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The June Brides
SLR 175 » released June 2012DIGITAL » Apple Music | Amazon | eMusic
The June Brides are one of our all-time favorite bands, and their brand of sharp jangle-and-strum has been a huge influence on Slumberland since way back when the label started. It's been a real pleasure to watch Phil, Simon, Frank and Jon get back together (with the help of Arash and Steve) to record these two singles, and what marvelous records they are. This bundle includes copies of 2011's Moon/Cloud 7" and the brand-new She Seems Quite Free 7", at a special discounted price while supplies last.
7" + 7" » $9.50
The June Brides crammed a lot into their short first life: NME cover stars, invited by Morrissey to tour with The Smiths, leaving a beloved album and clutch of singles when they bowed out in 1986. Their influence has since been acknowledged and songs covered by acolytes including the Manic Street Preachers.
Now Phil Wilson has mustered most of his original troops for a new double A-side 7", "A January Moon"/"Cloud," on Occultation (UK) and Slumberland (US), out late June, plus live appearances including the Indietracks festival in July and the Occultation End Of The Pier Show with The Distractions and Factory Star in Manchester at the end of August.
The new single builds on the success of Phil's solo album, God Bless Jim Kennedy, released on in 2010. Phil takes up the story: "We didn't plan to reform, it just happened. I formed a trio three years ago, then Frank and Jon from the original June Brides joined us and, although I didn't want to cash in on the name, when The Loft asked us to join them for a one-off concert I asked our old guitarist Simon Beesley and it seemed foolish to resist calling it The June Brides."
"A January Moon" is the silver lining and a classic example of Wilson's way with a melody whereas "Cloud," a previously unreleased Granite Shore song, shows the darker shadow cast upon this moon. Taken together, they show that Phil and The June Brides are still a very potent pop force, and that age has only deepened their talents.
Mail order copies of the 7" vinyl come with a bonus CD that contains the two songs from the single, plus eight other demos, rarities and remixes. Value! Click the cover art for more info.
A co-release with Occultation Recordings in the UK. Please support your local indie label.
see also » She Seems Quite Free 7"
see also » Phil Wilson Industrial Strength 2x7"
see also » Phil Wilson I Own It 7"
see also » Phil Wilson God Bless Jim Kennedy LP/CD


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Year Zero Numbers
From nine inch nails wiki
Littered throughout much of the Year Zero information discovered thus far, sequences of numbers have been found. All the numbers so far have been in the format "24.x.y", where "x" has up to this point been a number between 1 and 20, and "y" a number between 1 and 8. While several theories have been posited as to their significance, no definite conclusion on their meaning has been reached.
The numbers
Found on the The Mailstrom wesbite.
Found on the Free Rebel Art website in the top left corner.
Found in the Morse Code at the end of recording found at phone number 1-216-333-1810.
Found in the ID3 tag of My Violent Heart.mp3.
Another instance of this number was found from the name of a file on the USB drive that also contained the song Me, I'm Not. The file, 2432.mp3, also had 24.3.2 in its ID3 comments.
Found on the U.S. Wiretap website.
Found on the The Price of Treason website.
Found on the Open Source Resistance website.
Found in an email from "Bureau of Morality - Year 0000 Search <email@example.com>", sent to several followers of the World of Year Zero for an as-yet undetermined reason.
Text from the email:
date: 26 Mar 2007 22:58:35 -0700 from: Bureau of Morality - Year 0000 Search <email@example.com> subject: YOU HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS UN-AMERICAN to: <muted> <TRACE> <INITIALIZE: DCS1000 v24.5.3> <SEARCH> <IDENTIFIED: http://www.iamtryingtobelieve.com> <IDENTIFIED: http://www.anotherversionofthetruth.com> <IDENTIFIED: http://www.artisresistance.com> <ERROR: http://www.solutionsbackwardsinitiative.net/pilgrims> ||||| date-time failure ||||| <RESUME SEARCH> <IDENTIFIED: muted> <END TRACE> rest of email cut
Found on the Viability Index website to the right of the VI Scores scale in white.
Found on the Exterminal website below the shifting lines in black.
Found on the Grace The Teacher website
Found on the name of the video file from Red Horse Vector.
Found at Red Horse Vector.
Found in nohurry.mp3 as morse code
Found on http://churchofplano.com/
Found in opalo.mp3 as morse code
Warning code in the popup on the Consolidated Mail Systems website
Found in ballgameOver.mp3 as morse code
Found on http://www.105thairbornecrusaders.com/
Found on http://www.bethehammer.net/
Found on http://www.anotherversionofthetruth.com/
Found on One Country At A Time.
Found on the LA Mural [1]
Found through the phone number 18664456580, which is on the back of Year Zero packaging. In the transcript of the message it is implied that this number refers to the disclosure of surveillance, a statute of the United States Surveillance Law.
Found on http://www.artisresistance.com (The warning shows up after a few seconds)
Found on a flyer (http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=399108993&size=l) handed out at a show in Paris, France on February 21, 2007. Under the right side of the horizontal part of the T, there are a bunch of horizontal lines running down alongside it. If you count, there are 24 horizontal lines, then a vertical line, then 13 horizontal lines, then another vertical line, and finally 2 more horizontal lines. This gives 24.13.2.
Found on the Black/red 2007 tour t-shirt
Found in the auto-response email from http://iamtryingtobelieve.com/
Text of the email:
Counting the consecutive hyphens results in 24.14.2.
Found on http://iamtryingtobelieve.com/index.html
Found on the White 2007 tour t-shirt
Found in the Morse Code at the end of the message heard at 1-310-295-1040
Found on http://www.thewaterturnedtoblood.net
Found on http://www.judsonogram.net
Found on http://www.thewaterturnedtoblood.net/bridge.htm
Found on the video for Survivalism - in the bottom-right corner of some of the monitors.
Found on http://www.hollywoodinmemoriam.org/memoriam.htm
Found on http://www.cedocore.com
From the Auto-Reply email from firstname.lastname@example.com. Counting the the ">" symbols in order gives a sequence of 2, 4, 0, 1, 9, 0, and 1. Reading the zeroes as dots gives 24.19.1.
Text from the email:
From: <blocked> To: firstname.lastname@example.com Content: hidden bandwidth
>>Dear Sir:
>>>>It has come to the attention of the Bureau of Morality's Internet Monitoring Taskforce that several of the clients for whom you handle IT seem to show bandwidth loads that do not match their formally submitted audit numbers.
We have asked for clarification of this matter on three occasions. Your replies have been either evasive or insufficient or simply late. Frankly, speaking as one human being to another, it has been as bad as dealing with a health insurance company.
>You may be aware of that frustration yourself, in the lengthy delays you have encountered trying to process the papers for your wife's breast cancer treatments. So I know you understand our frustration, and will be motivated to do your very best to explain these bandwidth discrepancies.
>>>>>>>>>You may submit any information in the full confidence that it will remain anonymous.
Perhaps your wife will start feeling better soon.
>A friend
From the http://www.solutionsbackwardsinitiative.net/pilgrims/ background.
Found on http://www.operationswamp0000.net
Found on http://www.operationchipsweep.net
Found on the Operation Swamp 0000 billboard.
Found on the Art Is Resistance flier that gave the location of the billboard.
Found on Mining For Life
The Theories
Pilgrim Streams
With the premature discovery of Free Rebel Art and Exterminal, a new theory has surfaced relating to the cryptic numbers. The following text was on freerebelart:
Pilgrim Stream: 24.2 Data in transit -
This brings up the notion that the Pilgrims separated the content they wished to send back into "streams" for categorization, and their machine farm is sending them back in no particular order, or in an order for which the meaning has yet to be revealed.
This is currently the most likely theory.
One initial theory was that the numbers corresponded to dates; for example: 24.14.2 would translate to the 14th of February, 2024. However, this theory was quickly seen to be flawed; "Year Zero" itself has been determined to be 2022, and the frequency of the second and third numbers make the date theory unlikely. Also, efforts to link the numbers to the emerging Year Zero Timeline have proven fruitless.
Bible Verses
A second theory was developed by some who suspected a Biblical connection; in the King James Bible, the 24th book is the book of Jeremiah. Many reading it felt that it offered a fitting undertone to the overall Year Zero story.
For example: 24.14.2 would translate as book 24 (Jeremiah), chapter 14, verse 2.
So far, there have been no numbers that do not match up with bible verses; however, many numbers interpreted in this way do not seem to give any special insight.
For more information, see Year Zero Bible References.
Federal Orderly Conduct Act
The number 24.13.1, found in the warning for accessing the Art Is Resistance website, is a section from the Federal Orderly Conduct Act which the user violates by visiting the page without proper authorization. This suggests that each of the found numbers correspond to a section of the Act. Also, 24.12.2 was found through a phone number found on Year Zero packaging, and is said to be a statute in the Disclosure of Surveillance section of the US Surveillance Laws.
This theory will be impossible to confirm, however, unless a copy of the Act is released.
Some theorists suspect that the second section of each number refers to the Halo number of previous NIN releases, with the third part of the number indicating a track. In this theory, the 24 at the beginning of the number serves only to link them all together as part of the world of Year Zero, which is, as stated above, Halo 24.
Some of the tracks referred to in this theory:
Supporters of this theory point to the following excerpt from the chat at the solutionsbackwardsinitiative website as suggesting there is a link between the materials with numbers on them and the music of NIN:
MIGUEL: What's our key text? EVA: don't get me started. . . . JORDAN: We mined a few banned books/songs. WAYNE: Eva didn't like my choice. . . . MIGUEL: Banned books? Oh, THAT was a good idea. . . . EVA: at least i used music from someone who's alive and fucking kicking. MIGUEL: Was alive when he went to prison. Who knows now.
Catalog of Clues
Some suggest that the numbers are used simply as a way to catalog the clues to the World of Year Zero as they are found, either by the real-world World of Year Zero followers or by the in-game Solutions Backwards Initiative team. Evidence for this is that many numbers with the same second value are found through similar means; for example, all the numbers beginning with 24.16.y were found as a result of the Survivalism video.

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The mad scientist is having lots of fun breathing new life into painting fails recently! This is acrylic texture product, paint and ink on a 6 x 6″ piece of Gessobord by Ampersand:
This one started out as a painting fail from several months back that I almost wanted to remake as soon as it was posted. I fished it out of the pile the other day and added some Golden Molding Paste to it to cover what was below, and then drew swirls into the paste with the back end of a paintbrush. I really love the Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay India ink set I bought, but it is extremely strong. I decided to make my own homemade spray ink by adding drops of it into mini mister bottles partially filled with water, and adjusting the mixture until I was happy with the strength of the spray coming out.
This turned out to be an extremely inexpensive way to make wonderfully vibrant spray ink! And you can see how strong the colors are. It also gives you the opportunity to mix up your own colors. (I recently bought a box of 50 small spray bottles very inexpensively on Amazon (only 32 cents per bottle), and plan to make lots more little bottles of spray ink, as combining the colors and watching them mix on the painting was so much fun.) This is not only inexpensive, but a fun and easy way to custom make a spray ink (in this case, multiple colors to play together) especially for your project. I do feel this painting needs a stronger focal point, so I may add a blackbird or crow in the lower right corner. Speaking of which, the August issue of Draw A Bird Day comes to your WordPress screens this Monday, August 8! I hope you will help us make WordPress fly by posting your bird art then! I will do a roundup mid-month with a link to everyone's beautiful artwork.
Note to my fellow art supply addicts: Blick Art Materials has extended Free Shipping on orders of $45 or more through this Friday, August 5! Friends don't let friends pay for shipping if they can avoid it. 😀 Purchases from these links help support my site. Enjoy and thank you!
We made it to the halfway point of the work week! Blessings to all for a wonderfully productive rest of the week! Peace.


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Things Got A Bit Heated On World Series Of Hip Hop Rap Battles: Lady Luck Addresses Rece Steele On Her Mic Snatching Incident!
All the battles was big. Make sure to vote for the Mc's and chose who you felt won all the rap battles!. Text your vote now over at http://www.wsohh.com/broadcast.html Murda Mook did his thing. Lady Luck ripped it & more.
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Rock River Partners with Race Tech
Race Tech and the Rock River Yamaha team have already been putting in many hours of testing and tuning with the team's 2013 lineup. For 2013, longtime Race Tech rider Ben Lamay returns to Rock River and will headline the team in the 450 Class in Supercross and Motocross. Dalton Carlson will be lone the 250SX West Coast rider, while Chris Johnson, Joey Peters, and Seth Caldwell will represent Rock River Yamaha and Race Tech on the East Coast in the 250SX class.
"Rock River Yamaha is excited to work with Race Tech for the 2013 Supercross and Outdoor Season. Ben Lamay has been a longtime Rock River rider and Race Tech user, and we have seen fantastic increases in his confidence in the suspension since he has worked with (Race Tech). They are expanding their program to help the rest of the team for 2013, and we are grateful for their involvement in our program," said Rock River Yamaha Team Manager Christina Denney.
Ben Lamay is excited about the increased involvement of Race Tech with the Rock River Yamaha program, "Ever since I started working with Race Tech Suspension they have given me the best support possible, and to have them apart of Rock River Yamaha is going to be awesome being at the track! My suspension is amazing and always does what I need in any circumstances."
"We have had an interest in working with the Rock River Yamaha team for quite awhile. Ben (Lamay) has been a longtime Race Tech rider, and he has a great relationship with Rock River. His mechanic, Scott Lillis, spent time working as a technician for Race Tech and after spending time testing alongside our R&D team; he brings a solid understanding of our technology to the program," Race Tech's Director of Marketing Chris Riesenberg explained.
Riesenberg continued, "Christina and the whole behind the scenes crew at Rock River Yamaha do an amazing job and have a great level of excitement and passion to continue elevating the Rock River program. We are excited to bring them the suspension support they need to reach those goals, all the while, the testing and development will help continue to improve our product and grow our brand."
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Head on over to couchmanagers, we are draft 26730. Password "leftover". Pick your draft spot as soon as you pick one in round 0.
When do you guys want to get started? It might take us a little longer this year with 14 teams, but I still doubt it will take more than 2 weeks. Season is about 5 weeks away. Just to throw out an starting point for discussion, what if we started next Monday, Feb 25?
Reminder I always set up the draft with one extra round, so for the most part we will ignore round 28. That is only there for rare instances where CM has different position eligibilty than Yahoo, so it forces someone to take a player for a spot they already have filled. Hopefully we won't need it


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Kelly Nangle is the second head coach in Liberty women's lacrosse history.
Kelly Nangle was recently hired as the second head coach in Liberty women's lacrosse program history. Nick Pierce caught up with Nangle to learn more about the 2012 Northeast Conference (NEC) Coach of the Year.
Nangle comes to Liberty after serving as Central Connecticut State's head coach for the last two seasons (2012-13). She was voted NEC Coach of the Year in 2012 during her first year at the helm. Last season, Central Connecticut State won a program-record nine matches and qualified for the NEC Championship for the first time, reaching the semifinal round.
Prior to her time at Central Connecticut State, Nangle spent three years (2009-11) as an assistant coach at Rutgers. Nangle was a four-time All-NEC selection during her playing career at Mount St. Mary's (2003-06) and ranks second in program history in career ground balls (204).


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The 25 Greatest Hawaii Albums of the New Century
Here are HONOLULU Magazine's 25 Greatest Hawaii Albums of the New Century.
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In 2004, we compiled a list of Hawaii's 50 greatest musical albums. At the time, the most recent release to be honored was from 1997. An amazing amount of music has come out since then, and now, more than a decade into the 21st Century, we wanted to know what the best of it was. To find out, we assembled a panel of esteemed musicians, historians and producers to vote for the albums released since 2000 that it felt represented the best in Hawaii music. The results, tabulated according to a weighted point system, are a testament to the vitality of Hawaii's music. After slack key compilations won the Hawaiian-category Grammy award year after year, the Mainland may have gotten the idea that we play nothing but instrumental guitar, but as this list shows, the scene is a lot more diverse than that. From deeply traditional Hawaiian-language chants to breezy surf rock, the new century of Hawaii music is packed with gems.
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1. Kealaokamaile
Kealii Reichel, 2003
Hawaiian artists fall into two big groups," says ethnomusicologist and UH faculty member Keola Donaghy. "There are guys that come out with a debut album and then fall off. And then there are the musicians that keep getting better with every release. Kealii is one of those."
Considering that Kealaokamaile came out a decade after Kealii Reichel's Kawaipunahele, a debut album that became an instant classic (it was ranked No. 5 on HONOLULU Magazine's list of the 50 greatest Hawaii albums of all time), getting better was no small feat.
This time, Reichel was driven by the recent passing of his grandmother Kaimaile Puhi Kane. "She was the catalyst, the epicenter of the whole family," remembers Reichel. "Growing up, I spent summers and most weekends with her. She was a huge influence on me."
He set out to honor her memory, composing songs and chants that eulogize Kane's family lineage, her hometown of Paia, and the impact that her life had on Reichel and others.
Jim Linkner, who engineered and mixed the album, says the emotional intensity of the task brought the best out of Reichel. "Kealii, when he's had tragedy around him, he just has all this creativity that comes out of it," Linkner says. "He gets inspired when things get difficult."
As a result, Kealaokamaile is packed with impassioned vocal performances that convey the depth of Reichel's emotion, bolstered by tight, melodic compositions. "He's one of the few Hawaiian artists who are writing original, modern mele that you can hum immediately," says Donaghy.
Reichel says the project was cathartic. "You never really get over someone passing," he says. "You find a new norm in your life without them. The creation of the album, and the release, turned that page, to the new norm."
"To put something so personal out there… It felt a little expose-y, but as with a lot of different things, you have to risk exposure to educate and inspire."
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Dear parents,
So, if you are reading this message, somebody whom you love very dearly is either thinking about studying abroad or has decided already to do so. Congratulations! Your child is preparing to join an elite group of future leaders in our country. According to recent national data, only 1% of American college students study abroad. By making this decision, your child is making an important statement about her commitment to prepare herself to be an engaged global citizen in an increasingly interdependent world. She will be a more thoughtful citizen and more insightful human being as a result of her experience. Of course, she will be distinguishing herself in a critical way from the competition in a hyper-competitive job market in the international economy.
Like no other academic experience in college, the study abroad experience holds the opportunity to transform hearts and minds. The desire to study abroad is a desire to grow intellectually and personally, a desire to challenge stereotypes and pre-conceived notions, a desire to embrace the richness of the human experience. Our Mission Statement at Salisbury University describes our highest purpose as "empower[ing] our students with the knowledge, skills, and core values that contribute to active citizenship, gainful employment, and life-long learning in a democratic society and interdependent world." Study abroad is a powerful tool to accomplish this most noble of goals. That is why Salisbury University is so committed to encouraging our students to study overseas. The Center for International Education is here to help to make it happen.
Of course, you want to know what this all means for you and your child. Where can my child go? How does this fit in her major? Is she going to be safe? Will her credits transfer back? How much will this cost me? Is financial aid available? What does she have to do? What do I have to do? When do we have to do it? Hopefully, you will find answers to many of your questions here on this website. If you have additional questions or concerns, please encourage your child to come visit us at the SU Center for International Education. Of course, you can contact us directly yourself. Our whole team here is eager to support students and their families in their efforts to participate in an international program. Let us know how we can help.
Best regards,
Brian N. Stiegler, PhD
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"Dallas" is back and staking its claim on a landscape littered with failed remakes and lackluster reboots.
For every successful "Hawaii Five-O," there is a handful of forgettable comebacks like "Charlie Angels," "Knight Rider" and "The Bionic Woman." There's also reboots of "The Munsters" (NBC's "Mockingbird Lane" ) and "The Flintstones" from "Family Guy's" Seth MacFarlane in the pipeline.
So how can "Dallas" – which was tent-pole television in its 1980's heyday – hope to strike it rich once again? There's no surefire formula, but producers behind the 2.0 version are betting on what works for "Hawaii Five-O" – respect the source material, celebrate the iconic theme and update with a sexy cast and modern pacing.
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"My first reaction was to say no," says "Dallas" executive producer Cynthia Cidre of being approached to develop a modern-day version of the show for TNT. But the more Cidre thought about the series – which ran on CBS from 1978 to 1991, appeared in more than 90 countries and attracted 83 million viewers for the "who shot J.R.?" episode – the more she realized audiences would still respond to the original show's heady mix of family intrigue and melodrama. The way to do it, she reasoned, was to make it a continuation and not a remake.
"That would have been stupid," said Cidre. "That was never part of my intent. I never once thought, 'Oh let's cast J.R. with a different actor and start the whole thing over again."
A smart move according to author and television writer Lee Goldberg: "It looks like they are doing 'Dallas' absolutely right. Not only do the have the theme song, not only do they have the iconic house, they even have J.R. and Bobby and Sue Ellen!"
Yes, Larry Hagman is back as J.R. Ewing, returning to his villainous best following a stint in a nursing home, no less. Also along for the ride are Linda Gray, as J.R.'s scheming ex-wife Sue Ellen (now running for Texas governor), and Patrick Duffy as Bobby Ewing (still feuding with brother J.R. and now intent on selling SouthFork rather than see it drilled for oil by J.R.'s son).
Broader audience appeal and the necessary dose of sex (it is a soapy nighttime drama, after all) comes in the camera-friendly forms of Josh Henderson as John Ross, the duplicitous son of J.R. and Sue Ellen; Jesse Metcalfe as Christopher, the do-gooder adopted son of Bobby and his wife Ann (Brenda Strong) who is engaged to orphaned Rebecca (Julie Gonzalo), and Jordana Brewster as Elena, the daughter to the Ewing's cook the girl who previously broke Christopher's heart but is now romantically involved with John Ross.
The two young bucks are at odds from the first episode (like fathers like sons!) as a determined John Ross attempts to claim his birthright (oil!) and drill SouthFork while Christopher favors a move toward alternative energy. Mix in health concerns for Bobby, a family wedding, numerous conspiratorial glances from Sue Ellen, a mysterious stranger in a Ferrari and a near catatonic J.R. biding his time in controlled silence, and presto: it's just like 1984 all over again. Except this time the drama is paced like an episode of "24," and filming actually occurs in Texas – the original was filmed in Los Angeles with shots tight to character's faces in an effort to avoid palm trees.
As important as the fresh blood and fast-pacing will be in holding the crucial 18-49 audience demographic, getting the "big three," as Cidre calls Hagman, Gray and Duffy, was crucial when resurrecting the franchise. "I wanted those actors back," she says. "And three seemed the right number. I mean how many are you going to have? You can't write to ten people in the pilot. We have eight and that is a lot to do back story for in 41 and a half minutes. And I really did want a balance between the original and the new."
Just as present and noteworthy is the theme music, immediately transporting audiences south to a locale of big drama, big characters and big land. The iconic tune plays over the opening credits which are faithful to the original's split-screen visuals.
"You have to have the theme song," says Goldberg. "Audiences have a very strong emotional attachment to it. When you hear the theme to say 'The Addams Family' or 'Hawaii Five-O' or 'Star Trek' you are immediately into it. They are iconic for a reason. They evoke an emotional response. It's almost Pavlovian – you buy enormous goodwill with the theme."
Something executive producer Peter Lenkov bet on when reanimating "Hawaii Five-O." "It's probably the most recognized theme song on the planet, so not using it was never an option," he said of the iconic drums and horn arrangement. "I used to play it on the way to meetings and when I was writing. It got me in the mood and I think the same goes for the audience. When you hear it you know you're in for a fun ride."
For Cidre, who admits to rarely tuning in to the original "Dallas," becoming a fan meant immersing herself in what came before in an effort to chart what she hopes is a successful future.
"I watched 80 episodes," she admits. "I read the synopsis for every season, every episode and I made this huge chart on my wall of the story and who was related to whom and I didn't want to do anything stupid like putting brother and sister in bed together unless I wanted to put brother and sister in bed together. I didn't want to do anything like that accidentally. So I became a 'Dallas' nerd and by the time I got around to breaking down the story for the pilot I was as involved in 'Dallas' as the biggest Trekkie – or Forkies as we call them."
Only ratings will prove if the new "Dallas" can match the original's 14-year reign. But in true soap fashion, the last word should belong to J.R., a character never prone to understatement: "I'm back now, honey," he says with devilish glee to a stunned Sue Ellen in an early episode of the new series. "And I'm gonna be bigger than ever."
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April 30, 2015
Join us Saturday, May 2nd for the 29th Annual Windermere Cup
Posted in Community by Shelley Rossi
This Saturday, May 2 marks the 29th anniversary of an event that is a touchstone for our company, our family of offices and agents, and the University of Washington. The Windermere Cup, held annually on the first day of boating season, is both an international sporting event and an opening day party, followed by the world's largest boat parade. But more than that...
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April 29, 2015
Shaping the Future, One Stroke at a Time: Annual Windermere Cup #KidsCrew
Posted in Community by Tiana Baur
The upcoming Windermere Cup regatta on May 2 is – without a doubt – our biggest event of the year. But one of our favorite parts of Windermere Cup has nothing to do with the race itself. Every year, a few days before big event, we invite a gaggle of kids to spend time with rowers from the University of Washington and visiting crew teams, for our annual Windermere Cup community outreach event.
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April 28, 2015
Bravo Star, Fredrik Eklund Wows Windermere Agents
Posted in Windermere Premier by Tiana Baur
Last Friday we had none other than Bravo TV star Fredrik Eklund stop by our Premier Luncheon to talk to 200 Windermere agents and clients about his book, The Sell: The Secrets of Selling Anything to Anyone. Although he's sold over $1.5 billion in real estate, it's not the money that excites him; his true driving force has always been something entirely different. Intrigued? Read on...
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April 24, 2015
What's That Smell?! What to do When Your Home Stinks
Posted in Selling by Porch.com
Getting to the bottom of a bad stink is important as it may indicate a larger problem inside the home.
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April 16, 2015
Outdoor Living Inspiration
Posted in Living by Tiana Baur
Can you believe that it's already the middle of April? Summer is just around the corner and there is no better way to prepare than indulging in some exciting backyard inspiration. This year, turn your backyard or patio into the ultimate hangout. We're talkin' friends-never-want-to-leave kind of spot. Here are some ways to make that happen:
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April 10, 2015
Windermere Foundation Infographic
Posted in Windermere Foundation by Marilou Ubungen
The Windermere Foundation's goal is to reach $30 million in total donations by the end of 2015 – and we're well on our way. Thanks to the generosity of Windermere owners, agents, staff, and our community partners, last year we passed the $28 million mark. Less than $2 million to go!
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April 08, 2015
What Makes a Home Luxury?
Posted in Windermere Premier by Tiana Baur
We wanted to find out different perspectives on what truly makes a home luxury, so we went straight to the source: Our agents who are a part of Windermere's Premier luxury marketing program. Through their eyes we can see that "luxury" doesn't have an absolute interpretation.
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On Field Photo Day. A Tradition
On Saturday, the Giants hosted their annual On Field Photo Day. What has become a tradition for Giants fans, is also an enjoyable experience for Giants players and coaches. 3,000 fans came to the park early for a chance to meet some of their favorite 2010 Giants as they line up in a circle in center field of AT&T Park. Players then make their way around the circle for a chance to interact with some of the Giants most passionate fans. And I mean PASSIONATE! Some were lined up before 8am.
I wish there was an On Field Photo Day back when I was a kid in the 80s, and seeing all of the young fans getting photos with their favorite Giants players is really cool. Of course, Lincecum is probably the most popular, and getting a photo with Tim is a prized possession. But Zito, Sandoval, Affeldt and Romo were also in high demand, and doing more talking than posing. Some fans didn't even bring a camera, just wanted to be on the field and play catch.
I was truly impressed with some Giants who were literally pulled off the field, they were having as much fun as the fans. Barry Zito must have taken the most photos, and a night after going 4-0, he was in hot demand.
This is truly a special day, maybe not as popular as a Wearable Blanket or a bobblehead giveaway, but those who attend on field photo day go home with memories that will last a lifetime.
Were you one of the lucky fans on the field? Let us know your experience and share some of your photos.
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I was one of the fans that got in line at 7am and but it was well worth it. It's so nice to get a chance to take pictures with the players and meet them up close. They were all very nice and friendly although there was one player that did not even wanted to walk by our section, I won't call out any names. I wished they had Timmy come out in the beginning because he's so popular it took him a long time to go around so we never got the chance to take a picture with him. He apologized as he was rushing back so we just got a quick high five from him. Hopefully they'll have him out early next year so he can make the full circle.


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The third of four shows dedicated to my albums of the year as selected by myself, fellow Salford City Radio DJs and a group of ne'er-do-wells from a Fall forum somewhere in etherspace
Deerhunter – Wash Off – Rhapsody Original (June) – recorded live in Austin at the annual Rhapsody Rocks SXSW party. A memorable opening track from a damn fine album.
Moon Duo – Run Around – Mazes (March) – The Wooden Shjips Ripley Johnson and organist Sanae Yamada in full psyche drone mode for their second album. Also remixed.
Magazine – Do The Meaning – No Thyself (October) – I wasn't too sure on this one myself but the weight of opinion amongst the chums was that it was a return to form. I was a little perplexed with some of the lyrics and I thought their was an element of self parody in parts.
Dr Tequila – Dr Tequila – Dr Tequila (September) – Blues soaked latino dance craziness from Ritchie Barron and his coterie of experienced Californian musicians who create great party music.
Across Tundras – In the Name of the Rio Grande – Sage (May) – Southern Gothic metal americana with a smattering of country. Real in your face music with an attitude.
White Fence – And By Always – In Growing Faith (January) – trippy, distortion-laced, psychedelic pop from Tim Presley who seems to be making this his main project following the demise of Darker My Love, apart from occasional paternity leave cover for The Fall.
The Suzukis – Built In – The Suzukis (July) – marvellous first outing from this band from Wigan – big things are predicted and it is justified.
Van Der Graaf Generator – Highly Strung – A Grounding In Numbers (March) – the 12th studio album by my reckoning and a real return to form after the disappointment of Trisector. Also remarkably short songs for this band but still with their trademark punk-prog approach.
Peter Hammill – Central Hotel – PNO, GTR, VOX (October) – PJAH hard at work, on his own, over two discs live at various venues throughout the land – including sunny Salford (I was present at said event). Disc One is Peter with piano, Disc Two is Peter with Guitar. An amazing version of the closing track from the 1981 album Sitting Targets.
Day For Airstrikes – Get In My Car – Adam, Wez, Ian, John, Danny, Rita, Sue and Bob Too (May) – the new soundtrack to the film of the latter part of the album title which was performed only once at the Sounds from the Other City Festival in May. The lovely mop-tops from South Manchester get into an altogether more reflective mood.
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Thanks so much for send in these fabulous images of your holiday table decor!! Amazing!! Marlene
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tomato soup with grilled cheese appetizers
salmon with peppers and mushrooms, spaghetti squash, asparagus with chopped nuts over cabbage salad, farro, mini pizzas, ratatouille tart, and coconut fried fish
white chocolate raspberry cheesecake, apple cake, carmel apples, chocolate suffle, oatmeal cookies, creme brules, brownies and some candy,
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Terry opts against appeal
Chelsea defender John Terry has decided not to appeal against a four-match ban and fine of £220,000 for racially abusing QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.
Terry had until 6pm on Thursday evening to contest the sanction issued by an independent Football Association regulatory commission.
However, in a statement released via his representatives Elite Management, Terry said: "After careful consideration, I have decided not to appeal against the FA judgment."
He added: "I want to take this opportunity to apologise to everyone for the language I used in the game against Queens Park Rangers last October.
"Although I'm disappointed with the FA judgment, I accept that the language I used, regardless of the context, is not acceptable on the football field or indeed in any walk of life."
Terry's statement continued: "As I stated in the criminal case, with the benefit of hindsight my language was clearly not an appropriate reaction to the situation for someone in my position.
"My response was below the level expected by Chelsea Football Club, and by me, and it will not happen again.
"Looking forward, I will continue to do my part in assisting the club to remove all types of discriminatory behaviour from football. I am extremely grateful for the consistent support of Chelsea FC, the fans and my family."
Terry was found guilty by the independent FA commission of calling Ferdinand a "f****** black c***" during a Barclays Premier League match between Chelsea and QPR on October 23.
He has always maintained that he was merely repeating an accusation levelled at him by Ferdinand, but the commission found that his words were used as an insult.


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Jay-Z Talking] (Little Voice) {Some man talking}
(Its something like, finding suckers on a house cap)
Let me take yall somewhere right now {don't be scared} (I'm searching for a
needle in a haystack, like this)
A Nigga got to zone out with me man {that's alright don't be scared}
Lets Zone Out
(I hear the people talk)
I hear Yall
(Whistling when they walk)
Do yall hear me
(Your kind is hard to find)
Yall n*ggas should twist up something real, real tight
(Gone and relax your mind)
Zone out with your boy
If you don't smoke grab you something to drink, mix it up right
(I hear the people talk), (whistling when they)
Yo don't smoke or drink just light up a in scent, fuck it
(Your kind is hard to find)
Close your eyes follow me
(Gone and relax your mind)
I want you'll to really hear
[Verse 1]
I speak through music
I reach you dudes
We can get deeper in the dirt
Then cleats shoes
I refuse to lose
I peep you creeps
Three months in advance
I see right through you Judas
The man that I am
And damn you don't know
The harder you go at me
The harder I flow
Lets do this
I'm just a mirror
Reflecting your image
The minute you switch up your face
I pick up the pace
Its nothing to it
Pull hammers from my waist
We can clap at this amateur pace
If that's whats cracking
Or we can play this on All Madden
Can you even follow?
Not having a fear in the world
I'm cool in my after life
If I'm reading these chapters right
Please would have you
I breeze through Matthews
Bleeding by half of you
You cowards die a thousand deaths
Fake fucks face down on your housing steps
Are yall even getting this message?
I aint being a aggressive
But if you testing my life
Then shit I got to answer
I got to cut off the cancer
Youngin' pull your pants up
You getting to big for your britches
You fucking with a dude
That did it with digits
Breathings a privilege
(Don't you know)? When you defeated
(Wont you though) Through in the towel
I'm better with vowels
I'm a man of principals
Damn near invincible
In my own mind
Now that my souls aligned
I didn't know before
Now my roads defined
To take over control of whats mine
(Come and get me)
Come and take my life you coming with me
Come and try and take me for granted
I'll take you off this planet
Damn it man this is a gift from god
This aint Pakistan so your arms are too short to box
Plus we knuckle up unorthodox
Can't take me off my grind
Get off my coch
What you thought it's the ROC
(I hear the..)
Back in the mix of the scuffle
Since 86 I was sick with the hustle
Get a couple chicks to touch you
(Hard To..)
Feather weight fucker don't ever hate on the brother
[Jay-Z Talking]
Just playing with you
I'm gone stop now
I aint got to sell another record in my life
The blue print 2 baby!
See yall in November!
(little Voice)
I hear the people talk
Whistling when they walk
You kind is hard to find
Gone and (repeat 3 times)


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Simon Fenner, Flight Lieutenant, RAF Northolt
Formed in 1918 in response to the First World War, the UK's Royal Air Force (RAF) is the aerial warfare service branch of the British Armed Forces and the oldest independent air force in the world. Its objective is to support the Ministry of Defence in ensuring the security of the UK and its overseas territories.
Located in the South East of England, RAF Northolt has been an operational aerodrome since 1915 and was selected as the forward base for Typhoon fast jets and other military elements providing security to the London Olympic Games. There are approximately 1,400 permanent staff members and 600 civilian contractors working at any one time from this historic site.
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In the last five years as a career services professional, I have found that approximately 90% of my clients are hell-bent on having their name appear on their resumes as follows:
"George M. Smith" or "Susan W. Dingle"
It ends up on the resume only about 5% of the time. I will, naturally, put any truthful bit of data on the resume as my clients dictate (after all, they are paying me). But first they get my professional opinion, so we go through the following discussion on names.
"So, why do you want your middle initial on the resume?" asks the tough-love career cheerleader.
"Because it's how I sign my checks." "That's the way everyone lists their names on resumes." "Isn't that more formal / professional / impressive?" are the usual responses.
Keep it casual and memorable. First off, a resume is a marketing piece, not a legal document. It should not be confused with any legal document, like a check, job application, last-will-and-testament, to which one would normally sign one's name.
Besides, being formal or doing what everyone else does isn't necessarily the best way to market one's self as a unique individual. The idea here is to get some name recognition going. Adding a middle initial just adds another bit of data to obscure your name. Let's put it another way... would your boss or co-workers know you by your middle initial? They usually call you by an informal first name and your surname, right? The people reviewing your resume should be looking at a name that sounds approachable and similar to other names of co-workers. "Bob Greene" is much just easier to recall and more approachable than "Robert F. Greene."
Is your given name just a bit too common? The John Smiths of the world, all 897,324 of them, might want to add the entire second name to the header for a little pizzazz. Better to add the second name, though, than just the initial, in my opinion. Or go back to first and second initials.
Skip the "Junior" and the "III", "IV", and "V", though. Most recruiters are too overworked to be interested in whether there were two, three, or fifty Vincent Aaron Van Aardvarks in the family tree before you.
Beating sex discrimination in the first cut: If you're a female heading into a male-dominated arena, you might consider using the initials of your first and middle names. That way, a Sally Jo Brown can become S.J. Brown, who might get called before the other similarly qualified Sallies. Other times, you may want to alleviate the discomfort that a potential recruiter may feel when contacting one with a sexually ambiguous name like Pat, Chris, or even Tracy, by using the full given name.
Unfortunately, racial discrimination is still a common phenomenon among hiring professionals. Our names can sometimes reveal or imply revelation of our nationalities. It's perfectly okay to shorten a foreign-sounding name to initials, or even to add a nickname in quotes. However, one's name IS, after, all, one's name. If you are proud of your name and heritage, by all means use it. Perhaps that way you'll find your place in equality-oriented companies with people who tolerate or even embrace diversity.
Age discrimination may also play a role. If you have an old-fashioned sounding name, or present your full formal name, you may be perceived as being older than the "ideal" candidate in some companies, whether you are or not. If you think it is an issue, use initials, informal variants, or nicknames.
You see, those of us who make a profession in career marketing can go on and on over the most minute of details. More harangues on said small stuff to come, stay tuned!


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Abandoning The Pledge
"Fiscal cliff" prompts common sense.
We find it interesting that the looming "fiscal cliff" is looking like the straw that breaks the camel's back as far as elected officials making pledges they can't –and shouldn't – keep. There appears to be a growing number of Republican lawmakers who are interested in preventing this country from being thrown back into recession and if it means abandoning the "no tax increase" pledge they made, so be it. This may be the end of Grover Norquist as a person of political influence, but it's the start of something good for this nation.
Next we'd like to see Democrats back off pledges to increase spending, and politicians on both sides move away from, say, gay marriage pledges. Imagine how that would free up a lot of people to rely on common sense and a desire to respond to their constituents – in other words, real people – rather than just the few who pour money into their election campaigns. It's clearly too early to celebrate. But even smalls signs of courage are welcome right now.


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I'm giving full marks to this mind-blowing, highly readable forecast of inevitable technological trends, already in motion, that will be transforming our lives in the next 30 years. It's a prediction of a much larger scope than what features the next generation of iPhone might have. Its a visionary exploration of the emerging connectivity of our world, enabled by the internet. Twelve trends are identified and explained by the author that could revolutionize the way we work, play, learn, buy, and communicate with one another. Kelly claims that even though we think technology may have already reached a pinnacle, actually it is just in its infancy.
This is a brilliant and provocative choice of Christmas gift for the techie/business person in your life. Actually, I am neither of those and I loved it. I liked how the author is prophetic, but doesn't preach doom and gloom… yes, the future will be very different, but let's be optimistic and embrace change rather than shy away from it. Let's be aware of what the future may bring and be part of steering and shaping it. Let's realize that robots and artificial intelligence are inevitable and figure out how to best work with them. This is not just a cinematic brave new world, this is a possible reality for our grandchildren. How can we best prepare them?
If you'd rather listen than read, this is an excellent overview on youtube:


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On the Trail of . . . Ralph Vaughan Williams (part one)
September 4, 2018
"19 villagers. 3 smallholders. 12 slaves. 1 priest." Those were the residents of the lovely Cotswold village of Down Ampney, as recorded in the Domesday Book of 1066. That priest's successor (with a switch from priest to vicar after Henry VIII's say in such matters) was the father of Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). […]


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It is good to see wait list orders being activiated. Unfortunately for me, I'm probably pretty far down the list since I didn't even hear about the figure until about a day after it was released.
I just cancelled my order... I figure this is one that might be found later for cheap, so I'm passing... The figure's obscurity is neat, but not $60 neat.
The awesome Bib Fortuna can be had for as low as $35 or so on there...
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The 2018-19 school year will kick off on Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018. As students stream back into classrooms, they will encounter some new programs and initiatives. Here's what's new in FHSD:
Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS)
CAPS programs are nationally recognized, innovative high school programs. Students fast forward into their future and are fully immersed in a professional culture, solving real-world problems, using industry standard tools and are mentored by actual employers, all while receiving high school and college credit. CAPS is an example of how business, community, and public education can partner to produce personalized learning experiences that educate the workforce of tomorrow, especially in high skill, high demand jobs.
This year three different CAPS strands will be available for students in St. Charles County:
Health Care
This course strand is ideal for students who intend to go into a medical field. Students will engage in the team approach to health care at hospitals and/or healthcare facilities, giving students actual experience with health practitioners. Students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of careers in the medical field, from medical practitioner to hospital administrator. Students will participate in medical training and clinical presentations prior to participating in clinical rotation assignments.
Global Business and Entrepreneurship
This course strand is designed for students to create real startup ventures and/or solve real business needs. They will be mentored by real employers and gain marketable professional skills. Students will develop professional skills that are necessary to thrive in collaborative, innovative, and fast-paced environments. Students engaging in entrepreneurship will learn startup principles and develop an entrepreneurial mindset. They will turn ideas into actions, by validating their ideas, perfecting a pitch, and seeking resources and opportunities for a product or service. Students engaging in global business will work with organizations to work on projects that solve real needs.
Technology Solutions
This course strand is designed for students interested in developing professional and technical skills required for careers in various areas of technology and creative design. Students will have the opportunity to explore the following areas: coding, cybersecurity, database management, graphic design, hardware technologies, management information systems, network design/ technologies, operating systems, software engineering, web development, and emerging technologies. Students will collaborate with mentors and business partners to produce client projects and design their own products or prototypes, as well as solve real-world problems.
Cybersecurity is a new course offering for the 2018 – 19 school year. The course introduces the tools and concepts of cybersecurity and encourages students to create solutions that allow people to share computing resources while protecting privacy. Nationally, computational resources are vulnerable and frequently attacked; in Cybersecurity, students solve problems by understanding and closing these vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity raises students' knowledge of and commitment to ethical computing behavior.
Fine Arts
"From Broadway to Hollywood" is a new course that has been added to the curriculum. This class focuses on the drama student's interest in production styles, comparing live theatre to cinema. Students will study Broadway performers and screen legends, paying particular attention to the craft of each style. Students will review and analyze various film genres and styles in comparison to stage performances.
"Food for Thought" Food Truck
FHSD has partnered with Sodexo, our food service provider, to launch a food truck that will be an extension of the District's culinary arts curriculum. The "Food for Thought" food truck will be run by trained Sodexo personnel with help from FHSD high school culinary arts students. It will serve international cuisine with menus designed by students. The food truck is a full restaurant on wheels, offering students experience interacting with customers, cooking a wide array of cuisines, and learning necessary restaurant skills such as food preparation, sanitation, and daily operations. The truck was purchased with funds provided by Sodexo.
Facilities Usage
The Francis Howell School District will implement a new facility usage fee structure for the 2018-19 school year. The facilities usage program will cover rental of all District facilities, including gyms, playing fields, theaters, classrooms, and commons areas. The potential revenue from facilities utilization could exceed $1 million annually once the program is fully functional.
FHSD strives to be a good community partner while also remaining a good steward of taxpayer dollars. The facility usage fees will offset the cost of utilities, maintenance, and custodial services necessary to provide these facilities to a variety of community groups. More information is available on the District website.
School Safety
MSHP Walkthrough Initiative
For the 2018-19 school year, the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) is rolling out a "Walkthrough Initiative," and FHSD schools will be taking part in this new program. When MSHP officers are available, they will stop by participating schools and walk the halls to engage with students and faculty. Officers will have guidelines they must follow to ensure their visit is not disrupting critical testing or other events.
The Walkthrough Initiative will not replace any existing school resource officers, but adds an extra layer of security for the school and allows students to interact with troopers in a positive way. The District welcomes the presence of local state troopers in our buildings, and views this as an opportunity to enhance our existing school safety plans.
4E Training
FHSD staff are annually trained regarding safety procedures, and for the 2018-19 school year the District has partnered with the St. Charles County Police Department to provide 4E (Educate, Evade, Escape, and Engage) training for certified staff. 4E training is an intensive preparedness program conducted by law enforcement officers that includes active shooter simulations. This training will be implemented with all District staff over the next 24 months.
Employee Wellness
Francis Howell, Parkway, and Pattonville school districts are partnering with CareATC to provide near-site clinics for employees who participate in their insurance plans. The CareATC clinics will provide access to comprehensive medical care, including primary care, medications, and lab tests. The clinics will be built and staffed by CareATC and provide lower cost, higher quality medical care without the overhead costs associated with a hospital-based medical practice. Those cost reductions translate into saving tax dollars for all three school districts.
Before and after school appointment times means it will be easier for FHSD employees to schedule a visit outside of their workday, and staff members should miss less time at work. Better access to preventative care for employees will result in the reduction of lost time, and the District is anticipating that fewer substitutes will be needed in the long term. The worksite clinics are a "win-win" for both the school districts and their employees, saving time and money, and improving healthy outcomes for staff members.
Strategic Plan Committees
Last fall, more than 2,000 District stakeholders provided input on the District's strategic planning efforts, either in person at nine different community meetings, or online in three different surveys. The Board of Education approved the new strategic plan in February, and implementation begins during the 2018-19 school year.
The District is asking community members to be a part of our new strategic advisory committees. These committees will work on the five goal areas identified in our new strategic plan:
1. Life, College, and Career Success
2. Engaging Learning Environment
3. Staff, Leaders, and Organizational Performance
4. Engaged Family and Community Partnerships
5. Resource Effectiveness and Efficiencies
If you are interested in serving on one of these committees, more information will be available on the District website later in August.


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Louisville 45, Pittsburgh 35
Senorise Perry rushed for 101 yards and a career-high four touchdowns to help No. 18 Louisville race by Pittsburgh 45-35 on Saturday.
Teddy Bridgewater passed for 304 yards for the Cardinals (6-0, 1-0 Big East), including a 75-yard score to Devante Parker on the first play of the second half as Louisville continued its best start since 2006.
Parker's score came in the middle of a 24-point burst by Louisville spanning the second and third quarters that turned a seven-point deficit into a 38-21 lead.
Tino Sunseri passed for 287 yards and two touchdowns but Pitt (2-4, 0-3) couldn't complete a late rally.
Trailing by 10 with 5 minutes to play, Pitt went for it on fourth down deep in Louisville territory rather than attempt a field goal. Sunseri's pass was off the mark and Perry finished off the Panthers with a 59-yard sprint down the left sideline.
Louisville began the season as the overwhelming Big East favorite but some of the shine was stripped away by sluggish road wins at overmatched Florida International and Southern Mississippi coupled with the impressive starts by No. 20 Rutgers and No. 21 Cincinnati.
The Cardinals have been parked toward the bottom of the Top 25 all season and were the last Football Bowl Subdivision team in the country to play a conference game.
Louisville took its time getting going against Pitt, but left little doubt after finding its footing. A 27-yard strike from Bridgewater to Parker late in the first half set up a field goal that trimmed Pittsburgh's lead to 21-17 at the break, and Bridgewater and Parker made sure the Cardinals held on to the momentum.
Taking over at the Louisville 25 to start the second half, Bridgewater dropped back and found a streaking Parker down the left sideline. The sophomore receiver hauled it in and beat a pair of defenders to the end zone to give Louisville its first lead.
It didn't take long to grow.
Pitt went three-and-out and Louisville started again at its own 32. Eli Rodgers made a beautiful diving grab for a 29-yard gain on third-and-8 to move the Cardinals into Pitt territory and after a 35-yard strike from Bridgewater to Parker — who finished with four receptions for 153 yards and a score — Perry went over from 2 yards out to make it 31-21.
A botched Pitt punt snap later in the third quarter gave the Cardinals the ball deep in Panthers territory, and Perry went up the middle from a yard out to put Louisville up 17.
The Panthers drew within 10 early in the fourth quarter on a quarterback sneak by Sunseri and drove to the Louisville 22 with 4:59 to go. Rather than attempt a 39-yard field goal to get within a touchdown, Pitt went for it and Sunseri threw incomplete to Cam Saddler.
Four plays later it was over as Perry ripped down the sideline for his fourth trip to the end zone.
Pitt had dominated the Cardinals recently, ripping off four straight victories in the series, including a 21-14 win in Louisville last fall that helped prevent the Cardinals from securing an outright Big East title.
For about 29 minutes on Saturday, it looked as if the Panthers would extend the streak to five before programs go their separate ways when Pitt bolts to the Atlantic Coast Conference next summer.
Playing like the team that upset Virginia Tech last month instead of the one that bumbled its way to a loss at Syracuse last week, Pitt took a 21-14 lead late in the first half behind a spectacular 7-yard touchdown pass from Sunseri to Saddler, a blocked punt by Todd Thomas that ended with the sophomore linebacker falling on it in the end zone and a 2-yard leap by Rushel Shell.
When the Panthers got greedy, however, they got in trouble. Faced with a fourth-and-1 at the Louisville 42 late in the first half, Pitt opted to go for it. Shell was stuffed for a 1-yard loss and Louisville took over.
Three plays generated little and the Cardinals had fourth-and-8 at their own 45 with 22 seconds left. Rather than kick, Louisville gambled and Bridgewater delivered a pretty completion to Parker.
The play gave Louisville enough room for John Wallace to hit a 45-yard field goal just before the gun and provide the Cardinals the kickstart they would need.