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Easier rules for class structure, ProMotion for RubyMotion, JSON APIs in Rails 4, concurrency with Futuroscope, ActiveRecord help via Searchlight, and internationalization with haml-i18n-extractor.
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Hinsdale South No-Hate Week puts spotlight on differences
Mike Cheong passes out candy as students arrive at Hinsdale South High School Monday. The Diversity Club members greeted students at the entrance for No-Hate Week. | James C. Svehla~for Sun-Times Media
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The 1,700-plus students at Hinsdale South High School are a diverse group, as illustrated by these statistics, provided by the school and its 2012 Illinois School Report Card.
• 460 students come from non-English speaking or bilingual households
• Hinsdale South students speak 46 different languages
• The English Language Learner Program includes students from more than 10 countries
• 80 Hinsdale South students are hearing-impaired
• More than 17 percent of students are African-American
• More than 9 percent are Asian
• Nearly 1 in 10 students is Hispanic
• Nearly 3 percent of students describe themselves as bi- or multi-racial
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Don't hate me if you don't know my story.
That's the theme for this year's No-Hate Week, an annual effort by Hinsdale South's Diversity Club to foster tolerance and acceptance among the school's diverse student body.
The group kicked off the week Monday by showing classmates there's more to every person than meets the eye. Members of the club greeted students wearing signs that told something about themselves.
"Just because you see me every day doesn't mean you know me," said senior Michael Cheong, whose sign revealed his fear of shopping carts.
Like many members of the Diversity Club, Cheong joined after attending the sophomore diversity workshop, an annual part of No-Hate Week. The workshop is an exercise in awareness and acceptance for all sophomores that Principal Brian Waterman said helps students become respectful, tolerant citizens. Along with two guest speakers, the day involves an activity in which sophomore students are given a label, worn on the forehead. Students have to guess what is on the label through questions asked by their classmates.
Cheong said the questions often shed light on stereotypes and get students thinking about how races, religions and cultures are judged.
"People really do judge people without really knowing who they are," said junior Erika Yanez.
Her classmates might guess from her name that Yanez is of Hispanic descent, but the sign she wore Monday morning also revealed her text anxiety — something that isn't as visible, but something that others likely share.
"People here are pretty accepting of diversity," said sophomore Brett Kvasnicka, whose sign read, "You may not know that my step family is black."
No-Hate Week continues Tuesday with the sophomore diversity workshop. Wednesday is Warm Fuzzy Day, when students had the chance to buy cotton candy at lunch. On Thursday, groups of students will watch the movie "Bully."


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I just came across this interview with Ironclad's Blair Fraser with 1up.com about the next installment in the micro-expansions for Sins of a Solar Empire.
"The second micro expansion is really about both diplomacy and the non-military aspects of the game which will bring it more in line with the RT4X sub-genre we've labeled it as. Certainly, multiple paths to victory, especially non military paths, are part of that," Fraser said, adding that the introduction of additional game modes that will make the game more multiplayer-friendly is also a distinct possibility, pointing to the user-made Sins of a Solar Empire DOME mod as an example."
Check out the article at 1up.com.
Wonder how those would work in multiplayer..
Sounds interesting. But I kidna lost interest in sins with the whole siege frigate fisco.
A little shy on specifics, but surely stirs up interest even more. Even a hint of spies!
Blair, give us the beta earlier! It can run for 3 months this time, we won't mind. Promise.
I second this.
I third this as well. I really enjoyed beta testing. It made me hunger for more.
I love the game, any upgrade will be welcomed.
What DID sins do to stir up the ESRB? I haven't heard anything about that.
Well, some of the speech was going to be a bit more coarse, and they were going to have floating bodies and such when ships blew up. Craig mentioned that in a thread a while back. Besides that, I don't know!
Awesome interview!
This part is genius:
"The second micro expansion is really about both diplomacy and the non-military aspects of the game which will bring it more in line with the RT4X sub-genre we've labeled it as. Certainly, multiple paths to victory, especially non military paths, are part of that," Fraser said, adding that the introduction of additional game modes that will make the game more multiplayer-friendly is also a distinct possibility, pointing to the user-made Sins of a Solar Empire DOME mod as an example."
Hope IC is going to introduce this - specially that part in regards to MP!
"Don't despair though, because Fraser says that Ironclad wants to release a few special things that "have nothing to do with patches, upgrades, or expansions." He added that there was content taken out for reasons such as the ESRB that he would love to release without "stirring up trouble." For our part, we're absolutely dying to know what Sins of a Solar Empire could have possibly done to stir up the ESRB. "
Am I the only one who found this to be a VERY interesting comment??? I would absolutely love to know what these items were!!!
EDIT: posted this before I noticed the earlier responses...oops.
SINS of a Solar Empire can't have too many SINS in it, now can it? Looking forward to the next expansion. Espionage, improved empire management, and replacement to the current mission based diplomacy is more than welcomed.
great news! and earlier than I expected. I'd have thought we'd get more info by end of march.
it's definately what I had been longing for since the game's release and from I posted, I'm obviously delighted to also see the alternative victory paths apparently in. and the planet capturing ... well, it would be nice.
about the beta I'd agree. now, I'm can't tell about what the ai could do seriously wrong, but my take is: give us a beta as soon as you have everything in place and working without the most serious of bugs. never mind the ai using it. have it be a brain dead ai for all we care. after all, why program the ai to something that might change anyway. we saw that the entrechment beta introduced some considerable changes over its course. so ... maybe an earlier, slightly rougher beta would help in making the balancing and evolution branches more parallel instead of one having to go before the other and then back again. and of course we'd we more food earlier.
I see you have by now also adapted the 'when it's done' attitude. it's probably the best you can do. after all, what did murphy say: whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.
That's one way to get people to test these things in MP. If you remember in the Sins beta, the AI couldn't tie its own shoe, so everyone was playing MP (well, all few dozen of us active ones )
Im sorry if i dont sound grateful or anythng, and any adds to the game is good. but i was really hoping to see a new even more powerful race added. something in line with not one race can stand along against this newer even more powerful evil race. Im not about diplomacy when i play i like the head on brute force of battle. Plus adding newer planet types would be a welcome site too, I know there are mods but its becomes a real pain in the ass either waiting on someone to convert the old to new and having to do it yourself.
anyway i guess we will have to wait and see what they come up with.
I used to play a very good board game as a student called Dimplomacy, the game mechanics were very simple but the possibilities endless. What made it such a good gameplay experience was you having to communicate and negotiate with other players on what your intended moves were, but before those moves were executed you had to write down your orders and at that point you could either do as you promised or something completely different.
Unlike normal turn-based board games all the orders from all the players were assessed at the same time to determine the outcome which was when you found out who your friends and enermies were.
Maybe this isn't a practical form of gameplay for Sins the point I want to get across that it was exciting and tense having everything play out at once, if you read it right it was glorious but if you got it wrong it was complete horror, which is highly unusal for a board game. So maybe worth consideration, kind of like a dimplomacy tech tree where you cast the dice in one direction at specific points in the game which plays to your advantage or detrement.
The 4x aspect isn't really going to be there until IC implements more races/factions. I'm not just talking about one or two. We need GalCivII or SEV amounts of races/factions for it to have the feel of an epic space empire game.
It'll possibly be harder to balance than other 4x games b/c there is more emphasis on combat, but SOTS did it (with 6). I hope a big expansion adds a least 4 more factions/races.
This sounds nummy. Can I pre-order it now? What about now? Maybe Now? Or Now? Now? Now?
Check now.
well, I for one don't particularly need new race(s). sure, I won't mind, but the things announced seem more important to me. and don't forget, 4X games have more races, because more often than not, these races are more or less variations of one single framework with an extra tech here, or some racial feature. sins' race balance is more the rts direction with fewer, but more diversified races. both are fine, but just don't expect a huge increase. DoW with sequels is probably one of the rare examples of an rts with more than 3 -4 races.
writing down .... yeah. I'd love to see in the mid future (that is in a decade or two) like a real ai. where you send messages in writing, anything and you would see some sort of intelligent reaction. basically an actual intelligence of sorts. but that's the nerd in me speaking I guess. would also be massively op for games. like the proverbial bazooka for hunting.
For example, Sword of the Stars (SOTS) is a turn-based 4x with real-time tactical combat and has SIX races. Its first release had four factions, and added two more with two expansions. It would be a great disappointment to me if SOASE doesn't at least get in the ball park of six races/factions.
And quite frankly, the TEC, Advent, and Vasari don't feel different enough as is to warrant the lack of races/factions. Right now, it feels as if Ironclad's strategy is "just give a different mesh/name for the same frigate, carrier, etc."
It's one of this games biggest cons in my opinion. I felt the first Dawn of War did a good job creating unique factions, even in the expansions. I hate that "it's a RTS" and "balance" are excuses for devs to not create multiple races/factions.
I didn't play sots, but I believe you on that point.
we've had the race discussion several time over. unit wise, they may be similar, but most games use some sort of framework to fit in for races and then make manipulations for them here and there. the important point is: do they play differently? do they require different paths to win? I think sins races do.
as for the rest, I can't think of anything more to say from what I did. I won't object to new races, but there's a whole range of things I'd rather see and new races require quite some work to implement. actually, I find more than a handful of races almost confusing, I'd rather have fewer and those with big diversity.
Sure, but you don't mention that the only real difference between them is their appearance and how they move around. The tech tree is the same and that's the only reason it works. They use the same weapons, the same "parts" in functionality, except for a handful of race-specific ones to facilitate the aforementioned minor differences.
Same with the majority of GalCiv.
In Sins, everything is unique. It wouldn't work.
Excuse? Balance is damn good reason for any RTS that wants to be taken seriously. DoW 1 was a fun game, but after Dark Crusade it was impossible to mention 'DoW' and 'ladder' without generating laughter. It takes a lot of time and money from the devs to balance a RTS with more than 3-4 factions, and most companies who try find they can't afford it, leaving a train wreck of balance behind.
I can't think of any RTS with more than 3 factions/races that felt really balanced. Warcraft 3 was pretty close, but that was only after a full expansion and ~15 more patches after that. Only Blizzard could afford that kind of support, and even then there are still some standout balance issues with that game.
As of SINS, well the player base is more casual so they could probably get away with looser balance. Even so if they were to make a new race that played really differently from the established norm, it would require a lot of testing to ensure the new race didn't have a major advantage over the existing ones. Nevermind that adding 2-3 new races that all play differently, as some people are asking, would require a long time to develop. You'd need 3 full tech trees + the new defence tree, with unique research options and specializations for each new race. You'd need 5 unique cap ships (possibly more if a future expansion adds to the existing races) with 4 different and balanced abilities each. And if you really want them to be different, you need a completely new gimmick to go with each new race. That's a lot of work, and once the micro-expansions are done will there even be enough interest in Sins to make money on this? It almost seems more worthwhile to start Sins 2 rather than add a full expansion at that point.
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however they decide to overhaul the diplomacy system, it has to go both ways. I find it more than annoying where AI opponents expect you to kill X amount of ships from this empire or that, but you can't task your potential allies to do the same. What the computer is able to proposition you with, you should be able to as well.
If we see other options of aquiring planets they'll likely be through economic, though this might give TEC a unfair advantage with all the revenue they can generate mid-late game, so balancing might involve other factors on whether the AI is willing to sell a planet to you or not.
I'm a bit dubious about any diplomacy overhaul, as this will greatly change how the game is played. Entrenchment gave some goodies for defense, but you basically play the game same as before. If the next micro expansion is changing gameplay, they need to open up the AI. We're likely left with the same 3 races, a bunch of terrans who can move economies between worlds with ease, an exiled race, Advent, who can bend mind and wills with their psi and beam weapons, and the warlike Vasari who would likely still shoot first and talk trade second. Does anyone else see how diplomacy has little to do with the back story between each race. I think customized AI, at least for diplomacy is essential for any diplomatic overhaul to work. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, even if it's just a set of sliders that determines how each empire reacts to the other based on certain conditions, and adjusting the level of trust when you start a new game. I won't hold my breath for changing combat AI directly, but without the ability to customize diplomatic AI for each game, Ironclad might as well jump to their next micro expansion and put an actual campaign together for each race.
I could be wrong here, and this is just an opinion mind you, but StarCraft, also by Blizzard was one heck of a game that had very different races, the Zerg being my favorite. But that said, Sins has in my mind a wonderful difference in that the races although being different, aren't TOO different, by that i mean going from one race to another requiring me to completely re-learn how to play.
But yes, difference and more races would be nice in my book, but maybe not too many. And the importance will be to have the racial differences be strong enough to play out interestingly.
Say a race of Diplomats? That attack with culture and intrigue and behind the scenes backstabbing/politics/influence buying without ever raising a fleet above small size. Perhaps they can't raise a fleet above small size. This could allow players who are very much into that kind of thing to play, and win in scenarios against the vasari, or tec or advent. Perhaps the influence could "turn" a forthcoming raid/invasion on its head and stop it. Something the other factions do not have the ability to even attempt.
Or Trade race, where trade ships and purchasing/selling to the market, or to each race is the prime point. Where fleets of tradeships are "guarded" by the advent or vasari, or tec, depending on what is being shipped and where. This wouldnt mean not losing any ships at all, but the "guards" or the pirate "buyout" could mean a mostly hassle free shipment of goods from one place to another. Perhaps in this scenario, the Trade Repulblic would only "win" in alliance with the faction that they pin most of their trade to, while "starving" the others, but that might be a decision late game after playing "all of the factions" in the beginning to determine which way the war is going.
Biological race, where "grown" ships (perhaps in the manner of Zerg or perhaps not) give them an edge in certain aspects of battle. Perhaps Giant ameoba that draw /absorb weapons fire from attacking ships and ultimately dies, but gives the small more fragile fleet the chance to sneak in and either "corrupt" planetmodules or ships, "infect" them so to say, rendering them either slow decay and erratic behavior or converting them, i would prefer the former as we already have a conversion ability in the advent, and it would be nice to see some difference from that. But with enough infected ships, modules, planets it could be a way where any of the other factions have the ONLY choice of losing vast amounts of low end ships or targets in order to overcome the relative at a distance killing of these infectors. This could mean warfare with this race in a more "indirect" approach, instead of stand off fight to the death weapons fest that we have now. It could bring a new approach and tactics of course, and by doing so could make the game more interesting.
What im saying here, is not just to introduce ANY race, or random-quick drawn thrown into the game kinds of races, but races that have distinct and very obvious and "Playable" differences. The ones i note above are only ideas, but my thrust here is to create a different kind of "play approach" when playing them.
Anyway, just some ideas and thoughts, take care and keep modding!!!


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Can any one tell, how to get good rank in Bing search engine?. How is working Bing's algorithm. I have already submitted my website sitemap to Google webmaster tool. But i have no idea about Bing sitemap. How is Bing's SEO works?.
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Good content and backlinks. But that said I find Bing's Local Map ranking system confusing at best. Listings that have not been claimed with no website rank above business with claimed profiles and websites. I have an endless number of examples but here is one: http://www.bing.com/search?q=lawyer+fall+river+ma&qs=HS&form=QBLH&pq=lawyer+fall&sc=7-11&sp=1&sk=
Here is the website I am trying to get ranked: http://www.wcdriscolllaw.com/ Right now this site ranks on page 20 of the maps. I have claimed the listing, submitted it to Bing Webmaster Tools, submitted a site map, added facebook links and many other things. Nothing moves the needle. Why do listings with no websites rank above this listing? I think the problem is with Bing's Algorithm. If there is a problem with the site why is there no notification in Bing's webmaster tools? Any ideas would be welcome.
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use good quality on your pages and never copy from other websites. It's all about quality content!
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First follow Bing web master instruction, thereafter evey thing in your hand, one of major seo tip is "Repeated users" is good for SEO. Now you say when users will come back to your site again?
Example site, which is for Online Mock Test NISM Exam in India. Test it now.
Please read the post by Chelsea29 about SEO and Search engines
You may want to read my (Chelsea29) earlier thread about SEO.
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Today brings the athletic department revealing the front of the 2011-12 jerseys on Twitter. The "slight update" they refer to is all in the arm area. Comparing it to Jae Crowder's jersey from last year, the dark patch on the shoulders are gone, as are the multicolored pattern on the sleeves. Stay tuned til next week, when we are promised a "major change" on the back of the jerseys.
As a tease for the Big East schedule being released tomorrow, the athletic department provided us with a sneak preview of the new shorts that MU will be wearing this season. As you can see here, it looks like the blue has shifted darker to a tone that reminds me of Maurice Lucas-era blue, and the stripes widen out towards the bottom now.


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With its breathtaking views of the Yorkshire Dales, Richmond Castle fully deserves its place as one of the finest tourist attractions in North Yorkshire. The castle was originally built to subdue the unruly North of England it is one of the greatest Norman fortresses in Britain.
Learn all about the castle's past in the interactive exhibition before taking a peaceful stroll round the secluded Cockpit Garden. The castle's fun and exciting events programme will give you the perfect chance to enjoy live action events and don't forget to bring a picnic.
If you are in the area why not visit nearby Middleham Castle, the favourite childhood home of Richard III, or explore Barnard Castle and discover more action packed days out in the Dales?
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Knight's Tournament
Sat 27 & Sun 28 Jul 2013
Come and marvel at our Medieval Knights as they take part in the Tournament of Foote. Enjoy a display of poleaxe combat, browse the Living History Encampment, listen to period music and laugh out loud at our own medieval Jester!
Medieval Courtly Combat
Fri 9 & Sat 10 Aug 2013
Thrill to the clash of steel as knights from The Plantagenets perform a medieval 'Tournament of Foote'. Enjoy this living history spectacular and marvel at the skills on display. You can also try the noble art of archery (small extra charge applies).
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Your hedge is the frame of your yard or your home. Keeping it trim and tidy can be quick and easy when you have the right hedge trimmer for the task.
This guide explains the difference that power source can make to your trimmer's performance. You'll learn what to look for when comparing hedge trimmers and the features that can make your job easier, as well as some tips on how to best trim your hedges and maintain your trimmer year-round.
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Like most of today's lawn equipment, there are three ways your trimmer may be powered: Gas, Electric, or Rechargable Cordless. The right hedge trimmer for you will give you the performance you need with the least effort required.
Gas - If you have a lot of hedges to trim, or trim hedges frequently, a gas trimmer will provide the heavy duty performance you need. With no need for an extension cord or recharging, gas trimmers offer the greatest versatility as well. However, these powerful models can be somewhat heavier and noisier, and require regular maintenance.
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Bis Films was recently contracted by Rickard's Blonde to create three short cooking spots featuring local chef Jean-François Plante, owner of l'Aromate here in Montreal. These three recipes use the new Rickard's Blonde beer as one of the ingredients. This project was over before we knew it, but our palates were tantalized by some of the food preparations we witnessed and feasted upon during the shoot.


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Recap: Rockets 122, Thunder 119
Rockets 122, Thunder 119: James Harden went 7-for-8 from 3-point range en route to a career-high 46 points and Jeremy Lin scored nine of his 29 in the final 3:05 as Houston used a big fourth quarter to overcome visiting Oklahoma City.Harden went 14 of 19 from the field and added eight rebounds and six assists in his best game against his former team. The Rockets had a busy day in advance of Thursday's trade deadline and were playing without key rotation pieces Patrick Patterson and Toney Douglas, who have reportedly been traded.Thabo Sefolosha scored a career-high 28 points, Russell Westbrook added 28, 10 rebounds and eight assists and Kevin Durant recorded his second career triple-double with 16 points, 12 boards and 11 assists for the Thunder, who have dropped three straight.Oklahoma City held a 107-93 lead after back-to-back 3-pointers by Kevin Martin and Sefolosha but went the next 6:47 without a field goal as Houston took control. Harden's 3-pointer with 2:20 left knotted it at 111 and he blocked Westbrook at the other end before Lin drained a 3-pointer to give the Rockets their first lead since the second quarter.Harden added a basket and Lin buried another 3-pointer with 49 seconds left to make it a 119-113 gap. Westbrook finally ended the field-goal drought with a 3-pointer but Harden and Lin combined to make three free throws in the final 24 seconds to seal it.GAME NOTEBOOK: Harden went a combined 9-for-33 and Houston lost the first two meeting with the Thunder by a total of 52 points. … The Rockets hit eight 3-pointers in the first quarter to jump out to a 36-29 lead. They connected on 15-of-33 from beyond the arc in the contest. … Houston has reportedly traded Patterson, Douglas and Cole Aldrich to the Sacramento Kings in exchange for No. 5 overall pick Thomas Robinson, Francisco Garcia and Tyler Honeycutt. Aldrich was one of the pieces that came over from Oklahoma City in the Harden trade before the season. Forward Marcus Morris went from Houston to the Phoenix Suns in the deal.
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Plaque marks £700,000 flood defences for town
Last updated at 19:59, Thursday, 12 July 2012
A plaque has been unveiled to commemorate Cockermouth's £700,000 award-winning flood defences.
It was unveiled yesterday at The Trout Hotel by the North West Institution of Civil Engineers to mark work done by the town's flood action group and the Environment Agency to protect the Gote Road area.
Richard Coackley, institution president, said close co-operation between the Environment Agency and Cockermouth Flood Action Group showed what could be achieved.
They had delivered a "first-rate project" that had changed lives for the better, he said.
In the past five years the Gote Road area has suffered flooding three times. The flood alleviation project now protects 42 houses.
The action group secured long-term loan ownership and maintenance agreements for a new pumping station.
Members also helped to design and supervise the work with the agency.
The scheme also helps to safeguard the River Derwent's habitat, making it a site of specific scientific interest.
Earlier this year the flood alleviation scheme also won the institution's community project award.
- Work to install a self-closing flood barrier in Cockermouth is due to begin in September. The barrier is the first of its kind in the UK and will be installed on the River Cocker at Rubbybanks Road.
It will rise with the river and close when it reaches a certain height to prevent flooding.
Work is going on to create the barrier's concrete foundations.
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It's hard to believe that a year has passed since my journey as the 76th Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Queen began. My crowning moment is one that I will never forget.
I remember feeling so excited, but mostly shocked as my name was called and my new beautiful crown was placed on my head. I couldn't believe that my dream of being able to represent this festival, city and people that I've grown so close to, had actually come true. The pageant was absolutely wonderful and the ball was a blast.
It was so special to have some of my best friends in the pageant and ball with me. All of the girls in the court were so friendly and supportive. I'm glad I was able to share this unforgettable experience with them.
My festival weekend may have been a little dampened by tropical storm Lee, but as my king, Mr. David Naquin, kept reminding me throughout the weekend, "We won't let it rain on our reign."
Although the storm canceled some of our traditional festivities, such as the Blessing of the Fleet and Mass in Lawrence Park, our unyielding festival continued on. There was still great attendance and despite weather conditions, our festival remained a success as always.
Mr. David and I enjoyed visiting with the vendors and guests who came out to enjoy our festival. I would like to thank all of you for your support and dedication to our festival, it means so much.
Ever since I was a little girl, I've attended and loved this festival. It was truly a dream come true getting to attend last year as its queen. Despite the storm, I wore my crown and shrimp boots with pride as I got to participate in the festival like never before.
Opening the festival with the ribbon cutting and taking the first ferris wheel ride along with Mr. David, court members, children royalty, and board members was truly memorable. I also felt special while visiting the local elementary schools where the children thought I was a "real princess."
I enjoyed spending the day with a few visiting queens and court members while we toured the Mr. Charlie, visited the festival grounds, and ate delicious shrimp at the shrimp boil.
I can't thank Mr. David enough for making my weekend as special as possible even under the weather conditions; he went above and beyond to make it great by keeping everyone laughing, helping me get over my fear of interviews and public speaking, and even throwing us an additional shrimp boil and non-traditional Blessing of the Fleet toast. I am so glad I was able to share my reign with him.
The sun finally joined in on our parade as we rolled through the streets of Morgan City and the fireworks were a perfect way to end our special weekend with a bang! I had so much fun and am so honored to have had the opportunity to spend the weekend with everyone as the 76th queen.
As my festival weekend came to a close, my role as advocate of the festival began.
I've travelled to many pageants and festivals throughout the year, congratulating newly crowned royalty and viewing Louisiana through a queen's eyes all while promoting our festival. Some pageants I've attended are the Louisiana Cattle Festival Pageant, Louisiana Sugar Cane Pageant, Delcambre Shrimp Festival Pageant, Southwest Louisiana Mardi Gras Pageant, Louisiana Crawfish Pageant and many others.
I also traveled to several festivals and queens' day events such as the Louisiana Fur and Wildlife Festival where they honored the shrimp industry this year, and the Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival where I won the strawberry picking contest. I went speckled trout fishing in Plaquemines Parish during the Plaquemines Seafood Festival. I attempted shooting skeet in Gueydan at the Gueydan Duck Festival Queens day events; had a blast at the Greater New Orleans Floral Trail Festival where I toured and shopped in New Orleans and then handed out flowers to many guests at the coronation.
I competed in a mock pageant as Betsy Gump and took pictures with the biggest gumbo pot in the world at the Bridge City Gumbo Festival. I also attended the Swamp Pop Music Festival where I danced to the Cajun music and helped to raise awareness for cystic fibrosis. I went crawfishing in the crawfish ponds of Breaux Bridge and ate delicious boiled crawfish at the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival, competed in a spaghetti eating contest at the Sicilian Festival, toured the beautiful plantation and grounds of the Oak Alley Plantation at the St. James Sugar Cane Pageant, attended the Orange Ball and travelled to many other festivals and pageants throughout Louisiana.
I represented the Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival at the Louisiana Association of Fairs and Festivals' Convention, participating in the weekend's events. I also had the honor of travelling to Washington, D.C., to the Mystick Krewe of Louisianans' Mardi Gras celebration.
"As the 76th queen, I have made friendships and memories that will last a lifetime. This experience has given me so many opportunities and allowed me to meet several remarkable people. I wish I could do it all over again!
I want to thank the Shrimp and Petroleum Board of Directors for giving me this opportunity and trusting in me to uphold this special honor. I feel so privileged to have been able to represent the people of Morgan City, Berwick and Patterson, and the Shrimp and Petroleum Festival. I can't wait to proudly fly my Queen Flag every year during the festival weekend.
It's very bittersweet that my reign is coming to an end but I know it's time for another very lucky girl to get to experience the best year of her life.
To my successor who will be crowned on Saturday, "Take this title and don't hold back. You are about to embark on one of the best years of your life, so enjoy it to the fullest. Go to every event you possibly can and make as many memories as possible. Always remember to keep the Tri-City area and its people and hospitality in your heart and be proud to call this place your hometown. Know that we have so much to be proud of here and that our oldest chartered harvest festival is truly the best festival there is.
"Wear your crown with pride and always know that your actions will always be a reflection on our festival. This year will be over before you know it so have your camera, smile and scrapbooking skills ready because the memories you're about to make will definitely be ones you won't want to forget."


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July 18 & 19 (Thursday and Friday) - Registration available soon. BUSAD 5593 - 14 hours (1.4 CEUs) (14 PDUs) Two-day programTime: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Fee: $1,295 (includes continental breakfast, lunch and two-year Scrum Alliance membership) Early registration discount of $100, if registered by July 1. Call 610-648-3274 to register.
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This two-day Penn State Great Valley certification program will allow participants to receive their ScrumMaster® Certification (CSM). As the premier local university for ScrumMaster® Certification, Penn State Great Valley offers students enrolling in this program 1.4-CEUs (Continuing Education Units); additionally, Certified Project Management Professionals (PMPs) are eligible to receive 14-PDUs.
Penn State Great Valley is a ScrumAlliance®, Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.). We are committed to providing professional training that adheres to the principles of Scrum Alliance, while maintaining the academic integrity of Penn State University.
See ScrumAlliance website for specifics regarding the online Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) exam launched October 1, 2009.
Our instructor has over 19 years of IT experience in a wide variety of global industries. Currently he works in a Release/Program Manager role, involving a large-scale agile initiative (40+ teams, over 500 employees). Student evaluations from each of his classes continually comment how his hands-on ScrumMaster experience adds to the their learning experience.
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Posted September 18th, 2009 by Iain MaclarenThe Sunday Times this weekend will announce that it has selected NUI Galway as the Irish University of the Year. For staff and students this is welcome recognition for the institution and all the efforts that have been put in in recent years with new degree programmes, investment in the campus (including a vast range of new technologies), and a rapidly growing research and technology development record, with Ireland's best record for patents and 'spin outs'. Nice to get some good news amidst the more usual economic gloom!
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Asking the Aardvark...
Posted September 15th, 2009 by Keene Haywood
As the social networking scene continues to explode, developers are increasingly finding novel ways to use services such as Facebook and Twitter. Through the Facebook Connect technology, the developers of a web app called Aardvark seem to be onto something. Their service basically crowd sources your contacts and contacts of contacts in Facebook to help answer any question you may have. Any question. So how good would this be for students? Probably pretty good unless you are taking a test, in which case asking the Vark might not be a good idea.
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Where you Twitter...the service goes geospatial
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Late yesterday and this morning, the blogosphere and twittersphere have been abuzz at Twitter's announcement that it will incorporate geospatial capabilities into the next iteration of the Twitter API to be released soon. This will give developers an opportunity to incorporate lat-log data into user's tweets to see specific locations of where the tweets are being posted. While this will be an optional feature for privacy reasons, having this capability will open up the doors for some very interesting use of Twitter for real time events such as natural disasters, breaking news, and whole host of other uses. Students and teachers in the field can use this to their advantage as well for fieldwork and data gathering adding an entirely new context to real time microblogging. Remember, its all about location, location, location...
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My Pestalozzi group is focused on social media and human rights. The group has of course applied what we 'preach' :) and maintained the conversation during the period between on-site meetings (Austria in 2008, and France in 2009) through the use of several social platforms. My post with a reference to the Horizon Report 2008 was received with enthusiasm by the community. Participants were unaware of the report but extremely interested in it. Needless to say that the 2009 report was received with the same level of enthusiasm.
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Building 101: The Building Blocks of Second Life
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Building 101 is an 8-hour intense crash course that will cover all aspects of Beginner and Intermediate building in Second Life, from prim creation and movement to basic use of scripts, sculpties and animations.
This course will be an asset to educators as they not only design their curriculum, but also as they build their classrooms.
Building 101 will be beginning July 11 and continue through August 1, 2009. Class will be held Saturdays, 9 to 11 am Second Life Time (PST). The cost for this course is $149.
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ITHACA, NY-- The Cornell women's basketball team improved to 3-2 on the year as head coach Dayna Smith got her 100th win as the Big Red's leader. Cornell won 70-60 over Manhattan.
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Now, she is truly in a class all by herself.
Smith won her 500th career game as softball coach at Calhoun on Saturday, when the Lady Jackets defeated Prince Avenue Christian, 4-3, in their third game of the Score International Tournament at Gordon Lee.
The win total started back in 1986 when Smith took over as softball coach and continued through the change from slow pitch to fast pitch softball. Smith is the only coach in the state to reach the 500-win mark in the sport.
"Individually, it was a win like any other victory," said Smith. "I would not be honest if I said getting to this plateau was not a big thrill. It has been a long but exciting journey. All 500 victories are wrapped in one big ball. I have been thrilled at how many of my players from the past have emailed me and expressed their great pride in being a part of the 500 wins."
The win on Saturday morning came in large part to a triple by Shanta McDaniel to drive in the winning run. It was McDaniel's second hit of the game. Taylor Kelly also had two hits.
Alyssa Shawgo was the winning pitcher, going all seven innings, allowing three runs on seven hits and striking out eight. She also had two hits and two RBIs at the plate.
That win was the first of three on Saturday at the tournament for Calhoun (14-10), so Smith now actually stands at 502 wins. The other two wins later in the day came over North Murray, 4-2, and Mt. Pisgah Christian, 7-5. Shawgo was the winning pitcher in both of those games, as well, and had two hits against Mt. Pisgah. On the mound, she gave up two runs on three hits while striking out four against North Murray, and allowed four hits against and struck out one against Mt. Pisgah.
McDaniel was the offensive star against North Murray with two hits. Bree Walraven had three hits against Mt. Pisgah, and Blair Robinson and McDaniel each had two.
On the first day of the tournament on Friday, the Lady Jackets went 1-1, with a 3-0 win over First Presbyterian Day and a 3-2 loss to Buford. Shawgo was the winning pitcher against First Presbyterian Day, and Taylor Kelly had two hits, including a double, in the win.
In the loss to Buford, Carly Curtis had two hits and two RBIs, and Robinson and McDaniel had two hits each.
Smith said she never thought when she won her first game as head coach against Red Bud in 1986 by a 10-3 score that she would ever have this level of success in her future.
"I did not dream in terms of 100 wins, let alone 500," said Smith. "I was young with a 1-0 record. Five hundred wins was an eternity away. I am thankful for the opportunity to coach at my own high school and put this record on the books."
Smith said the chance to coach Calhoun for all these years has not been something she's taken for granted.
"The opportunity to coach at Calhoun High is a great honor to me," said Smith. "For 27 years, I have taken the team to the field for some of the best competition in north Georgia and the state. I have been blessed with some very talented players over the years, and they have responded in a wonderful way to what has been asked of them. Yes, the success experience has been a thrill for me and for them. Again, hearing from so many of them since the news broke of the 500 victories has warmed my heart."
The 4-1 record at the tournament over the weekend comes on the heels of a win over Mustang (Okla.) on Thursday at Gordon Lee. In that game, Shawgo was once again the winning pitcher, allowing five hits and striking out three.
McDaniel and Curtis each hit two-run homers, Raleigh Fitch had three hits, and Walraven had two hits. In the last six games, McDaniel has been on a tear, with ten hits.
Smith said her team is right where she wants them to be at this point in the season after facing some tough competition early.
"Our performance at the tournament last weekend, winning four of our five games against outstanding competition was the reassuring factor that we were on the right road," said Smith. "Now, our region schedule begins and as for my expectations, I expect us to win the region championship.
"Our girls have been playing solid defense and hitting the ball in a most impressive way, and Alyssa Shawgo has improved and matured so much as a pitcher since last season. We have won 10 out of the last 11 games. Just hang on. We are going to give our fans a ride."


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Gov. Bill Haslam recently joined District Attorney Russell Johnson, fellow Tennessee district attorneys and members of their staffs in Nashville at an annual training conference to kick off a statewide meth awareness campaign.
Haslam unveiled an educational DVD that has been distributed to public middle and high schools across the state through an ongoing partnership between the Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference and the Tennessee Department of Education.
Crack cocaine was allegedly found on a Rockwood man already wanted on drug charges.
According to an arrest report, a Rockwood police officer saw Elvin Landis Witherspoon walking in Evans Heights on Thursday.
The report said Witherspoon, 30, was arrested after the officer was advised of his active warrants for drug charges.
"Upon taking subject into custody, he advised he had a $20 rock in his left pocket," the report said. "I removed it and he stated that it was crack cocaine."
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A Rockwood man charged with selling cocaine agreed to fork over some money to a fund aimed at helping law enforcement fight the war on drugs.
Harlan Shane Clower was charged in October 2007 on two counts of selling cocaine. He appeared in Roane County Criminal Court on June 27.
"Mr. Clower, do you agree that there are ample facts for you to enter a plea of guilty without having those stated by the attorney general?" Judge Eugene Eblen asked.
Mortgage fraud schemes continue to be a major problem in communities across the nation, and combating them is one of the Department of Justice's highest priorities.
U.S. Attorney Bill Killian said the Eastern District of Tennessee is averaging one mortgage fraud case per month.
Total losses estimated by all the mortgage fraud cases currently being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office are in the tens of millions of dollars.
Assistant U.S. attorneys have been active in pursuing the prosecution of these cases.
The Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld a judge's decision to sentence Bryan K. Howard to eight years in prison.
Howard pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide in the death of Bradley K. Lively. He had a blood alcohol level of .10 when he killed Lively in a July 2007 car crash.
Roane County Criminal Court Judge E. Eugene Eblen denied all forms of alternative sentencing when he sentenced Howard in March of last year.
In his appeal, Howard argued that Eblen erred in denying all forms of alternative sentencing.
Harriman Fire Department is giving out smoke alarms out to interested residents, thanks to a recent grant.
The department was able to secure the grants via the Tennessee Fire Marshal Office's distribution of federal money, said Harriman Fire Chief Brad Goss.
"Our goal is to install working fire alarms in as many residences inside the city as possible," Goss said.
The dual-sensor alarms detect fast-flaming and smoldering fires.
It's not too late to be part of the Harriman Police Department Citizens Police Academy from April 9-May 28.
A few spots are still open, and the last day for applications is March 29.
More information can be obtained by calling Karen Joseph at the police department at 882-3383.
Classes will be from 6 to 9 p.m. each Tuesday.
Training will include basic police training information, police policy, a simulated firing range, defensive tactics and self-defense.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community. Nov. 19 — Billy Dauntaviou Sullivan, 21, 135 Melvin Drive, Harriman: no charge listed. No bond or court date listed.
Nov. 20 — William Elmer Brown, 57, 165 Branham Hollow Road, Ten Mile: possession of drug paraphernalia, simple possession or casual exchange, contributing to delinquency of a minor. Total bond $3,500; court date Dec. 3.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community. Nov. 11 — Lindsay Cheyenne Carter, 20, 103 Bales Ave., Harriman: driving on revoked/suspended license. Bond $1,500; court date Jan. 28, 2013.
• Jason Lynn Cox, 39, 1432 Oakdale Hwy. Harriman: theft $1,000 but less $10,000, burglary. Total bond $5,000; court date Dec. 17.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community. Nov. 5 — Darrell Glenn Fink Jr., 38, 230 Greenwood Drive, Harriman: domestic assault. No bond; court date Feb. 11, 2013.
• Isai Mendez Gurrero, 23, Kingston: DUI. Bond $1,000; court date Nov. 5.
• Malori Nickole Lemons, 25, 144 Hill View Terrace, Harriman: failure to pay fines by defendants. Bond $500; court date Dec. 3.
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