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The inspection was carried out by an Additional Inspector.
Description of the school
This is a smaller than average sized primary school. The proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals is below the national average. The percentage of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities and the percentage of pupils with a statement of special educational need are both similar to the picture nationally. Most pupils are from White British backgrounds and, of the small number of pupils from minority ethnic backgrounds, only a very small percentage are at an early stage of acquiring English. The school achieved Silver Artsmark in 2006 and Investors in People award in July 2007.
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Overall effectiveness of the school
Grade: 2
This is a good school with some outstanding features. Inspection findings fully endorse the school's view of its own effectiveness. Parents are very supportive and appreciative of the quality of education the school provides. One parent's comment, echoed by others was, 'A terrific school that I would recommend to anyone!' At the core of the school's success is the leadership of the headteacher, which has brought about improvements in standards, achievement and the quality of learning. This track record indicates that the school is well set for continued improvement and provides good value for money.
Attainment when pupils start school is broadly in line with national expectations. By the time that they leave, standards are well above average and the Year 6 pupils' overall performance in 2007 was exceptionally good although standards in mathematics were not as strong as English and science. This is because pupils' problem solving and investigative skills are not as well developed as other aspects of their mathematics work. The good progress and achievement of pupils of all abilities owe much to the good quality of teaching which challenges, motivates and enthuses pupils in equal measure. Equally good assessment procedures mean that staff have a good grasp of how well pupils are doing and use the information to set challenging targets, to match work to pupils' needs and to provide additional support when needed.
Pupils' personal development is outstanding. Behaviour is never less than good and, for some pupils, it is excellent. Pupils thoroughly enjoy school and attendance rates are consistently very high. Pupils' knowledge of keeping fit and managing risk in their lives is good and the maturity and sense of responsibility of pupils is highlighted by the outstanding contribution they make to the community. There is little doubt that pupils' experiences and acquisition of key skills prepare them well for their future lives. The good curriculum on offer meets pupils' academic and social needs well and the wide variety of enrichment opportunities readily contributes to pupils' enjoyment. Care and guidance are good with aspects that are outstanding. Staff show high levels of commitment to encouraging pupils' enjoyment and achievement and are very effective in providing a safe, caring and supportive environment where pupils flourish. Pupils are helped to make good progress by being kept well informed about how they are doing and in setting and reviewing their own targets.
Leadership and management, including governance, are good. The headteacher provides strong and effective leadership, which is firmly focused on promoting the well-being of learners through the provision of a good quality of education. All staff work together very well to make this a reality. This is not a school that rests on its laurels but instead sets the bar higher in its push to move on to the next level. Part of this is the need for subject leaders to play a more proactive role in monitoring teaching, learning and standards, which at present is not robust enough.
Effectiveness of the Foundation Stage
Grade: 2
The Foundation Stage provision is good. Very good procedures enable pupils to settle quickly into the routines of school life and they behave well and enjoy their learning. Once in school pupils benefit from good teaching and an exciting array of activities that enable all pupils to make good progress. A good balance is struck between teacher-led and pupil-initiated activities. This includes good use being made of the outdoor provision. On occasions, role-play activities are not capitalised on enough to enhance pupils' language skills. The teacher and teaching assistant plan and assess together well so that all practitioners have a good grasp of how well pupils are progressing.
What the school should do to improve further
- Raise standards in mathematics by improving pupils' problem solving and investigative skills.
- Ensure subject leaders play a more effective role in evaluating standards, achievement and teaching through more regular sampling of pupils' work and analysing test and assessment data.
Achievement and standards
Grade: 2
Across the school, pupils achieve well. Attainment on entry to the school is broadly in line with national expectations. Pupils get off to a good start in the Foundation Stage and by the end of the Reception year, standards are a little above what is normally expected for pupils of this age. Pupils' good start is built on in Years 1 and 2 and at the end of Year 2, standards are above the national average. Pupils' good progress continues throughout Years 3 to 6 and by the time that pupils leave school standards are usually well above the national average. The unvalidated 2007 national test results for Year 6 pupils were exceptionally high in reading, writing and science because of the number of pupils exceeding the level expected for 11-year-olds. Although standards in mathematics were well above the national average, they were not as high as other subjects because pupils' problem solving and investigative skills are not as strong as their number skills. The school consistently sets challenging and demanding targets for pupils of all abilities including pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. The consistently good and at times better teaching combined with rigorous assessment and tracking procedures are key factors in why these targets are met and in some instances exceeded.
Personal development and well-being
Grade: 1
Pupils' personal development is outstanding. Behaviour is good, and for the older pupils exemplary, because they are keen and enthusiastic learners who show a real desire to do well. Pupils' love of school is reflected in the excellent attendance rates. Pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is good with some significant strengths. Pupils are reflective individuals who look out for one another and relationships are a significant strength. They have an excellent understanding of how their actions can affect others. Although pupils' awareness of Britain as a diverse society is developing, it is still work in progress. Pupils have a clear understanding of what is needed to keep fit, safe and healthy. They make an outstanding contribution to the community through their decision-making on the school council and carry out many tasks around the school with great maturity and enjoyment. Pupils have been instrumental in providing the school's 'trim trail', climbing wall and improvements to toilet facilities. They instigate many fundraising activities and participate in a number of community events. The school has recently acquired allotments where they are set to grow and sell organic fruit and vegetables. It is these types of activities alongside the development of pupils' key literacy and numeracy skills that are preparing them well for their future lives.
Quality of provision
Teaching and learning
Grade: 2
Teaching and learning are good and contribute significantly to pupils' achievement. Much teaching is characterised by lessons that are packed full of pace and challenge and teachers go the extra mile in building up pupils' confidence and self-esteem. Work is well matched to the widely varying abilities of pupils in mixed-aged classes. Pupils play their part to the full in creating a highly effective learning environment and it is no coincidence that the good teaching of writing skills and investigative skills in science has seen a significant improvement in standards. Across the school, the skills of the teaching assistants make an important contribution to how well pupils achieve. Whilst the content of pupils' work is often of a high standard, expectations are sometimes not high enough as to how pupils are to present their work and the degree of challenge is on occasions tempered by an overuse of worksheets. Assessment is good because it is rigorous in monitoring pupils' progress and used well to guide and inform teaching. Marking of pupils' work is equally effective because it gives clear pointers for improvement that pupils readily take on board.
Curriculum and other activities
Grade: 2
The curriculum is good and adds much to pupils' enjoyment of school. Good provision is made for developing pupils' literacy, numeracy and computer skills. The school has accurately identified the need to set the bar higher in how these key skills can be better tested out through using them in different subjects. The school provides pupils with the opportunity to learn a foreign language and many pupils play a musical instrument. Good provision is made both for pupils with learning difficulties, and through the range of activities that are on offer for pupils with particular talents or skills.
For a small school, a wide array of enrichment opportunities is offered including visits, visitors, residential trips and after-school clubs, for example, gardening, sporting activities and foreign languages. The curriculum is equally effective in how it promotes pupils' capacity to stay healthy and safe and to value the local community as an important learning resource.
Care, guidance and support
Grade: 2
The care, guidance and support for pupils are good with some outstanding aspects. This is a school where the individuality of all pupils is recognised and celebrated and where their pastoral care is given a very high priority. Pupils feel very safe and secure and are adamant that 'bullying is not a problem at our school.' Equality for all pupils is promoted very well. Excellent links with outside support agencies, alongside the school's own mechanisms, means that pupils' social and emotional needs are catered for very well. Procedures for safeguarding pupils, child protection, risk assessment and health and safety are all secure. Academic guidance is good because it impacts well on how pupils achieve. Older pupils have a good awareness of their individual targets for improvement, self-assess work and set their own targets. This impressive practice is not yet fully embedded across the school.
Leadership and management
Grade: 2
Leadership and management are good and the headteacher leads and manages the school very well. She has played a pivotal role in the good improvement of the school since the time of the previous inspection. There is a strong sense of team spirit, which is focused on making the school even better. Key to this is the effectiveness of the school's self-evaluation, which is both accurate and, more importantly, is geared to bringing about improvements in the school's performance. A strong senior management team is in place which drives the school's agenda for challenging and aspirational targets, robust tracking of pupils' performance and for monitoring teaching and learning. Subject leaders have started to play a more active role in these processes but as yet they do not carry out enough analyses of data or sampling of pupils' work to give them a strong enough perspective on how well all pupils are achieving. Governance is good because governors are very supportive but equally play a proactive and effective role in questioning and evaluating the work and performance of the school.

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1. Heat 1 tbsp. oil in a large nonstick frying pan over medium heat. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, stirring, about 30 seconds.
2. Add dandelion greens in batches, turning frequently with tongs. Increase heat to medium-high, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and continue to cook, turning with tongs, until greens are wilted and tender-crisp, about 5 minutes.
3. Add currants and pine nuts and cook 1 minute more. Transfer to a serving dish and drizzle with about 1 tbsp. more oil. Serve with a squeeze of lemon if you like.
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As we take the time to reflect on the year and the holiday season, let's include a moment to acknowledge what we are thankful for in our role as parents.
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Three key questions in the bitter battle to save pubs (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Three key questions in the bitter battle to save pubs
6:00am Tuesday 8th April 2014 in News By Matt Oliver, Reporter covering North Oxford, Jericho and Summertown. Call me on 01865 425498
PLANS to turn pubs into supermarkets and other businesses in the city will have to come under closer scrutiny in the future.
Oxford City Council wants 'change of use' proposals to face three key questions rather than the one used at the moment.
They are if the pub is a viable business, that efforts to market it have been made and that alternative pubs exist in the area.
But the council said a change in policy set by national planning bosses from 2001 meant only one currently needs to be met, the viability test.
Now it is to apply to The Planning Inspectorate – which changed the policy – so it can demand more than one of the criteria is met.
Executive board member for city development Colin Cook said: "We want to stop losing pubs in Oxford and make it more difficult for people trying to sell them off for uses such as accommodation."
He said the council is also assessing each city pub for whether it should go on a list – the heritage assets register – that give buildings further protection.
These include "public houses of historic or architectural interest".
Mr Cook said: "Getting these extra powers will enable us to stop more planning applications for a change of use in public houses.
"And we are working as hard as we can to achieve that."
Planning permission is not required to convert a pub to a restaurant.
The council said it will need the backing of other councils and the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) to change its criteria policy.
Tony Goulding, CAMRA Oxford chairman, said it would help the council "lead the charge".
He said: "This is what we have been fighting for. It is great to have the city council's support, because not all local authorities are so enthusiastic about it.
"We absolutely need these measures to protect our pubs."
He added: "The worst predators are the supermarkets at the moment, nowhere is safe from them, because they can do deals behind closed doors with breweries and suddenly just change the use with no proper process. We want that legal loophole to be closed.
"Pubs need legal protection so they can stop just disappearing."
He pointed to the loss The Friar in Marston Road, Marston, set to be turned into a Tesco Express in the summer. Mr Goulding said CAMRA also supports pubs being designated "community assets" by the council, following a public nomination by an organisation.
Owners of community assets must put off any sale for six months so the community can put together a bid, though the owner has the final decision.
The council's executive board will meet to discuss the proposed measures on Wednesday at Oxford town hall, St Aldate's, from 5pm.
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Not sure why Tony is standing outside The Grapes, either. One of the worst pubs in Abingdon.
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Industry Restructuring, Mark-ups, and Exchange Rate Pass-Through
AbstractConsumer prices are not very responsive to movements in nominal exchange rates and their response has fallen considerably in Canada since the mid 1980s. This paper explores two of the most likely explanations for this decline in exchange rate pass-through to consumer prices: (1) lower inflation and (2) restructuring in the retail sector. We believe that both explanations are important but our focus in this paper is the latter explanation. We first present estimates which suggest that mark-ups in the retail sector in Canada have decreased while concentration has increased over this time period. We also discuss other trends in Canadian retailing which suggest considerable restructuring in this sector which have led to changes in the nature of competition. Based on this evidence, we argue that it is important to examine pass-through in industrial organization models with strategic elements. We present such a model which generates lower mark-ups, higher concentration, and lower exchange rate pass-through simultaneously.
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Summary: Vermont game wardens seized two primates from an Eden home and charged a man with illegally importing and possessing the animals. The primates were identified as a Rhesus Macaque and a Debrazza's monkey. The two primates were to be transferred to a wild animal rescue organization in another state.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Owners of a nightclub and lounge in the Sunsphere at World's Fair Park are in the process of finishing a complete makeover to the venue.
Icon Ultra Lounge opened in October 2012, located on the fifth floor of the Sunsphere, but for the past few weeks it's been closed, as Icon's owner is starting fresh with a revamped concept.
The lounge was flashy and glitzy with bright neon lights illuminated just about everywhere. Owners say the 21-and-over nightclub was losing out in part because it was located away from other nightclubs located mostly in the Old City.
"You can go to one and walk right next door and go to the other, walk across the street and go to another. We're not in that line of traffic. That foot traffic from the nightclub doesn't come up here," said Bo Shipley, a partner with the Icon Restaurant & Lounge.
The owners say they no longer want Icon Restaurant & Lounge to be known as a nightclub. Dramatic changes are happening on the inside of the venue as workers are removing couches to replace them with dinner tables.
The revamped venue will open as Icon Restaurant Lounge on Saturday night.
Bo Shipley and Dan Tremaine were brought in as partners with the original owner to transform the lounge into a true restaurant.
"We want to have kids and to have people that maybe, necessarily, wouldn't want to come up here because they thought it was a strictly a nightclub," said Shipley.
The two joined Icon after opening a farm-to-table concept diner in Oak Ridge called the Market House at Jackson Square.
Shipley says the restaurant will serve home-grown dishes consisting of all types of food.
They have partnered with the Knoxville Farmers Market and hope to feature menu offerings from local dairy farms and restaurants, including dessert choices from Magpies Bakery.
"We're going to be using a ton of local vendors," Shipley said.
The owners say having a true restaurant and a growing downtown population could make this successful. However, challenges do remain, like a lack of parking near the Sunsphere.
The owners say a friendlier family atmosphere could help bridge the gap. The restaurant will have its grand opening next Wednesday.
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20th anniversary Celebration Dance Concert
ONU's Freed Center for the Performing Arts will present the 20th anniversary Celebration Dance Concert, featuring the ONU Dance Company and alumni, on Saturday, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 2, at 2 p.m. The ONU Dance Company alumni, along with current members of the ONU Dance Company, have been invited to perform, teach master classes, design costumes, design lights and choreograph.
ONU's entrepreneurship program among national finalists
Ohio Northern University was one of four finalists for a United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) Outstanding Specialty Entrepreneurship Program Award and was recognized at the USASBE annual conference in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Taxpayers in Hardin and surrounding counties can receive find free income tax assistance from Ohio Northern University business and law students through Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).
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Professors author paper published in Accounting Instructors' Report
ONU associate professor of business Jill Christopher, along with fellow colleagues Dexter Woods, professor of business administration, and Robert Kleine, associate dean and professor of marketing, co-authored an article that will appear in the spring 2014 edition of Accounting Instructors' Report.
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Pianist receives glowing review
ONU piano lecturer Assaf Sommer was lauded in the Jan. 26 entry of ToledOvations' review of the Toledo Symphony. "Sommer was the happiest surprise of the evening. Let us hope he returns for more delightful playing" says the reviewer.
Czarniak presents paper
Jeremy Czarniak, visiting assistant professor of theatre, presented a paper "The Interdisciplinary Arts Adventure - A Progressive Education Model" at the 12th annual International Conference on Arts and Humanities, held Jan. 9-14 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Czarniak took part in workshops and discussions with arts educators from around the world.
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Bruce Comly French, professor of law, is quoted in an article "Bankruptcy: What It Is, When to File," on CardHub.com.
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Distinguished Alumni Award
The ONU Alumni Association is now accepting nominations for the Distinguished Alumni Award. Nominate your favorite ONU graduate or friend in recognition of outstanding service to the University.
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Last year was a very exciting year in Division 3 men's lacrosse, with Stevenson winning their first ever championship. Aurora College in Colorado made their first NCAA tournament, and won a game. RIT beat Cortland with a hidden ball trick, and Salisbury was finally dethroned as the most dominant team in the South, if only for a season. As fall ball and training continues to roll, here's a look at some of the top teams from last year, as well as a couple potential dark horses for 2014.
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Massapequa blood drive June 8
The Massapequa Public Library, 40 Harbor Ln., Massapequa Park, will hold its summer blood drive, Sat., June 8, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register, call the library at 516- 798-4607, extension 304. Walk-ins are welcome.
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This is one of the Approved medical billing and coding schools online that offer the best training when it comes to getting you prepared to get your certification as a medical coder and biller.
Choosing the right school when it comes to medical coding and billing is a very important step for your success in this career. There are an abundant amount of online schools, but only a few that offer the right training when it comes to medical coding and billing. You should look for a school that is approved or accredited by AHIMA (American Health Information Management Association). This will ensure that the curriculum that the training program is teaching you meets the proper requirements. A great way to get a better understanding of a school is to read testimonials from prior students so that you can get an understanding of what experience they went through.
Remember that you need to have the right academic credentials, so it is important to find a school that prepares you for your certification exam as part of their training program, and in return will give you more opportunities to secure employment. From experience, I recommend Career Step to you as an online school as they prepared me to get started in my healthcare career.
Career Step is one of the top medical billing and coding schools online that offers two different training options for this career:
Come October 1, 2014 the medical coding industry has to transition from the ICD-9 to the ICD-10 code set, which means you, will need to know the ICD-10 code set to get a job. Career Step now offers the ICD-10 FastTrack training program:
Tips for choosing the best online school:
- Approved by AHDI or Accredited – You want to make sure that the school follows an approved curriculum so that the training will prepare you in what is needed as soon as you graduate to start your career as a medical coder and biller.
- Online training support – You want to make sure that the school offers flexibility in your training and has instructors that can help you with any questions you may be having. Look to see if they have live chat. A great feature is student and graduate online community; this is where students and graduates can share and support each other with questions, jobs, etc.
- Testimonials – Go and read through employment and student reviews. Get first hand insight on the school. Read what other graduates are saying about their experience with the training program and also read what employers are saying about their experience hiring graduates from that school.
- Support after graduation – You want to look for a school that will not only be there for your training but will be there after your graduate. Check to see if they have resources, advisors, or post-graduate job support. This is important because you will be new to this field and want guidance and employment assistance during your transition into your new career. A great resource to look for is help with your resume and cover letter, advisors that will prepare you for a job interview, and notifications with job opening looking to hire entry-level graduates.


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Chinese Partnership Fuels NJIT's Solar Cell Research
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Earlier this month, NJIT formalized an agreement with Chinese partners that will advance the university's research on thin-film solar cells, an alternative energy technology with the potential to make buildings and other infrastructure substantially more energy-efficient. >>
NJIT Alumnus Sparks a U.S.-China Technology Partnership
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NJIT researchers working to boost the efficiency of a potentially game-changing alternative energy technology, thin-film solar cells, have won the backing of a powerful Chinese partner eager to speed development of inexpensive power production that can be seamlessly incorporated into a range of building materials. >>
NJIT Celebrates Growth of Solar Technology
February 26, 2013
NJIT celebrates a new phase in the growth of its solar technology effort with the rededication of a research center as the China National Building Materials Photovoltaic Materials Research Center. Expanding its previous work on Cadmium Telluride photocells with NJIT alumni-run Apollo Solar Energy, the new program addresses broader photocell technology and implementation studies. >>
NJIT signed a cooperation agreement with the Bengbu Glass Industry Design Institute for personnel training, technical exchange, and research and development at a recent ceremony at NJIT. >>
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The visiting delegation from Zhenjiang in Jiangsu Province, China visited NJIT on Dec. 3 and was led by Vice Mayor and General Secretary Mr. Xiao Ping Li. He was accompanied by Mr. Qiliang Gui, Vice Secretary and Jian Lin Lu, as well as Mao Su Yan and Violet Gu of the Zhenjiang New Area Investment Promotion Center with Rongjun Ni and Weihua Cao of the Zhenjiang Economic and Technological Development Zone. >>
Chinese City Named a Sister City of Newark at NJIT Ceremony; Delegates Set Up Agreement with NJIT to Learn More of Sustainability, Solar Energy
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A delegation from Ningguo in the People's Republic of China was named a Sister City of Newark on Nov. 18, 2010 during a special visit to NJIT. Donald H. Sebastian, PhD, senior vice president for research and development, represented Newark during the later signing since city officials were unable to attend. Earlier in the day, the group toured technology laboratories at NJIT to learn more of sustainable urban living and solar energy. >>
15 New US Patents Awarded This Past Year to NJIT Researchers: University's Total Patent Count Rises to 97
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NJIT researchers were awarded 15 new U.S. patents this past year, increasing the total number of issued patents for NJIT to 97. >>
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Feb. 20, 2004: James Promoted To President Of Aire Serv
February 20, 2004
WACO, Texas - Doyle James has been promoted to president of Aire Serv® Heating & Air Conditioning, a subsidiary of The Dwyer Group. James, who previously served as chief operating officer, will oversee the entire Aire Serv franchise system.
"Doyle has done an outstanding job leading Aire Serv, revealing his skills for growing the company to be a leader in the industry," said Dina Dwyer-Owens, president and CEO of The Dwyer Group.
James joined Aire Serv in 1997 as a franchise systems manager. He was later promoted to vice president of operations. In June 2003, he was named chief operating officer.
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March 6 marked exactly one year since Brevard County Deputy Barbara Pill was killed in the line of duty and taken from her family, our agency and community.
The anniversary of Barbara's death is a somber reminder of the many law enforcement officers across our great country, who make the ultimate sacrifice every year.
Last year, 128 law enforcement officers gave their lives to protect their communities and citizens. Of those, 66 were killed in a violent or deliberate attack.
While five of the officers killed last year were from the state of Florida, none strike closer to our hearts than our own Deputy Barbara Pill.
Barbara was fatally shot while trying to apprehend robbery suspects; who, without hesitation, made the decision to take Barbara's life.
Like many of you, I will never forget the call that alerted me to Barbara's death. I will also never forget the last time I saw Barbara, as she was standing with her family and friends at the annual Awards Ceremony for the Brevard County Sheriff's Office.
In the days that followed, many of us would recall our own memories of Barbara, who was an incredible mother, wife, deputy and citizen.
While driving to Barbara's funeral service, I recall bracing myself for a very emotional service: the bagpipes, gun salute, playing of taps, fly over and the finalizing moment when dispatch completed the officer's "out of service" across the radio.
Having attended too many officer's funerals over the years, what I was not prepared for was the sight of businesses along the procession route temporarily closed in honor of Barbara, with the business owners standing and holding signs that expressed touching thoughts and prayers for her family and friends, the schools, with their children standing at attention, with their hands over their hearts, and the many officers, public safety members and military personnel from around the country lined up, showing their honor and respect for a fallen comrade.
Each proudly demonstrating just how special Barbara was to our community and to the citizens she protected each and every day.
While Barbara is the most recent law enforcement officer taken from our community, many others have made the ultimate sacrifice by giving their lives to protect us.
These Brevard County heroes are Officer Joseph Pellicano, Melbourne Police - 1986, Officer Gerald Johnson, Palm Bay Police Department - 1987, Officer Ronald Grogan, Palm Bay Police Department - 1987, Officer Philip Flagg, Satellite Beach Police Department - 1992, Sgt. Ernest Hartmann, Satellite Beach Police Department - 1992, Officer Stephen House, Titusville Police Department - 1989, Officer Jack Schnell, Titusville Police Department - 1982, Officer George Hanchley, Kennedy Space Center Security Police - 1986, Officer Charles Autry, Cocoa Beach Police Department - 1990, Lt. Roy Blake, Cocoa Police Department - 1954, Trooper Halley Strickland, FHP - 1954, Trooper Joseph Sawtell Jr. - 1966, Lt. Amos Cox, Brevard County Sheriff's Office - 1965, Deputy Robert Nicol, Brevard County Sheriff's Office - 1987, Deputy Ray Warner, Brevard County Sheriff's Office - 1996 and Sgt. Lucille Ross, Brevard County Sheriff's Office - 2004.
We honor these heroes, along with their families, who will forever be remembered for their sacrifices and support.
Each of these officers were proud to put on their uniform each and every day to represent their profession, their families and, most importantly, their communities.
I would ask that you keep these fallen officers and their families in your thoughts and prayers and would like to personally thank each of you for the tremendous support you give to our Brevard County law enforcement and public safety members every day.
Wayne Ivey is the sheriff of Brevard County
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Microsoft said to be testing eyewear tech similar to Google Glass
It looks like Microsoft is trying to get into the wearable eyewear technology trend. This further solidifies that Google Glass is future tech that everyone is interested in. It's not yet known if Google Glass will be a success, but so far all things are pointing to a new way to use technology.


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I saw that Hugh Grant fellow on the bus at Chiswick once. He seemed perfectly in control of himself and I doubt very much that his evidence could be as unreliable as the man who had the gold chain thing. In my view the Press needs to think about things like that. We can all then sleep soundly in our beds at night.


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LIVE conversation with cosmologist Sean Carroll, TEDxCaltech Speaker and author of From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time.
The conversation will open at 4pm (Eastern Standard Time), May 19, 2011. Sean is on vacation in Las Vagas, and will join us from his hotel room there to discuss the cosmos, the nature of time, and the science of poker.
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May 19 2011: Hello Sean. I know you're leaning towards the multiverse being true, but I wanted to ask a question that assumes that the Universe is all there is (multiverse doesn't exist). It's been explained that the expansion of space is "self-contained" but our intuition of course fails us miserably when trying to visualize this because our brains always assume that an expansion is expanding into some pre-existing volume. Do you know of any way on how to best visualize a "self-contained" expansion?
May 19 2011: Sadly, no. The mathematics are perfectly clear and unambiguous, but the translation into words is hard, because as you say this kind of thing is outside our experience. Space is expanding, but it's not expanding "into" anything at all.
Some people find it helpful to think of space as fixed, and everything in it to be *shrinking*. That's mathematically equivalent and perfectly okay, if it helps you out.
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Beer is the third most consumed beverage in the world; it comes only after water and tea. Some consider it to be the oldest fermented beverage, also making it the world's oldest prepared beverage. It is rumoured that the earliest record of beer goes back to days of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. It is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the United States and definitely the most readily available alcoholic beverage.
The process of making beer is called brewing. In brewing, the starch source of the beer (usually a cereal such as wheat or barley) is converted into a sugary liquid called wort, which is then converted into beer through fermentation by adding yeast and flavoring it with hops, spices, and sometimes fruit.
Today there are almost endless varieties and flavors of beer. Many breweries have a variety of flavors they brew throughout the year, along with a number of seasonal brews. In countries with temperate climate, heavier, darker beers are usually brewed during colder months.
Summer is in full swing in my part of North America, and nothing says summer to me like relaxing, warm sunny days at the beach or by the pool, and barbeque parties with friends. Summer also means lighter, seasonal beer brews which are easier to drink than their wintery counterparts, but still flavorful and definitely refreshing.
Coming from a tropical climate where seasons are simply determined by the amounts of rain, I never really knew the variety of beer brews available or that beer tastes could resemble wine when appropriately paired with food — and season. Here are a few of the summer brews I've been able to try so far this summer that could definitely spice up (no pun intended) any summer outing.
Brooklyn Beer Summer Ale
A New York standard, Brooklyn Beer is the craft beer of choice in the city, and the summer ale doesn't disappoint. It's light and smooth and will go with all kinds of food. Drinking it outdoors on a hot day will also certainly be refreshing. Not too much bitterness or dryness in this beer, extremely drinkable and ends with a crisp finish. I love the label on the summer ale too – still very vintage-looking but using a very contemporary color combination, even on the bottle cap!
Dogfish Head Festina Peche
Before the Festina Peche I'd only tasted fruit beers that were almost like juice and very sugary. This beer definitely had a peach aroma but didn't finish sweet. It's a good summer ale for those who are more adventurous with their beer but not particularly into heavy fruit flavors. Peachy keen, in my opinion. Dogfish Head uses a variation of its matte labels on the Festina, with a lightly peach tinted bottle cap.
Bell's Oberon
Bell's Oberon is similar to the Brooklyn Summer ale, but slightly more full-bodied and has a rounder flavor. It's a beer you can enjoy on its own or with food. Like most summer ales, it's lighter, but definitely doesn't scrimp on flavor. Oberon has probably one of my favorite label designs too – high contrasting colors that are very festive, with a bright dancing sun and orange cap to celebrate the warm weather!
Goose Island Sofie
Goose Island is an award-winning craft brewery from Chicago that produces several varieties of beer, described as Urban Ales, Classics, or Vintage. While Sofie isn't technically a summer brew, flavor-wise it has some essence of orange peel, and pairs well with seafood, which seems apt for the warmer months. One of the other things that strikes me about the Goose Island vintages is how they treat their brews almost like wines – down to the delicate labeling! The label and package design of their vintages definitely give them a more sophisticated, classy feel.
While beer is a widely available beverage, it is still alcoholic, so when enjoying your summer brew, be sure to enjoy in moderation, and in good company. Happy summer everyone!


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Update 3:30 p.m.: If Tuesday's hearing was any indication, Gov. Sonny Perdue's choice to become the state's first transportation planning director should have little trouble getting confirmed by the House Transportation Committee next week.
Todd Long, a veteran civil engineer with years of service at the Department of Transportation, encountered little in the way of opposition Tuesday at a confirmation hearing before a special transportation subcommittee. After more than three hours of questioning, the subcommittee unanimously voted to send Long's nomination to the full committee.
"We look forward to seeing you then for more fun and frivolity," subcommittee chairman Rep. Ed Rynders (R-Albany) joked after the voice vote. The full committee will meet Aug. 19.
Long, a Georgia Tech grad, is Perdue's choice to lead the state's road planning efforts, via a position created by the transportation reform bill approved this past legislative session. That bill also gave the House
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Hey Matt, just wanted to let you know that since the beginning of August I leveled a warrior fresh from 1-80, got him geared up, and main tanked Lich King on him pretty much as a result of reading your column. Keep up the good work. I just made a macro of that Theoden quote to yell at the beginning of BGs too.