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NEW YORK (AP) -- Breakups are rarely easy. And the split between CBS and Rihanna has the marks of a messy one. The network has cut "Run This Town" from its Thursday night NFL telecasts. But it's unclear whose decision it was. CBS says the decision was in part because of the Ray Rice domestic violence case and Rihanna's own beating by Chris Brown in 2009. Rihanna's bosses at Jay-Z's Roc Nation Company says it decided to yank the song. And Rihanna is unhappy. She feels CBS abandoned her-- and punished her for being the victim of domestic abuse at a time her past would have come up in the context of the Rice case. In her tweet, she used a profanity toward the network -- and after the tweet, the league spiked the song.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Octavia Spencer says after getting an Oscar, she was offered plenty of roles for TV shows. But she says she wanted to be in an ensemble -- but not a sitcom. That's what she has in her new show "Red Band Society," which makes its debut tonight. Spencer plays the head nurse in the show -- which is a dramedy following the progress of a group of long-term patients in a children's hospital. Spencer says after winning an Oscar, she doesn't feel the need to be the focal point of a series. As she put it: "I have the prize in the Cracker Jack box. I don't need to be the prize."
Octavia Spencer says the action in "Red Band Society" centers on the young actors in the cast.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Talk about what might have been. Jerry Seinfeld says Joan Rivers had agreed to do an episode of his digital series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee." But before she could do the piece, the comedian pulled out -- because she was going to have a medical procedure. It never happened. Rivers went into cardiac arrest during a throat procedure on August 28 -- and died a week later. In a post on his show's Facebook page, Seinfeld says he hoped the appearance would give Rivers a chance to show the public another side of her -- and to tell her how much he appreciated her work.
AP Entertainment Editor Oscar Wells Gabriel reports Jerry Seinfeld says he had good reasons for wanting Joan Rivers on his Internet show.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Dancing is a no-go for Lolo. Olympian and track star Lolo Jones is the first to be voted off Season 19 of "Dancing With the Stars." She had the lowest combined scores from the judges and viewers following her cha-cha Monday night. Jones says she was distracted by a text message just before performing. But she has no hard feelings. Jones says fashion designer Betsey Johnson, who was also in the bottom two, deserves to come back next week. The 72-year-old Johnson was tripped up by a feather boa during her performance.
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UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- He's been in the movies. But Leonardo DiCaprio has long been involved in making the environment better. And it was for those efforts that the actor has been named a U.N. Messenger of Peace. The U.N. Secretary-General announced DiCaprio will be taking part in a special effort to address climate change. Other U.N. peace messengers include Stevie Wonder, Michael Douglas and George Clooney.


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I like this school, because teachers and principal are very nice.Parents are friendly. Thanks to PTA members, school is going to have it's own soccer team.
I was a student here from Kindergarten to 6th grade and I loved every minute of it. It's rare to find schools like this with such diversity and teachers who genuinely care. Not to mention the gorgeous view! When I have kids, I will definitely send them here.
Student council president, 11/12 graduates. Mr. Tsugawa IS AMAZING! Mrs. Van Der Meer ROCKS! Mr. Chillcott actually knows what hes doing! Take your kids to this school. Mrs.Cruger-Hansen, Ms.Hillagass Dr.Tuttass. I actually learned something. Everyone is like family because of small school
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We have a wonderful school community - dedicated teachers and staff, eager students and committed parents. We also have a beautiful campus in the East Bay hills in the San Francisco Bay Area.
We have great teachers and a lot of hard working parents
Mira Vista has a very diverse population where students of all backgrounds can feel comfortable learning and socializing amongst their peers. The teachers are dedicated and the parents are involved. I chose to transfer in to Mira Vista and have two of my kids there currently. However, since the school does not qualify for Title 1 status, we receive a pitiful amount of funding from the WCCUSD and struggle just to provide everyday supplies. Many fundraising efforts take place each year but the district needs to do more to help this school serve students effectively.
Mira Vista is a school with parents who care.
Mira Vista , the little school up in the hills was once and still is one of the better community schools. I agree with most of what's said here . Wonderful parents keep our library open 4 days a week. We need more volunteers and we need a wake up call to the parents with attitude problems. Mostly this appears in the parking lot. Horn honking, illegal parking, loud radios, swearing (come on parents! knock that off). This is not a north richmond school , this is our little school on the hillside have more respect for us and our community school. Act like an adult and set a good example for your child. Mira Vista was once and still is a wonderful school. Lets get rid of the 'ghetto' attitude and behave like responsible respectful adults so our children will too.
I recommend Mira Vista. My daughter went here for all 6 years and I have been extremely happy with all of her teachers. They just redid the parking lot to be more safe, as well as the recess play area. I would like there to be more activities on the 6th grade level, perhaps setting aside one half of the upper section dedicated to the 6th graders, as they are much older and mature now adays than in the past. They need to be prepared for middle school as it is such a big change. We need more parent volunteers, so please help out! The library alone is run by parents, so make a difference and help out your school!
Please I am a Parent and a Staff member here at Mira Vista the students here well some of them are very disrespectful and the language is disgusting I am pulling my child out of the school because I feel that it is not the right school for them ,and as far as saftey goes the yard is so big with so little yard supervision and there are so many free openings for just anyone to come onto the school grounds Mira Vista needs help
Mira Vista is an awesome school with some of the most wonderful teachers ever. The school tries its hardest with the limited funds, but parent participation is pretty good, with some room for improvement. We have a library (with parent volunteers!), computer lab, music, science (starting from 4th grade) and a nice 'community' feeling to it. What it does need is art and less emphasis on the standardized testing. Give the teachers some freedom to use their own creativity.. Although I think this is a WCCCSD thing, not necessarily Mira Vista. Parents need to give a wee bit more, but I've grown fond of the many parents whom I have met over the years at Mira Vista who continually are always around and helping out as much as they can! 'Mira Vista Rocks!'
Mira Vista Elementary and Mrs. Brown Garcia is topnotch. As the grandmother of a handicapped child the faculty invovled with him have gone above and beyond to make sure that he has what he needs to excel and to be a productive adult. Mrs. Evans had him put in the regular classroom instead of the Special Education classes and because of her and Mrs. Brown Garcia and her staff is doing well. God Bless them for caring about the children in their care. I believe if asked Mrs. Brown Garcia can tell you about the personalites of each child. She and her staff are a God send. Their should be more like her.
This is my son's 6th year at Mira Vista. In earlier years I thought this was a fantastic school. The school has lot of wonderful and creative teachers. It's a shame that the school and district administrations are moving increasingly towards the standardization of students, and further away from creative expression and independent thought. The school has a limited music program. There are no art or PE classes. Some of the teachers will let the children draw or take them down to the playground for activities, but there is no opportunity for organized classes in these areas. Science education does not begin until the 4th grade. Studies in the humanities are limited. Like many public schools the students are being trained to perform well on standardized tests - most emphasis is placed here. Creativity, individuality and critical thinking have waned in the past two years.
Quality of teachers who are able to balance their class load and remain sensitive of the individual students needs is lacking. More creativity needed to make students want to learn, instead of feeling bored.
My child has attended, Mira Vista Elementary, K-5th grade. I highly recommend this school, to all those who want teachers that care about the children, and teaching. The school is so popular, and has high parent envolvement, which makes a nice tight knit community for children.
great dedicated teachers, good parents, diverse student population.
Overall, I feel that Mira Vista is a warm, familial school with great, caring teachers and dedicated staff. I have had three children attend Mira Vista and we have been very happy there.
A great community school with a very diverse population. If you want your children to share their school experience with students representing a wide variety of cultures, this is the place. The teachers are wonderful and dedicated, many are exceptional, the others are well qualified. As with any school, public or private, it is what you make of it. Parent involvement is extremely important and the parents here have been growing in their level of participation. After-school chess club is a bit hit with the kids. This is one of the most beautiful school sites and designs around. The school is currently being remodeled. (2004-2005)
Mira Vista Elementary school's staff is caring and I think that a large majority of them truly want the best for our children. But, there are a handful of teachers who are lacking in the department of movitivating, inspiring, enhancing, and teaching. My daughter was doing okay in Mira Vista, but she lost interest and the teachers didn't try to challenge her capabilities. My daughter stopped bringing home - homework and her grades were below grade level. Yet, she was able to go to the next grade. I'm pretty sure that this is just not at Mira Vista, but at every school in the district. Since the district is taking away the libray's, counselors, and sports, they might as well take away our children's education too. Every Child Counts/ No Child Left Behind is a political lie! Signed Concerned/ Honest Parent Karen
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(WHAS11) -- Who could have guessed a simple thumbs up would have such a big impact? Well wishes for a teenager from Beech Grove, Kentucky has people across the country stepping up with a thumbs up.
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Lane Goodwin, 13, has been fighting a rare form of cancer. His family recently learned his cancer has spread to his brain. So they brought him back home to McClean county from Vanderbilt Hospital.
"He told his doctor when we left Vanderbilt, 'you just can't fix this anymore,'" said his mom, Angie. "That's when we knew he knew."
Angie says her main goal now is to keep Lane comfortable. The once-vibrant young boy is now frail. Since a seizure last week, he's been confined to this bed, but that hasn't hurt his spirit. In fact, he's known for showing people his fighting spirit with a simple thumbs up.
Now Lane's inspiring attitude has gone viral. A Facebook page called "Thumbs up for Lane" has people from UK Coach John Calipari...to Kentucky attorney general Jack Conway... Garth brooks and Trisha Yearwood...and even mother nature…hundreds of people giving a "thumbs up" as a show of support.
His Facebook page has more than 100,000 likes...and growing.
"It's crazy," said Lane.
His family says it helps him know he's not alone in his fight and neither are they.
"With what he's gone through, it makes him feel good," said his dad.
The support brings a smile to a little boy's final days. His family feels inspired by the power of social media, but they are even more inspired by their little boy's courage.
"Are we going to be heartbroken when he goes? Absolutely. We've talked about that," said Angie. "We have to figure out how to go on, day by day. But I know he's going to be okay... So that makes it easier."
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The fun doesn't have to stop at pavement boundaries when riding Kawasaki's street legal KLX™250S. This lightweight dual-purpose motorcycle is equally at home on the pavement or off-road and always ready for your next adventure. Now, thanks to significant updates that saw refinements made everywhere from its improved braking prowess to its aggressively styled bodywork, the KLX250S is more fun than ever.
Its compact, liquid-cooled, four-stroke, single-cylinder 249cc engine displaces and employs convenient electric-starting. The KLX250S' engine is mounted beneath a lightweight, high-tensile steel perimeter frame to deliver a low center of gravity and enhanced maneuvering on tight trails.
A gear-driven engine balancer means reduced engine vibration for greater comfort and less fatigue on longer rides. The 34mm semi-flat slide Keihin CVK carburetor boosts throttle response and contributes to improved power. It also helps to provide increased fuel economy. The addition of a new evaporative emissions system allows it to meet strict CARB regulations, making the KLX250S eligible for sale in all 50 states.
Further refinements appear in the transmission. Closer ratios between 5th and 6th gear enhance the KLX250S' high-speed off-road capabilities, while a reshaped shift cam offers a more positive shift feel and promotes firmer gear engagement.
The rigors of off-road motorcycling dictate additional protection for the exposed underside of most machines. The KLX250S comes standard with aluminum engine guards to protect its crankcase during off road adventures. Negotiating tight terrain also highlights another off-road reality –heat. The incorporation of dual lightweight, high-capacity Denso radiators and a shallow-footprint cooling fan is an ample solution to potential heat issues.
Its straight-line stability is enhanced by the rigid square-section frame, yet thanks to its short wheelbase the 250S still has outstanding turning aptitude. Complementing the chassis is a new lightweight aluminum swingarm employs a highly-rigid D-shaped cross section and features new KX racing-type chain adjusters for precise chain adjustment.
The new KLX250S also received revised damping settings and reduced wheel travel at both ends, plus an all-new rear suspension linkage. These modifications help to increase straight-line stability, give a more planted feel in corners and make it easier for riders to reach the ground. The 43mm inverted cartridge-style front fork features 16-way adjustable compression damping and 10.0-inches of travel while the revised Uni-Trak® rear suspension has 16-way adjustable compression and rebound damping and offers 9.1-inches of travel.
New wheels feature 0.5mm thicker spokes for increased wheel rigidity and enhanced off-road durability. The KLX250S also offers upgraded stopping power from a twin-piston caliper and a 250mm semi-floating petal disc up front and a larger 240mm petal disc at the rear.
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Congratulations go to several Wabash Valley Football players for being named to the All-State football team. TH North's Ricky Brookins, Lucas Comer, Wyatt Stoelting and Kai Stretten were named to the Class 5A squad.
Sullivan's Jake Kinnaman was named a Class 2A First-Team Member and
Chase VanSchoyck of North Central (Farmersburg) and Linton's Zane Hayden earned Class 1A First-Team honors.


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Campbellsville University will offer a master of arts degree in sports management beginning this fall.
The MASM allows students to specialize in sport management, along with receiving advanced training in areas such as finance, event planning and sports ethics.
A Wise Choice Preschool and Daycare LLC, located at 659 W. Main St., is now participating in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program administered by the Kentucky Department of Education.
Meals will be served at no separate charge to enrolled participants at the center and are provided without regard to color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
Taylor County Fair Association President Mike Litchfield presented $1,000 scholarships to a Taylor County and Campbellsville high school graduate at the Taylor County Fair.
Taylor County High School graduate Sarah Litchfield and Campbellsville High School graduate Mollie Williams were this year's scholarship winners.
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Ellie McKinley, a senior from Campbellsville, recently spoke at a Campbellsville University Campaign for the Commonwealth alumni event in Lexington on May 22.
McKinley, who is majoring in public relations and Spanish, said CU is "my home away from home."
"It's a great place to find your calling and I've been able to find mine through the endless possibilities I've been able to have," she said.
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Campbellsville University's Dr. Joe Early Jr., associate professor of theology, presented two papers recently at two theological meetings.
Early presented a paper, "Birthed in Controversy: The Withdrawal of the Baptist Missionary Association from the Baptist General Convention of Texas," at the Baptist History and Heritage annual society meeting in Sioux Falls, S.D.
"My challenge to you, the Simmons College of Kentucky graduates of 2014, is that you will become people who will make a difference!" Dr. John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president of Campbellsville University, told the graduates at Simmons College of Kentucky May 17 during their baccalaureate service.
Dr. Bruce Kessler, math department chair at Western Kentucky University, kicked off Campbellsville School System's Summer Stem Academy for Campbellsville middle and high school students recently.
Kessler used math concepts to teach about sound, Newton's theories and Nerf projectiles.
The goal for the day was for students to see math concepts used in everyday life.
Taylor County's Red Cross disaster team recently hosted a booth at the Taylor Regional Hospital health fair and distributed emergency preparedness information.
The team formed earlier this year and is searching for members. Several signed up at the fair to join the team.
For more information, call Michael K. Humphress at (270) 789-9231.
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Campbellsville University's online theology master's degree program has been ranked eighth in the nation by TheBestSchools.org.
"The School of Theology's programs are at the heart of what we seek to do at CU in providing academic excellence in a Christ-centered environment," Dr. John Chowning, vice president of church and external relations and executive assistant to the president, said.
Campbellsville High School graduates competed for lots of prizes at Project Graduation in May.
Local businesses donated money and items to the party, which is open exclusively to those who have just graduated.
Parents plan the celebration, which features games, prizes and food, and is likely one of the last times the class will all be together as a group.
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Miami Heat forward LeBron James, right, falls to the floor after trying to dunk over Toronto Raptors center Aaron Gray, left, during first half NBA basketball action in Toronto on Sunday Feb. 3, 2013. (AP Photo/THE CANADIAN PRESS,Frank Gunn)
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Anthony C. Riccio, of Boynton Beach, Florida, died November 8, 2000 at the age of 65. He is survived by his wife Mae; his son Carmine and wife Marie and his son Joseph of Massapequa and his wife Melanie.
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The El Cortez Hotel was a luxurious Art Deco resort for couples to establish residency in Reno in order to get a divorce.
With some of the darkest skies in the United States, the mountains of Great Basin National Park are a perfect place to see the stars.
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The game originally was scheduled for Thursday night in Lincoln.
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Companies are desperate to find people who do what I do. I could walk away from my job today and have a new job as fast as the hiring process would allow for.
Full disclosure: I've been doing this for 15 years, and I always try to stay one or two steps ahead of my peers regarding what skills will be in demand over the next several years. My current specialty (front end web app engineering) is in very high demand right now. However, only 1/4 to 1/3 of the job opportunities I receive are specific to this specialty. The rest are for general web development positions.
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In general I do think STEM educations with more liberal arts exposure are good for training a workforce as opposed to straight liberal arts developed critical thinking, but this idea of entitlement "i got my degree where's my job?" goes back to what more and more older professors complain about with the younger generation. People go through the motions and expect the plate to be handed to them, they don't actually pursue things of interest. You mentioned that you actively stay ahead of the curve, part of that is self interest in staying ahead, part of it is the developments are interesting. Nowhere in there do you take the stance "if my company wants me to learn that they should send me to a class".
The worst part of it is comparatively while other countries students are usually strictly rote learners who have a hard time adapting to research learning at least they have instilled discipline to master a subject. Our current educational models don't even try to do that anymore leading to work ethic issues.
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Scientists make impossible material by accident
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Quantum teleportation has taken another step forward, thanks to two complimentary experiments, one from ETH Zurich and one from the University of Tokyo. The researchers have demonstrated the most reliable yet version of quantum teleportation--what Nature is calling "quantum teleportation on demand."
Celery, artichokes contain flavonoids that kill human pancreatic cancer cells
So eat your goddamn veggies.Celery, artichokes, and herbs, especially Mexican oregano, all contain apigenin and luteolin, flavonoids that kill human pancreatic cancer cells in the lab by inhibiting an important enzyme, according to two new University of Illinois studies.
Computer can read letters directly from the brain
By analysing MRI images of the brain with an elegant mathematical model, it is possible to reconstruct thoughts more accurately than ever before. In this way, researchers from Radboud University Nijmegen have succeeded in determining which letter a test subject was looking at.


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Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music, 1820-1860
Norma /
The Norma quadrilles /
The Norma quadrilles, op. 629 /
La Norma waltz /
Norma, grande fantaisie brillante /
Normandie waltz /
North Carolina polka /
North star polka, op. 76 /
Northern grand march /
The northern grand march /
The Northern rail road grand waltz /
A northern refrain /
Northern volunteers quick step /
Not I only, alas thy victim = Ma la sola, ohime son io, cavatina from the opera Beatrice di Tenda /
Not I only, alas! Thy victim = Ma la sola, ohime son io, cavatina from the opera Beatrice di Tenda /
Not a Spanish maiden bolero /
Not for gold or precious stones.
Not forsaken /
Not married yet! /
Not yet /
Nothing else to do /
Nothing polka /
Nothing to wear /
Nothing to wear polka /
Nothing to wear schottisch /
Nothing to wear, comic ballad /
La notte /
La notte bella = The night is fine, barcarolla /
Una notte d'amore = A night of love /
Nought is fair away from home /
The novelty quadrilles /
Now I lub Sukey dearly /
Now evening had come /
Now gently o'er the moonlit sea /
Now is the hour of parting /
Now this bosom beats with joy /
Now thou art gone /
Now with grief no longer bending = Non piu mesta, rondo from Cenerentola /
Now ye ancestral tombs, recitative [and] Soon in the cold neglected tomb, aria /
Now you must, polka /
Now's the time when winter's going /
Nowadays, a humorous ballad /
El nuevo "jaleo de jerez" dance nationale /
Une nuit d't = A summer night, nocturne, op. 16 /
Une nuit d't = A summer night, nocturno, op. 16 /
Les nuits de Boheme marche caracteristique /
The nun's farewell /
The nuptial quick step /
Nymph polka /
The nymphean waltz /
Les nymphes /
O 'tis not that always the smile of the gay from the Fairy queen /
O Henry Clay, a round /
O I'm a merry mountain maid /
O all ye lands -- O censure not the heart that loves -- Barcarole rondiletta /
O bid me not to smile to-night, ballad /
O break not the spell that enthralls me /
O bury me by the brooklet's side /
O bury me down by the river's side /
O carry me back to the land of my birth, or, The absent one's request /
O clo delizia = Maiden so lovely, arietta /
O come love with me /
O come not when the heart is sad /
O come smiling June /
O come to de husking /
O come to me my darling love! Ballad /
O come to the mountain /
O cor amoris victima! /
O dolce concento -- The hunter's chorus -- The last rose of summer -- Hazel Dell march /
O dolce concento, with variations /
O give me a home by the sea /
O gloriosa Domina /
O haste on board! Ballad /
O hasten then the happy day [from] Linda di Chamounix /
O if my love were yon red rose /
O leave me not /
O moonlight deep and tender, op. 10 /
O most holy Virgin = O santissima Vergine /
O my love's like a red red rose, a favorite Scotch song /
O nanny, wilt thou gang wi' me, a favorite old Scotch song /
O ne'er to man [from] Ode to Washington /
O now on music's magic swell /
O peace, o heavenly peace /
O pescator dell'onda /
O salutaris hostia /
O salutaris hostia, motett /
O say thou best and brightest /
O silber shining moon /
O sing again the melody, a ballad /
O sing once more that song of home /
O sing to me of those sunny climes /
O sommo Carlo /
O sommo Carlo [from] Ernani /
O still remember me! Ballad /
O sweet is the silent midnight hour, serenade /
O sweet zephyr waft him hither = Dolce zeffiro il seconda /
O talk not to me of fair Italys sky /
O thou breeze of spring! /
O thou omnipotent /
O welcome merry spring /


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FOX Sports has released a video featuring recent comments from Forrest Griffin, as the UFC hall of famer has offered to train Orlando Bloom for a celebrity fight against Justin Bieber and his boxing trainer Floyd Mayweather. read news >>
And Forrest Griffin is willing to train him. Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom took a swing at music mogul Justin Bieber and I want to make sure you know about it, because this is important. Please watch the following video to witness the shocking footage for yourself. Multiple viewings are encouraged. Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. That's how men handle their business. But how do Blooms and Beebs stack up as fighters? TMZ was diligent enough to follow up with mixed martial art read news >>
Yeah, this is a thing. The list of things I've written during my time as an MMA writer that surprise me is fairly short. Writing a headline involving former UFC champion Forrest Griffin, current pound-for-pound boxing king Floyd Mayweather Jr., former Lord of the Rings star Orlando Bloom and pop superstar Justin Bieber probably ranks near the top of that list. With the recent "news" that Bloom and Bieber got into a scuffle in a restaurant, a scuffle in which Bloom threw a punch prior to the two read news >>
The worldwide leader for mixed martial arts and UFC news, MMA News, UFC Rumors, MMA Rankings, Interviews, Videos, UFC Results, and UFC Blog read news >>
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is wrapping up the UFC Fight Night 46: "McGregor vs. Brandao" weigh in event (full results and video here) with a special "Fight Club" Q&A video featuring former light heavyweight champion Forrest Griffin, as well as Cub Swanson, Luke Barnatt, Jimi Manuwa, and Eddie Gordon. The live stream from inside the O2 in Dublin, Ireland, begins today (July 18, 2014) at noon ET. Enjoy! read news >>
At the UFC Fight Night 46 Q&A, Forrest Griffin, Cub Swanson, Luke Barnatt, Jimi Manuwa, and Eddie Gordon will answer questions from the fans. The session will be live at 12 p.m. ET. read news >>
Watch the fight club Q&A with Forrest Griffin, Cub Swanson, Luke Barnatt, Jimi Manuwa, and Eddie Gordon, hosted by Andy Frielandher, streaming live on Friday at Noon ET/9 a.m. PT. read news >>
UFC Fight Week kicked off with a self-defense class at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center. Forrest Griffin and Reed Harris ran the show and Paul Gift stopped by to check it out. Last night the UFC held one of the first events of Fight Week at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada, featuring appearances by Forrest Griffin, Reed Harris, and Megan Olivi. Zuffa and Fertitta Entertainment contributed funds to help build The Center a few years ago and have taken part in a number of read news >>
Listen to or download today's edition of MMAjunkie Radio with in-studio guest Forrest Griffin.Filed under: MMAjunkie Radio, News, Radio, UFC read news >>
MMAjunkie Radio kicks off today at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) with guests Frankie Edgar and Forrest Griffin.Filed under: News, UFC read news >>
Move over Forrest Griffin and Stephan Bonnar, your reality show brethren could be close to joining you. If Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White has his way (and he usually does), combat sports reality show veteran Jason Thacker could soon become a UFC hall of famer. Wait ... who? "Strange Brew" has a professional mixed martial arts (MMA) record of 0-1, thanks to a technical knockout loss to Chris Leben in the 2005 finale of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 1. It's kind of surprisi read news >>


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USDA's Vilsack Navigatin Washington's Political Waters
A Master Mariner can operate any vessel, regardless of size, power or geographic location. Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack is essentially
USDA's Master Mariner—in charge of every aspect of USDA. As he captains the sprawling agency that he says affects every U.S. citizen "every way, every day," his abilities to navigate the political waters of Washington, D.C., are being tested.
In an exclusive interview in his expansive office overlooking the greening Capitol Mall in Washington at the end of April, Vilsack clarified his views on several policy matters.
Direct payments vs. nutrition. Early on, Vilsack pushed an Obama administration budget proposal that would have phased out direct payments to farmers with more than $500,000 in gross sales. The resulting savings would then be used for nutrition programs. When the proposal received a frosty reception, Vilsack said it was a choice between giving payments to wealthy farmers or providing food for hungry children—a characterization he later termed "inartful."
Vilsack notes that President Barack Obama's priorities include a major increase in nutrition efforts and that they did recommend "several proposals relative to the way in which we currently create a safety net for farmers. We realized Congress wasn't going to say, 'Gee, this is a great budget. Why don't we vote on it right now?' They're not going to rubber-stamp it, and they're going to come up with their own proposals. At the end of the day, they have the final say. We just wanted to make sure they understood how important the priority was that the President placed on making sure kids have nutritious food. I think they got that message."
Team up on food safety. Vilsack initially backed the concept of a single food safety agency, but his stance appears to have shifted. President Obama has asked Vilsack and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to head up a working group to look at the issue of food safety. One of the key areas to investigate: "Can we get a consistent philosophy in how we approach food inspection?" Vilsack asks. "I think it's also important to recognize that since we have 15 different agencies engaged in some aspect of food safety that we [need to] develop a method by which there is real-time communication of issues. When you have multiple agencies, you have the risk of creating confusion about what each agency knows, how each agency makes decisions and what decisions they make based on what they know."
Getting the details right is paramount, Vilsack states. "If you don't get the philosophy right, and you don't get the authority right and the communication structures right, it won't make any difference what kind of system you've got—it's not going to work as well as it should."
On with COOL. Implementing provisions in the 2008 farm bill for mandatory country-of-origin labeling (COOL) is another issue Vilsack has had to confront as USDA chief.
"I called the industry into my office and they advised me of the steps they were prepared to take with reference to the passage of the legislation," he says. "Remember that our job is not to pass legislation but to implement it. It is to follow the intent of Congress. It isn't to make policy; it's to carry it out, which is what we're trying to do. We were assured by the industry that their intentions were very consistent with congressional intentions when Congress passed the COOL legislation. All we are looking for is a verification or an indication that is what in fact is happening." He says that verification will be done by periodic checks on the industry.
A voice on climate change. In regard to the intensifying issue of climate change and plans for a cap-and-trade system to cut greenhouse gas emissions, farmers and ranchers are concerned agriculture may not be a player. Vilsack assures the industry that it will have a voice, noting that Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson has already sought his input on several topics. On climate change, Vilsack says, White House energy and environment czar Carol Browner "is absolutely intent on making sure that agriculture is at the table, that forestry is at the table."
Vilsack cites figures from the group 25x'25 (their goal is to get 25% of U.S. energy from renewable resources, such as wind, solar and biofuels, by the year 2025) that indicate agriculture "may be 7% to 10% of the problem relative to greenhouse gases (nitrous oxide, methane and, much less so, carbon) but 20% to 25% of the solution."
Vilsack says the administration hopes "when they establish a cap-and-trade system they will create some kind of offset program, and, as part of that program, agriculture and forestry are central and key to it—that people are essentially paid to do something they might not otherwise do, much the same way they are currently paid for conservation programs."
Despite challenging issues, Vilsack remains optimistic as head of USDA. "The department is a phenomenal place," he glows. "There is great potential in terms of impacting every single American's life every day with what we do at USDA."
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Fiji defend Gold Coast title
Fiji retained their Gold Coast title on Sunday after defeating New Zealand 32-14 in the opening HSBC IRB World Sevens Series leg of the new season.
In a repeat of the 2011 final Fiji once again proved too strong for the All Black Sevens at Skilled Park with Ratu Raitini scoring an impressive hat-trick and Joji Raqamate crossing the line twice.
The victory means Fiji collect 22 Series points to sit top of the standings, ahead of New Zealand (19) and South Africa (17) who beat Kenya (15) in the third place play-off at the Australian event.
Argentina scored two first half tries through Nicolas Bruzzone and Fernando Luna to beat France 14-7 and win the Plate.
France beat Samoa in the first Plate semi-final 21-7 while Los Pumas inflicted yet more heartbreak for the hosts as Australia conceded a second last-minute try of the day to lose 17-14.
Spain beat England to claim eight Series points by winning the Bowl.
With the scores locked at 14-14 it was substitute Matias Tudela who scored the decisive try in sudden death extra time.
England reached the Bowl final after Marcus Watson snatched their own sudden death extra time try for Ben Ryan's side to beat Canada, and Spain defeated Wales 26-17 thanks to two tries from Pedro Martin.
In the first Bowl quarter final Canada beat Portugal 31-0, before England proved too strong for Scotland to set up the first semi final.
In the third quarter final, Wales came from 19-10 behind and scored three second half tries to run out 27-19 winners against USA whilst Spain moved into the semi finals in their first tournament as a core team, beating Tonga 19-7.
Michael Fedo and James Fleming both scored hat-tricks as Scotland beat USA 40-5 to win the first Shield of the season.
It was Fleming's second hat-trick of the day as he earlier helped Scotland beat Portugal 33-0 and reach the Shield final. Carlin Isles, who can run the 100m in 10.13 seconds scored two of six tries in a 33-26 victory against Tonga for the USA.
Cup: Fiji 32-14
Plate: Argentina 14-7 France
Bowl: Spain 19-14 England
Shield: Scotland 40-5 USA
Cup: South Africa 10-21 Fiji, New Zealand 15-5 Kenya
Plate: France 21-7 Samoa, Argentina 17-14 Australia
Bowl: Canada 19-24 England (AET), Wales 17-26 Spain
Shield: Portugal 0-33 Scotland, USA 33-26 Tonga
Bowl quarter-finals
Canada 31-0 Portugal
England 35-7 Scotland
Wales 27-19 USA
Spain 24-7 Tonga
Cup quarter-finals
South Africa 26-14 France
Samoa 7-19 Fiji
Argentina 7-12 New Zealand
Australia 14-21 Kenya
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Geoducks Continue Charge
January, 18 2005
Portland, OR - Picking up their fourth win in as many games, the women's basketball team dropped Cascade College 59-39 last night. Evergreen had to overcome some cold shooting to pick up the win as they went a tepid 36 percent from the field. But the Geoducks held Cascade to 30 percent shooting and forced 33 turnovers to move to 5-4 in conference play.
Kamrica Ary-Turner led the Geoducks with 12 points and Jenny Olson added ten. First year forward Danielle Keenan contribute a season-high eight points as did senior forward Leslie Jacobson.
Liz Rizza scored 12 points for the Thunderbirds but didn't get much offensive help from her teammates as no other player made it to double figures.
This win puts the Geoducks above .500 at 10-9 overall as they enter the final third of the season.
Evergreen finishes their five-game road swing this weekend as they travel to Albertson College and Eastern Oregon University. Albertson sits a half-game ahead of Evergreen at 5-3 in conference play. The 'Yotes defeated Evergreen by 15 points when they met in Olympia in December.
Meanwhile, Eastern Oregon sits in second place in conference play at 7-1. The Mountaineers escaped Olympia with a 62-57 win earlier this season.
The Geoducks will return home to play Southern Oregon and league-leading Oregon Tech on January 28th and 29th. Both games start at 5:30 pm.


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Basic Japanese
JAPN 0200 S01 [CRN: 23617]Introduction to Japanese language. Emphasizes the attainment of good spoken control of Japanese and develops a foundation of literacy. This is the second half of a year-long course. Students must have taken JAPN 0100 to receive credit for this course. The final grade for this course will become the final grade for JAPN 0100. If JAPN 0100 was taken for credit then this course must be taken for credit; if taken as an audit, this course must also be taken as an audit. Exceptions to this policy must be approved by both the academic department and the Committee on Academic Standing. The East Asian Studies department wishes to provide language instruction to all interested students. If you are unable to register for this course due to enrollment limits but are dedicated to learning Japanese, please contact the instructor via email.
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- Credit Hours
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Morning Caffeinated! -- Guild Wars 2 hacks and Mists of Pandaria prep
It was a bad weekend, Shack. Not that I should have expected any different from my perennial losers of sports teams. As a long-suffering Cleveland fan, my Browns and Indians lost late, and I fully expect my Cavaliers will regret choosing Dion Waiters with their first overall draft pick this year. The good news is all my teams should have high first round picks in their respective drafts next year. Cleveland would probably have better luck in Madden NFL 13, NBA 2K13 or Major League Baseball 2K12. I'm just so disgusted.
And now for some real gaming news.
With success comes scrutiny, usually from the unsavory types. And Guild Wars 2 apparently is feeling the major impact of that from hackers trying to gain access to player accounts. Developer ArenaNet said that it has received more than 11,000 support requests from people who have had their accounts compromised. The developer is encouraging everyone to use different emails or passwords for their accounts and web sites they frequent.
While that is great, in theory, I personally have more than 50 online accounts, between banking, game and social sites, etc. These same people that tell you to have different user names and passwords are also the same people who tell you not to write them down where other people can find them. While I try to follow that advice, it sure is getting harder and harder not to overlap because it is really difficult to remember all the complicated passwords I have. On numerous occasions, I have had to reset my password because I just flat out forgot it. There has got to be an easier way to streamline the process.
While I really do want to start playing Guild Wars 2, I am forcing myself to get back into World of Warcraft so I can be ready to review Mists of Pandaria when it comes out later this month. The new 5.0.4 patch offered a ton of changes to learn. I know WoW is a game that Shackers love to hate on, but I really want to see how the new monk class plays and what the starting area is like. Yeah, I could play the beta, but that would spoil the fun. A new TV commercial for the expansion launched over the weekend, but unfortunately, it just regurgitated much of the opening cinematic. After I play my panda monk through the starting areas, I just need to decide which of my 85s will get to progress to 90. Enhancement shaman, hunter, rogue, mage or shadow priest? There can be only one. I'll let you guys pick for me.
Speaking of TV commercials, a new one for Assassin's Creed 3 has also materialized. I never played the first two (except for an aborted attempt at the original), but this one has really piqued my interest for some reason. Not sure if it is the American Revolution setting, a milieu that has always intrigued me, or if it is just the gamer in me saying "What are you waiting for?" I guess I will be playing the PC version when it finally arrives in November.
Random bits & Quick hits: Man, Remember Me looks really interesting. Adding that to my "must try" list ... Adding Richard Garriott to my list of interviewees for Where are They Now. It should be fun to retrace his career ... I'll be glad when the summer lull is over for game releases. There hasn't been much coming out to get me off my nostalgia kick.
Flashback: The was a good discussion in Chatty about games we thought were great back in the day. Lukiopimp mentioned Homeworld, and I had to admit that I really liked that game. Prompted a fun recollection of an interview I had with Relic's Alex Garden in late 1999. Fun times.
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In February 2009, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act ("Stimulus Act") provided significant financial incentives for healthcare providers to adopt and implement electronic health records. Because healthcare providers were encouraged to electronically store and transmit patient protected health information, patient advocates became concerned about the privacy and security protections for patient information. In order to improve the privacy and security requirements, the Stimulus Act included an entire section that enhanced the security requirements and increased the penalties if the providers failed to comply. This section of the Stimulus Act is the Health Information Technology for Education and Clinical Health Act ("HITECH") and it modified the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA"). HIPAA created the minimum privacy and security requirements. HITECH takes security and privacy to a new level. Over the last three years, hundreds of pages of proposed regulations were drafted and commented on to explain and finalize the HITECH requirements. Finally, on January 25th, 2013, the final HIPAA Omnibus Rule was released.
The federal government believes this HIPAA Omnibus Rule constitutes "sweeping changes" to privacy and security requirements in healthcare. Healthcare providers, healthcare plans, clearinghouses ("Covered Entities") and their "Business Associates" should put this comprehensive law on the top priority list. Some of the critical changes include the following:
1. Modifications to the Authorization to Release Information;
2. Modifications to the Notice of Privacy Rights for each patient;
3. Limits on the use of patient information for Marketing and Fundraising;
4. Updated and modified Business Associate Agreements;
5. Enhanced Penalties for Breach of Patient Information;
6. Changes to the definition of what constitutes a "Breach" of patient information; and
7. Subcontractors of Business Associates must be brought into compliance with HIPAA.
All Covered Entities should review and update privacy and security policies and procedures. In addition, they should evaluate and update the Authorization to Release Information form and the Notice of Privacy Practices provided to each patient. The forms must comply with the new HIPAA requirements and Covered Entities must maintain documentation of its compliance. All of these administrative changes will require additional resources and will take significant time.
Business Associates will now be directly subject to the HIPAA penalties. In addition, Business Associates must comply with the Security Rule and sections of the Privacy Rule. These requirements include performing a full information risk assessment and addressing or implementing the reasonable administrative, physical and technical safeguards defined by the HIPAA Security Rule. Moreover, Business Associates must ensure their subcontractors also comply with the HIPAA requirements.
For most of the changes, Covered Entities are required to be in compliance by September 23, 2013; however, business associate agreements may continue until September 23, 2014 which is the deadline for compliance. Unfortunately, the government estimates the cost to modify the documents, forms, contracts and practices to comply with the HIPAA Omnibus Rule will be approximately $114 Million to $225.4 Million. This is a cost that will directly impact the healthcare providers who are currently receiving reduced government reimbursement and will impact the operations of both Covered Entities and Business Associates. Patients will likely start to see new documents and new processes during the summer and definitely by September.


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We are committed parents, neighbors, business people and advocates for educational excellence. We raise funds to support essential academic programs which foster student success in Mountain View and Los Altos High Schools.
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MVLA Foundation co-sponsors a Parent Education Speaker Series. View the exciting line-up of speakers planned for this upcoming winter/spring.
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College Destinations for Class of 2014
This fall the 2014 graduates from Los Altos and Mountain View high schools will become part of the freshmen class at colleges and universities across the U. S. and around the world.
Thanks to parents, community members and businesses who gave generously to support the MVLA High School Foundation this year. Congratulations Class of 2014!
Click here to view the full-size version of our students' college destinations map.
MVLA Foundation Makes History: Reaches $10 Million Cumulative Gift to District Since 1982
$1.3 Million Grant Sets Record, Supports Excellence in 2013-14
What a difference a decimal point placement makes.
In 1982, when the MVLA High School Foundation was founded, the parent-organized group raised $13,000. This year, the Mountain View-Los Altos (MVLA) High School Foundation is giving the Mountain View-Los Altos High School District a $1.3 million grant, the largest grant in the 32-year history of the non-profit that raises money to fund academic programs. This represents a 40-fold increase in donations since its founding.
At the annual spring gifting dinner, held on April 30, MVLA Executive Director Laura Roberts and Board President Mike Maciag presented the authentic and symbolic check to Superintendent Barry Groves and Joe Mitchner, MVLA District school board president. School board trustees, MVLA High School Foundation board members and school district principals and associate superintendents were also in attendance.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Steve Gleason will tell you playing linebacker for Gonzaga Prep is a hard-earned honor in a program with great tradition.
Running around at linebacker as a two-time GSL Defensive MVP for Prep from '92 to '94 is how he found his passion for football and led to a star career at WSU and in the NFL.
Now Steve uses his fame from football to raise awareness about the terminal disease called ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease, that's slowly destroying his muscles.
His story inspires others, in particular one of the great Prep linebackers from the '80's, Tom McKeirnan, and his 16-year-old son, Cael, who plays the same middle linebacker position as his dad and Steve.
Tom McKeirnan was one of the best to ever play the position for the Bullpups in '85 and '86.
He was first team All-State and made the final tackle as Prep won their last state championship in '86.
He moved on to play college football at Santa Clara. Before he started law school in '92 he returned to help coach the Prep linebackers. That's when he first saw Steve Gleason as a sophomore linebacker.
"Gleason was this ball of energy. I remember vividly standing next to [Gonzaga Prep Defensive Coordinator] H.T. Higgins and we were talking about who's the best of the guys who would play next to the kid who's being recruited. I said, "Not only is 34 [Steve's number] the kid that's going to play, I'm not so sure he's not better than the kid who's being recruited,'" said Tom.
"He was small," continued Tom. "Probably 160 or 165 pounds. Pretty small for a GSL linebacker, but he could hit, he could run, he had a nose for the ball, he was great."
But Steve had to grow into the great Gonzaga Prep linebacker tradition just like every linebacker before him.
"He couldn't handle things going bad. Something bad would happen and he would freak out sometimes. I remember when he was a sophomore telling him, 'You're a great player and great players don't freak out.' Ironic thing is the next year he was so calm, you almost had to get him to get himself going at that point," said Tom.
As Steve led WSU to a Rose Bowl as an undersized linebacker, Tom became a lawyer and started a family.
Tom talked to his oldest son, Cael, about Steve as Cael grew up and Steve carved out an eight-year career as a special teams star with the New Orleans Saints.
"Talking to Cael about him when he was playing for the Saints, I was quite proud, really probably bragging about the fact I used to coach that kid. Now he's playing for the Saints. I'd say, 'Isn't that great?'" said Tom.
Now Cael is the starting linebacker for the Bullpups as a junior, just like his dad and Steve.
"Little bit of pressure, but it's a good thing, though," said Cael. "Lot of high expectations and it's a good tradition to come into. That you expect to play well and people expect greatness from you."
Tom said it's a pressure that every Gonzaga Prep linebacker feels.
"I never felt worthy of being in those shoes when I was there. I know how he feels about that. Every guy has to make his own way," said Tom.
Since playing linebacker runs in his blood, Tom talked to Cael about the honor of being a Prep linebacker.
"He's told me about the long tradition of linebackers. He was All-State, but he wasn't in the top five linebackers to come through Prep. Not even close he says," said Cael.
The best linebacker to come through Prep is now in a wheelchair. Steve's ALS diagnosis in 2011 has robbed him of the ability to walk, talk and eat. His life's mission is to show ALS patients they can live full lives after the diagnosis and to raise awareness of the disease. He's started a non-profit organization called Team Gleason that works on that mission every day under Steve's mantra of "No White Flags."
Steve came back to Prep in August to have his jersey number 34 retired. Most of the football team came to see the ceremony and listened to Steve's message through a synthetic voice that he typed with his eyes.
"Breathtaking," said Cael. "I never really understood. First time I had ever seen him in a wheelchair. Immobile. But even though he's immobile he's still flying around in his heart."
The connection runs deeper than just a jersey retirement. Cael sees Steve's inspirational messages almost daily: On signs that hang in Prep classrooms, on the backs of t-shirts and on the wristbands of his teammates.
The team talks about Steve weekly including reading a message from Steve before a recent game.
The note read: "The purpose of my message is to inspire you to be poised, persistent and courageous…
Do this to inspire me, to support myself in a mission to achieve the impossible. Let's do this. Have fun tonight. Exhaust yourself in the mission. Steve Gleason. A Bullpup."
Head football Dave McKenna said this about Steve minutes before a recent kickoff: "I thought about Steve and what he means to this program and the gifts he gives us. We do a No White Flags cheer, we wear the wristbands. But, really, if he were here tonight, how would you play? Think about that as you go down on that football field. Shouldn't change the way you play. It's your opportunity to inspire him."
After living his life surrounded by the Prep linebacker tradition and Steve's inspirational message, Cael only wants to play one way.
"Like him… Go out there, fly around, play your hardest, no matter what it is," said Cael.
While the play on the field is important to both father and son, the lessons learned from Steve's example off the field are even more important.
"I'd like him to follow in Steve's footsteps in terms of thinking outside of himself, being a person for others and being a part of something bigger than himself," said Tom.
"[I want to emulate] how he battles through adversity every single day of his life. The least we can do is battle through adversity on the field. In the end football is just a game. Because he's going through things much harder than a game," said Cael.
"For Cael to see this, that he's met him, that he has the same background as Cael does, that he has done all these incredible things, what an incredible role model and inspiration for a 16-year-old student at Gonzaga Prep," said Tom.
Three different Gonzaga Prep linebackers from three different decades, united by the one with a simple message: inspire.


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