because especially, you know, me and my brother were new, and there's a lot of new people on the team. So it took time just to get everybody up to speed with what you need to do.
Alisa: And while some groups have veterans on the team, others are doing this for the first time. This is Oologah high school's first year in the competition. With a little sawing, some drilling and a lot of opinions, this swim noodle is now a bumper.
Seth Moody: I signed up to do the bumpers, and the bumpers are a big part of the robot. So, I've been kind of heading that and helping with that. So that's really fun.
Andy: Seth Moody is an eighth-grader and the youngest member on the team, while Seth Aston is a senior. But no matter the age, it's all about problem-solving.
Seth Aston: I really like thinking about how we have this problem and then how we're going to implement some of the tools and maybe some of the materials we have to solve it.
Andy: And coach Danny Pruett says there is a lot of pride on the team.
Danny Pruett: These kids are very proud of what they've accomplished, and proud of their project, proud of the robot itself. It does work. We're a little bit concerned on whether or not it will work the entire time, you know, and how we're going to deal with that, you know, and be able to fix those solutions. But we're excited.
Alisa: This is a competition not just for the big kids. Down the road, Junior LEGO League is for those just a bit younger. Meet the Rainbow Robots, little girls trying to solve a big engineering problem. According to their coach, Ray Shaik, it's really brain Olympics at work, designed to get kids interested in engineering, sometimes before they even start school.
Ramier Shaik: First, it's basically letting them play and not putting a lot of pressure on them. The competition is about having fun, just getting them slowly introduced to the concepts.
Alisa: But as Veronica can tell you, there is a purpose besides just play. Using LEGOs, they're designing a city that's elderly friendly.
Veronica Stevens: We're trying to help seniors to get engaged and connected.
Andy: Using LEGOs and moving robotic parts, the girls have to come up with their own ideas in how to put it together.
Hal Stevens: The girls range from 5 to 8. And basically we give them a little guidance, and then we let their imaginations run wild and they come up with all kinds of things.
Andy: Coach Hal Stevens says at this age, it's not always easy.
Hal: Some of the things are a little off-base, a little crazy, but we let them go with it anyways so they find out themselves, "Oh, it sounded good when I said it, but it doesn't quite work out that way when I try and make it." And it's amazing though of all the things that they come up with, how much of it they actually get to produce and work and it's actually functional. And in that sense, as a parent and as a coach on the team, I'm just amazed at the creativity of the girls.
Andy: Even more amazing is the girls even thought about how to power their little town. Rafah Shaik is the oldest girl on the team.
Rafah Shaik: Well, the windmill generates energy to the train, and also in our city we have lights. And it also generates electricity, energy, I mean, to the lights.
Alisa: Coach Ray says these girls are growing up as digital natives, so using technology is a given.
Ramier: We are moving the people mover with an Android app. So that puts it right back into their world of technology which is, well, we don't have this old coach teaching us how to build with LEGOs when this is all outdated. So they're saying, you know, "Wow, our technology is being used to drive some of this processors. We can do this with iPads and iPhones and Androids."
Alisa: But it's not always easy.
Rafah: We're going to be at our table which is going to be a small table and then we're going to.
Veronica: Let me put it this way, everything's going to break once we get there.
Alisa: All on the road to competition.
Rob: Well, joining me now are our producers who worked on the story, Andy Barth and Alisa Hines. Well, first of all, those little girls, absolutely darling. But I do want to ask you, how long does it take them to build one of these robots?
Alisa: From start to finish, six weeks. They get their kit of parts, and then they have to decide who's going to do what, what they are going to build, how they are going to build it and then hope they get it done in six weeks.
Andy: Absolutely, and then aside from the building the actual robot, safety manuals have to be written, a promotional campaign must be created, so it's a very in-depth process, and it really takes a team.
Rob: And at the end of the six weeks, what happens?
Alisa: Well they bag and tag it and keep their fingers crossed that when they send it to regional nothing gets broke.
Rob: And where was regional?
Andy: Regional was in Oklahoma City. It's a three-day event, and people come from across the state to help cheer on their school's robot.
Andy Barth: It's opening day at Oklahoma City's First Robotics competition, and Oologah High School is still tweaking their first ever entry. I talked to you a few weeks ago about preparing for your very first competition. Now that you're here what is your impression?
Danny Pruett: This is awesome. I mean, I do, I take kids to a lot of different things, and I have over my career. But this is the coolest thing I think I've ever had the chance to do.
Andy: And once in the arena, when everything else started moving, Oologah's robot did nothing.
Danny: Our programming just went blank. We've been troubleshooting that. We knew that we were going to have problems when we came; we just didn't know that it was going to totally flip on us like what we did.
Andy: So it's time to tinker, trying to get their robot fully functional.
Danny: We finally got that taken care of so everything is working properly now. But we adapted to that when we were in. We went from trying to score points to trying to play defense and adapted to what we needed to do. And then be able to come back here, each time we came back in here we worked that same problem on the programming, and now we think we've got it. So now our strategy is to go out and show everybody that what we said that the robot will do, it will actually do.
Andy: Technical difficulties are just part of the experience. Eric Watson from Northeastern Academy says in the arena when their wiring malfunctioned, they found themselves playing defense.
Eric Watson: We've had problems after problems, but it's all about the experience of changing, of learning, of progressing.
Alisa Hines: It's the fourth year for the Ninja Munkees to compete in the Oklahoma City regional, last year making it all the way to the world championship. But today, their luck runs out. For Hunter Smith, winning isn't everything.
Hunter Smith: I have friends here. It's a social thing. I get to hang out with my friends, get to build stuff. We get to stay up really late and complain about stuff when it doesn't work to each other and get it to work. It can be more challenging than any other sport, but it's so much fun, so rewarding.
Alisa: Three separate teams with an all too similar, frustrating experience. Yet despite the challenges, each agree robotics are helping them climb to new aspirations.
Rob: So I take it it was kind of a tough day at the Oklahoma City regional?
Andy: It was; all the teams we followed really put in a lot of hard work on their projects, but it's regionals and there's a lot of really good competition, and unfortunately none of the teams we followed qualified out of Oklahoma City.
Rob: Now, Alisa, you mentioned aspirations at the end of the story. What are some of the aspirations of students you talked to have?
Alisa: Well, going into this, many of them didn't even think about engineering as a career. But once they started working on the robots, found out how fun it was and the fact that they could do it, now many of them are actually thinking about engineering.
Andy: And we have to remember, these are high-tech machines being built by students. And once they figure that they can, one, build a robot, and then two, program it to do what they want it to do, they have a whole new sense of self-confidence as engineers.
Rob: And you know something I was struck by is despite things not going exactly as planned, none of these students seemed too despondent.
Alisa: No, there is so much energy and excitement at this event. It's very hard to stay down for very long. And on top of that, they have other teams that they've competed with that they have to cheer them on too.
Andy: You know it's so exciting, and there is such a sense of friendly competition. And you really can't experience it unless you've been there. And everybody needs to experience it for themselves.
Alisa: Absolutely.
Rob: And what about our little Rainbow Robots; how did they do?
Alisa: Well, their competition is a little bit different. They really compete against themselves to see how well they do in front of the judges presenting their project and their ideas. And the girls simply wowed the judges and earned a place at world.
Rob: All right. Well, congratulations to them. And we will follow them to the world competition as well as a surprise entry.
Rob McClendon: Well, you can keep up with us throughout the week. Just head to okhorizon.com, where you can see more of any of our stories, read our reporters' behind the scenes blogs, see what others are saying about us on Twitter and face the facts with our regular updates. So reach out and touch us anywhere and anytime.
Rob McClendon: Well, this year's world competition brought in teams from all around the globe to Saint Louis, Mo., the absolute best and the brightest from around the planet, one of which was Oklahoma's own little Rainbow Robots.
Alisa Hines: Welcome to St. Louis, Mo. Four hundred teams from around the world, including the Rainbow Robots. Dressed in their rainbow tutus, the girls start putting their project together. And despite Veronica's previous worries –
Veronica Stevens: Let me put it this way, everything's going to break once we get there.
Alisa: -- all it's taking is a little teamwork to assemble. And now it's time for showing off their ideas.
Hal Stevens: And it's amazing how the kids don't really see it from an adult point of view. They don't really see it as, "Oh, it's us against them." They see it as, "Wow, they did something really neat. That's really cool. Maybe we can learn from that and do that next time when we build something."
Alisa: And such camaraderie is even evident when they present before the judges. An excitement not just about their project, but what they learned while doing it.
Ramier Shaik: They told me even before that they want to be engineers now. So the prospect, the whole prospect that they are thinking about their careers when they're 4, 5 years old, and they see a viable career in engineering or they can see themselves doing this itself is, you know, mind blowing, right?
Andy Barth: Which is a pretty common sentiment at the world competition.
David Barlow: I think it's pretty exciting. It's huge compared to what I thought it would be.
Andy: David Barlow is from the Metal Mayhem team, sponsored by the Chickasaw Nation.
David: You see so many different robots. I mean, you see a lot at regionals and stuff. But whenever you get to world, I mean, there's just overwhelming about how much technology is all around you. And then it's just the size of this competition is just amazing.
Andy: And what goes up, sometimes must come down.
Alisa: So what's wrong with it?
David: It was too high and too tall. Like whenever it's at a certain position, this top right here which folds down, didn't fold down far enough. So what we have to do is we have to lower this top chassis, so that way whenever it folds down it'll be low enough.
Andy: With a little elbow grease, they're back to the competition. The Chickasaw Nation is one of nine Oklahoma teams competing with regional winners worldwide.
Alisa: And in a surprising twist, even though Oologah High School didn't win at the Oklahoma regional, they did win Best Rookie Team at the Arkansas regional, earning them a place at world.
Ryan Anderson: It feels amazing to be here. Everyone's been great. This whole competition has been an amazing experience. I couldn't imagine, I couldn't imagine not doing it now after going through it.
Alisa: Warhorse co-captain Ryan Anderson.
Ryan: This competition doesn't compare to regionals at all. It's, I mean, first of all there's 60 different countries here. It's amazing sitting there with a Canadian team right next to us and a team from Istanbul across from us. And there's so many teams here that we've come across in all of our regional events, and it's so different, it's, it's insane. It's honestly insane.
Andy: Teams from everywhere, but with one thing in common, making technology fun. Reagan Coates is a student at Gordon Cooper Tech Center and a member of team Sprockets.
Reagan Coates: Ah, it's crazy. With a whole lot of teams, it's a lot bigger than our regional.
Coach: And it's so crazy, he's got to go drive.
Reagan: Yeah!
Andy: So off to the arena to shoot it out. For Central Tech's Oklahoma Storm, life in the arena isn't going so well, and mentor Shane Bruce says the day could definitely be better.
Shane Bruce: It's been an uphill battle. We come in, started real well, and then things started breaking on our robot. I mean physically break. We've had welds break, bearings popping off of wheels, just freak accidents. So we just keep climbing uphill but the kids are staying with it, so that's the main thing, they're learning from it.
Andy: Michael Tillett is with the Tri County Tech Center's Trailblazer team and says repairs are just part of the game.
Michael Tillett: We've been doing really well. We had one scare when our robot encoder that controls the RPM of the wheel on our shooter actually just pretty much shattered, and so we had to go through and rework that. And we didn't completely fix it, but we came up with a solution that works. And so that's where we're at, at this point.
Andy: And as Team Warhorse found out firsthand, things don't always go your way, even the referee's calls.
Ryan: That should have been a technical foul. They did not call it during the match. But he agreed with us afterwards that it should have been called. So we should have won that match by 19 points. But he said that they cannot change the score. He said it's too late.
Alisa: And while nine Oklahoma teams made it to the world competition, no one qualified for the finals. And despite the frustrations along the way, their teachers say what they've learned throughout the whole process is more important than winning.
Danny: The hands-on learning where it brings in the science, the technology, the engineering and the math, facilitates the science, the technology, the engineering and the math.
Kristi Stricklin: It's everything about STEM, science, technology, engineering and mathematics. These kids all come to our academy and that's what they take. They get to see the real principles, the engineering principles applied in making it. They also learn great communication skills, which all STEM majors have to do. They have to make presentations and things like that. So it's all about STEM.
David: I had a pretty good idea of wanting to go to OSU. But I wasn't exactly sure if I wanted to go into mechanical engineering. Whenever I got started with First, and FRC, it actually sort of just told me, "OK, mechanical engineering is pretty cool! I think this would be a good idea and a good plan for me in the future."
Andy: Well, now these teams have learned so much and have gone through some good times and rough times. Halfway through his first year, Oologah coach Danny Pruett told his wife he would never do this again. Now, after the competition, he can't wait for next year.
Rob: So what's up for the rest of the teams?
Alisa: Well, kind of back to the drawing board. You know they've seen how people put robots together, and they're going to take some of those ideas and try to figure out how they can put it into their robot next year. The catch is, they have absolutely no idea what next year's going to be about. In the past they've had to put balls on top of racks, they've had to put tires onto targets, and this year they had to climb a tower and shoot Frisbees. But next year, who knows?
Rob: Well, I certainly appreciate the work all of you all put in, and also a big special thanks goes out to the teams that let us follow them throughout. Thank you, guys.
Alisa: You're welcome.
Rob McClendon: Spring has sprung. Next time on Oklahoma Horizon, we'll look at spring storm preparedness.
We could have a tornado tomorrow, and in Oklahoma, and we just want to make sure that we're taking care of consumers.
Rob: Plus we'll look at third grade reading requirements and new veteran jobs; on Oklahoma's show for the heartland, Oklahoma Horizon.
Rob: Well, we are out of time. I'm Rob McClendon. Thanks for watching. See you back here next time.


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Thought leaders from the world of UK and international government, finance, trade and ship owning will be among speakers at the London International Shipping Week 2019 (LISW19) headline conference to be held at the Grosvenor House Hotel on London's Park Lane, on Thursday 12th September.
Paddy Rodgers, past-CEO of Euronav, will moderate the day-long conference, which will have International Trade in a Changing World as its central theme.
Drawing on the sub-themes of Growing, Innovating and Partnering, the LISW19 conference will consider global issues including geopolitical conflict, global economic pressures, protectionism, technology, regulation, environment and even Brexit. Issues that may, or may not, impact the global maritime industry.
Following a welcome address from Harry Theochari, Chair, Maritime UK, Kitack Lim, IMO Secretary General, will discuss preparations for the global sulphur cap coming into force on 1 January 2020. A senior UK Government Minister will also deliver a keynote address.
The opening session entitled Trade – Growing New Markets, New Business – will ask the question: do the current trade tensions between the US, China and Europe signal the end of the rules-based liberal economic order? Is there an inherent tension between globalisation and inequality?
This session will analyse the status of global trade, its potential changes, whether rhetoric matches the reality and what challenges and opportunities will exist for global shipping.
The issues of Innovation & Sustainability will be tackled head on in the second session. It is known that shipping is changing fast and the moral and regulatory imperatives protecting the environment in which global shipping operates, will have an unprecedented effect on how global trade is propelled.
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Ponte Vecchio means Old Bridge. The original bridge was built by the Romans around 996 to cross the Arno River at it's narrowest point, but was swept away in a flood nearly 100 years later. It was rebuilt of stone and swept away in another flood in 1333, and rebuilt again in 1345. The Upper portion was built in 1565 and is known today as the Vasariano Corridor which connects the Ufizzi Gallery and the Pitti Palace.
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San Gimignano, Italy
San Gimignano, Italy became a town in the 10th century. It was named after the poet Folgore da San Gimignano who was born there in 1270. It boasts five museums and nine monuments and is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites. We had a great afternoon wandering through the town and through the shops. Many shops sell sketches of the Italian countryside done by local artists that are quite good.
The Temple of the Italian Glories
The Basilica di Santa Croce, also known as the Temple of the Italian Glories because of the number of famous Italians entombed there is located on the Piazza di Santa Croce 800 meters south of the Duomo. It is the principle Franciscan Church in Florence, has 16 chapels, and was probably started in 1294. There are a total of 16 tombs and monuments of famous Italians such as Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli, Dante, and Rossini. The neo-gothic façade dates 1857-1863 however, and the campanile 1842. Some 19 artists have contributed to the artwork.


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Tony Stewart cleared by grand jury in Kevin Ward Jr. death
Tony Stewart will not face criminal charges in the death of sprint-car driver Kevin Ward Jr. as a grand jury decided that there was not enough evidence to support any negligence by the three-time Cup champion.
Ontario County (N.Y.) District Attorney Michael Tantillo announced the decision Wednesday. A prosecutor needs 12 of the 23 grand jury members to recommend charges in order to obtain an indictment, and Tantillo did not get that in this case.
"We have no basis to charge Tony Stewart with any crime," Tantillo said.
MORE: Drivers, NASCAR community react to Stewart decision
Tantillo also said that toxicology reports showed that Ward was under the influence of marijuana during the race and that the levels were enough to impair his judgment.
After a wreck with Stewart Aug. 9 in an Empire Super Sprints race at Canandaigua Motorpsorts Park, the 20-year-old Ward got out of his car, walked onto the track and approached Stewart's car on foot as the field ran under caution on the 0.375-mile dirt track. Stewart's car struck Ward, who was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital 45 minutes later. The coroner determined he died from massive blunt force trauma.
Stewart released a statement shortly after Tantillo's press conference.
"This has been the toughest and most emotional experience of my life, and it will stay with me forever," Stewart said in the statement. "I'm very grateful for all the support I've received and continue to receive.
"I respect everything the District Attorney and Sheriff's Office did to thoroughly investigate this tragic accident. While the process was long and emotionally difficult, it allowed for all the facts of the accident to be identified and known.
"While much of the attention has been on me, it's important to remember a young man lost his life. Kevin Ward Jr.'s family and friends will always be in my thoughts and prayers."
Ward's family does not agree with the grand jury findings and issued a statement Wednesday saying the matter "is not at rest."
"Our son got out of his car during caution while the race was suspended," the statement said. "All the other vehicles were reducing speed and not accelerating except for Stewart who intentionally tried to intimidate Kevin by accelerating and sliding his car towards him causing this tragedy.
"The focus should be on Mr. Stewart and not my son. This matter is not at rest and we will pursue all remedies in fairness to Kevin."
Tantillo said the grand jury viewed two enhanced videos of the accident, and they showed "no aberrational driving" by Stewart.
"They were pretty important pieces of evidence here," he said.
Tantillo said the grand jury could have handed down one of two charges — manslaughter in the second degree or criminally negligent homicide. He said the grand jury heard from several witnesses who offered different perspectives on what happened. He said the grand jury deliberated for less than an hour before handing down its decision.
Stewart skipped the next three NASCAR Sprint Cup races but has competed in the last four while the sheriff's office investigated the accident and the prosecutor weighed criminal charges.
PHOTOS: Ward-Stewart tragedy
The most likely charge would have been criminal negligence resulting in death. Criminal negligence is defined in New York law as when someone "fails to perceive a substantial and unjustifiable risk that such result will occur or that such circumstance exists. The risk must be of such nature and degree that the failure to perceive it constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable person would observe in the situation."
The 43-year-old Stewart, who has won 48 Cup races in his career, has not talked publicly about whether or not he saw Ward just before hitting and what happened that night.
When it was announced Sept. 16 that the case would go to the grand jury, Stewart issued a statement that he would cooperate. Whether Stewart actually testified in front of the grand jury Tuesday has not been revealed.
"I respect the time and effort spent by both the Ontario County district attorney and the sheriff's office in investigating this tragic accident," Stewart said Sept. 16 in a statement. "I look forward to this process being completed, and I will continue to provide my full cooperation."
The criminal process has been completed unless some new evidence is found. The district attorney would need approval from a judge to re-open the case, and the grand jury can consider charges only one more time.
That would seem unlikely considering the time that has been taken in this case, including the enhancing of video obtained by investigators. While one video has been made public by the person who took it, a second video police obtained has not been released.
NASCAR also released a statement Wednesday on the grand jury decision:
"There are no winners in tragedy. Our thoughts and prayers remain with the Kevin Ward Jr. family and Tony Stewart as they all cope with this tragic incident at Canandaigua Motorsports Park. This has been a difficult time for everyone involved and we have respected the local authorities responsible for reviewing this case."
Stewart owns sprint-car teams as well as being co-owner of four Cup teams. Two of his drivers — Kevin Harvick and Kurt Busch — are currently in the Chase for the Sprint Cup. Stewart and Danica Patrick failed to make the Chase field.
Stewart is 26th in the standings with eight races left in the 2014 season. His sponsors have stood by him throughout the year.
While the criminal case is closed, Stewart could face a wrongful death lawsuit from the Ward family.


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We aren't always conscious of the effect that social media has on our moods, and, therefore, our bodies. After being bed bound for a while, I noticed that I didn't have the same tolerance I once had for the people, places, and things I once followed if they no longer fed me positive energy.
Even though scrolling through online platforms like Facebook has become a rote activity for most of us, I became keenly aware of its effects on my body over this period of intense recovery. There were an awful lot of messages of fear crossing my eyes on the daily and I could no longer ignore the impact it was having on my mood.
So, I decided I would routinely cleanse my newsfeed of any & all toxic messages that did not feed my spirit. While this may seem like a simple action, it had a profoundly favorable effect on my health.
Today, why not take a second or third look at what you casually browse?
And, make sure to spare yourself the guilt if this means no longer subscribing to other people you once considered friends. If they're a downer, they will only bring you in one direction.
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The Sun is the late-type star we can study with the highest level of detail. In the interpretation of stellar data, therefore, it is often assumed that the physical processes of the coronae of late-type stars are similar to those of the solar corona, i.e. the "solar-stellar analogy". In order to investigate the validity of this assumption, we have started a program to study systematically the Sun as an X-ray star. Our program aims to explore how far the solar model can be applied to other stars. In this paper we review the results obtained from these studies and, in particular, we discuss the variability of a star identical to the Sun during its cycle, the contribution of different coronal regions to the whole corona X-ray spectrum, and the role of flares. We find that the non-flaring Sun during its cycle fits well in the stellar scenario as a 'low-activity star. Our results suggest that the coronae of stars from low to intermediate activity may be explained as the effect of structures similar to those present on the Sun, changing the relative weight of the different kinds of non-flaring coronal regions; the coronae of very active stars may be explained if a continuous flaring activity characterizes these stars. Possible implications in stellar data interpretation are discussed. © 2003 COSPAR. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Orlando, S., Peres, G., & Reale, F. (2003). Viewing the sun as an x-ray star. In CONNECTIONS AND RECONNECTIONS IN SOLAR AND STELLAR CORONAE (pp.955-964).
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@LeonardLady Calvin Klein bras fit me the best of any bra I've ever tried on. They're also avaliable at Norsdroms Rack for ~$20 or under.
@LeonardLady Calvin Klein bras fit me the best of any bra I've ever tried on. They're also avaliable at Norsdroms Rack for ~$20 or under.
I agree with some bees that VS A cup seems too big at times, espeically on the push up bras. And then they just look akward because they really aren't pushing up anything haha… just adding a whole lot more padding to the area!
I'm a solid A/small B (aka very very very small- in my head B)
I honestly have stuck with a lot of the more "teen" bras and designs. For example, american eagle, Forever 21, aeropostale. They actually fit GREAT and do NOT break the bank. I especially love their T-shirt bras etc.
@LeonardLady i'm a 32A, probably even a 32AA — really they're almost non-existent. I like Wacoal. They're a little pricey full price, but I always find them at Marshalls or TJ Maxx and snatch them up whenever I do!
http://www.ae.com/aerie/browse/product.jsp?productId=0792_0352 ' defer='defer; these but sadly with marathon training my boobs have gotten sort of too small for an AA cup lol depressing
Yeah, I had Aerie bras in high school and loved them, but then literally the year after I graduated, they took the Aerie part out of all of our AE stores, and now the closest one in more than two hours away :/
(I don't know if Aerie is a seperate store from American Eagle for you guys, but when it was here, Aerie was INSIDE of AE. But apparently the one thats +2 hours away is its own store, weird. I googled it when the store went away a few years ago, lol)
Do you have a Kmart near your area? I (most likely) live in a different country, but the Kmarts here have really nice ones that cater to most sizes.
I'm a 32AA. My favorite cheap, nice, cute bras are H&M!! I think their sizes are wrong (must run small) because a 32A is perfect for me. Ah, also want to mention that I love Asian bras too!! You can get some on rakuten or yesstyle.com (and when I last visited Japan I bought so many bras LoL). 70A is basically 32AA.
I'm a 34/36A. I strongly dislike VS bras – they're uncomfortable, and the cups are typically shaped so that a giant gap is created when I lean forward, exposing my nipples. I just don't think they design for A cups. I've basically thrown away my VS bras.
I LOVE my Maidenform The Dream T-Shirt Bra. It has an underwire, but it is by far the most comfortable bra I've ever worn. It's the only bra I wear now. I wear it everyday to work, and because it gives me a nice shape (and a tiny bit of cleavage) I wear it going out, too. It's not a padded bra, either. I hope they never discontinue this bra! (I buy it on Amazon.)
i love maidenform also. they've always been very comfortable for me. i can't justify spending more than $10-ish on a bra that i can't even fill up, so i don't even bother looking at victoria's secret and department stores. i do most of my bra shopping at tjmaxx/marshall's, ross, and walmart. luckily, my boobs are small enough that a lot of times i can find my size in the girls' section.
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The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Yeezreel is Ye's latest invention and it's arriving on the scene this week. As one of his brighter renditions, the 350 has been, again, taken over by neon green hits throughout the shoe.
With the iconic Primeknit upper in a lime green colourway, mixed in with black hits through the different threads on the material, a real unique colourway has been formed.
Along both sides and in the classic seamless pattern, the Yeezreel 250 V2 displays the usual transparent stripe down the lateral sidewall, joining up to the heel's pull tab right at the back of the silhouette.
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Thanks! There are so few cabin pictures on A.net of Delta's new interior, and I can attest from experience that these interiors are NICE for a domestic flight!
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. hting for the North and trying to escape the bonds of slavery and gain freedom, discrimination still existed in the Army. The soldiers fought in segregated companies with white commanders.
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The Blacks were not equal to the whites as they received lower pay, performed fatigue duty and menial labor, such as cleaning quarters, laundering clothing, cleaning boots and cooking. Black soldiers, regardless of their rank, earned $10 a month minus $3 for clothing, while white privates earned $13 a month plus clothing. Ex-slaves could not advance into the ranks of commissioned officers until the end of the war. Batty and Parish note that less than 100 ever became officers and none ranked higher than captain. McPherson, who agrees with other historians that the blacks were considered second class soldiers, cites statistics to support this theory.He shows the contrast in the number of white and black soldiers killed in action and in the rate of death from disease 8 among the white and black soldiers. The black soldiers faced the prospect of execution or sale into slavery if captured.
Wilson reports that one of the worst atrocities allegedly committed against the black soldiers occurred at Fort Pillow, Tennessee on April 12, 1864, when the Confederate Army indiscriminately killed some three hundred black soldiers. The fort, stormed by General Nathan Bedford Forrests troops, had surrendered. Union officials claimed that the killing of the black soldiers was a massacre, however, the Confederate denied this claim, maintaining that the soldiers died in the fighting before the surrender.Wilson gives a detailed account of the battle to support the massacre theory and Harpers Weekly called the battle, "Inhuman, fiendish butchery." Stokesbury, in concurring with Wilson, notes"the weight of evidence .. suggests a massacre." This massacre failed to weaken the courage of the black soldiers, but rather fueled them with a desire of determination.
Just as the Union Army realized the importance of black soldiers, so did the South. The readiness to which these slaves responded to the call of fighting for the confederacy is explained by the fact that the failure of Nat Turner, among others, was held up to them as their fate, should they attempt to free themselves from their masters. In the early years of the war some Confederate states accepted blacks into their units, much to Jefferson Daviss opposition. Black workers found their way into armament factories and into the Confederate Army doing anything short of handling a gun.Throughout the war effort in the South, blacks willingly dug field fortifications, mounted cannons and built entrenchments to fortify cities and towns. Wilson cites an article in the Charleston Mercury on January 3, 1861, which reported, "One hundred and fifty able-bodied free colored men yesterday offered their services gratuitously..
. to hasten forward the important work of throwing up redoubts..along our coast.
" Likewise, the states of 8 Tennessee and Virginia enlisted the aid of the blacks. Often after completing the needed fortifications the slaves returned to the fields to help supply the needs of the confederate soldiers who were fighting to keep the blacks as slaves. As the Confederacy faced a mounting shortage of white soldiers, General Pat Cleburne developed a plan to use the blacks in the fight for the Confederacy.This plan promised freedom for the slaves but Jefferson Davis rejected the idea. In the dying days of the war in early 1865 the Confederacy faced an army that was daily thinned more to desertion than bullets. General-in chief of the Confederate Army General Robert E. Lee persuaded the Confederate Congress to arm slaves to fight for the South. These slaves trained, drilled and paraded in some cities.
However, the war ended before this program could begin. Their importance in the fighting is found in the claim they staked to equal rights following the war.Former slave Frederick Douglas wrote, "Once let the black man get upon his person the brass U.
S. .. and there is no power on earth which can deny that he has earned the right to citizenship." . The role of the black soldiers also influenced moderate Republicans to believe that the federal government should guarantee the equality before the law of all citizens.Small, but significant, steps developed following the war towards easing the color line.
For example, street cars became desegregated in several major cities. Illinois, which in 1862 had banned blacks from coming into the state, now lifted the ban, and allowed blacks to serve on juries and to testify in courts. Whereas other historians confine their accounts of black involvement in the Civil War, Catton notes in The Civil War that as a result of their fighting along side white soldiers a new attitude developed towards the blacks. Many northern soldiers had grown up knowing only the black as portrayed on the stage – grinning, big-mouthed, carefree 8 loving possum and watermelons and eating fried chicken. What they found was a real human – struggling to be in control of his destiny.He describes a Wisconsin soldiers feelings by saying, "The black folks are awful good, poor miserable things that they are. The boys talk to them fearful and treat them most any way and yet they cant talk two minutes but tears come to their eyes and they throw their arms up and praise de Lord for de coming of de Lincoln soldiers.
" Deeply entrenched in the institution of slavery, the black population responded by playing an important role in the Civil War. This role began years before the actual fighting, with the foundation being laid by outright rebellion and individual resistance as the slaves dreamed of freedom. Building on this foundation historians agree that the role of the blacks in the fighting of the Civil War was important to both the North and South efforts. Consequently, the historians agree agreement that one important result of their fighting was the advancement of the idea of their freedom and steps toward equality. This idea of freedom and equality gave great confidence and pride to these long oppressed people.Bibliography Batty, Peter The Divided Union, Tempus Publishing Limited, September 1999.
Catton, Bruce The Civil War, Houghton Mifflin Company, April 1985 Foner, Eric and Mahoney, Olivia A House Divided, Norton, Ww, Louisania University Press, May 1991 McPherson, James M. The Negros Civil War: How Americans Felt and Acted During the War for the Union., Ballantine Books, Inc., February 1989 Stokesbury, James C. A Short History of the Civil War Morrow, William & Company, March, 1997 Wilson, Joseph T.
The Black Phalanx: African-American Soliders in the War of Independence and the Civil War Plenum Publishing Corp., April 1994.


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The following is the second instalment of a two-part article on locally trained ministry within the Anglican Church of Canada. Read Part 1.
Different models for locally trained ministry apply in different dioceses and communities of the Anglican Church of Canada. In general, local training involves a regionally-based program that candidates for ministry can participate in on a part-time basis over an extended period of time.
As opposed to seminary training, regionally provided ministry schools will often have intensive courses that meet for a certain period, such as one week, each season. Candidates for local training feel a deep commitment to carry out ministry, but one that typically must be balanced with other responsibilities.
"People who tend to become locally trained priests are commonly people who had a sense of being called to priestly ministry—but who aren't going to leave their day jobs or whatever aspect of their lives in order to take this on as a paid career, or lifelong full-time commitment," Archdeacon William Harrison said.
"Instead, there's a sense that these are people for whom that's a ministry to which they're called and a contribution that they can make to the life of their parishes."
Before taking on his current position as director of mission and ministry for the Diocese of Huron, Archdeacon Harrison served as ministry development officer for the Diocese of Kootenay, a largely rural diocese that developed local clergy to work in non-stipendiary support positions—still its primary use for locally trained clergy.
"What we've seen there [in Kootenay] is a real push to sustain and grow the church in areas where it would be impossible to provide paid seminary-trained clergy to offer real week-to-week leadership," he said.
The Kootenay School of Ministry, where Harrison served as principal from 2011 to 2014, evolved out of preparations for locally trained priests and deacons in the diocese. Besides forming priests and deacons, the school also trains licensed lay ministers to take leadership roles in parishes.
In the Territory of the People, locally ordained priests Martina Duncan and Angus Muir attended courses in the Diocese of New Westminster and the Kootenay School of Ministry alongside local and online training. Bishop Barbara Andrews laid out requirements for the candidates to have knowledge in certain areas such as biblical studies, theology, pastoral care, and parish administration.
Once the candidates had met those competencies, the bishop felt prepared to ordain them.
"Because they're locally trained, they're also non-stipendiary, so I put a condition on the parish that they will provide a certain amount of funds for them to continue their studies," Bishop Andrews said.
"It's lifelong learning, which we say for all priests, but most of us go to seminary and then we don't continue studying after that in the same intentional way."