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Ty Kelly of Tracy was named this week to the Stanford Regional All-Tournament Team in recognitions of his efforts at third base and at the plate for the UC Davis Aggies baseball team in NCAA Division I post-season play.
Kelly, a sophomore at Davis, went 8-for-13 during three games at the tournament for a .615 batting average. That included two doubles for 10 total bases and a slugging percentage of .769. He finishes his first full season with the Aggies as the team leader at the plate with a .397 batting average and a .527 slugging percentage.
Kelly is the son of Patrick and Diane Kelly of Tracy and graduated from St. Mary's High School in Stockton in 2006. As a senior at St. Mary's, he batted .345 with a slugging percentage of .828 and was named All-League for the Tri-City Athletic League.
Also named to the All-Tournament team was Aggies pitcher Eddie Gamboa, who handed Stanford a 4-2 loss in the first game of the tournament. Stanford has five All-Tournament players, Pepperdine has two and Arkansas has one.
After the first-round loss, Stanford then won four in a row to claim the regional title and move on to Fullerton Super-Regional tournament, which concludes today at Cal State Fullerton, with one more game possible Sunday at Stanford.
Holtz places eighth in NCAA regional track meet
Sacramento State junior Kristina Holtz, a 2005 graduate of Tracy High School, placed eighth in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, with a time of 10:27.53, at the NCAA West Regional meet at Cal State Northridge on Sunday.
It was the highest showing of any individual woman on the Hornets team, but Holtz ended up short of qualifying for next week's NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championship meet this week at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, which took only the top five finishers from regional meets.
Sacramento State is sending senior sprinter Jody Johnson, who came in second in the men's 200 meters and third in the 100 meters.


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Ford amps up electric vehicle program with Focus and C-Max
Three-pronged strategy includes all-electric, plug-in hybrid, and standard hybrid vehicles
Dearborn, Mich. — It may feature a semi-cheesy slogan — the "Power of Choice," as in your choice of power(plant), geddit? — but Ford's rollout of its upcoming electric car program is anything but small fry. Admittedly playing a bit of catch-up with Toyota and Nissan — the current leaders in the hybrid and electric vehicle segments — Ford has opted to hit the market with a complete lineup of electrified models rather than doling them out piecemeal.
Thus, over the next few months, we'll be seeing a completely gasoline-free Focus Electric, a C-Max Hybrid as well as the new C-Max Energi featuring hybridization of the plug-in variety. Ford also unveiled an interesting strategy that makes the simultaneous introduction all these cars possible.
Unlike some specialty electric cars with dedicated platforms and production lines, the Focus EV, C-Max Hybrid and C-Max Energi (which all share the same platform) are all built in Ford's Wayne, Mich. assembly plant alongside the conventional Focus. According to Ford, this modular assembly process allows the company to respond quickly to changes in demand and mix in its electric vehicle lineup.
Perhaps even more interesting is that Ford is targeting the industry leader, Toyota, right out of the gate. Making this aggressive stance even more interesting is that Ford and Toyota have a long history of cooperation in hybrid production. Nonetheless, Ford is touting that the new C-Max Hybrid boasts better fuel economy (both city and highway) than the upcoming Prius V and that the Energi plug-in version has a greater range (approximately 30 kilometres of electric-only driving) in EV mode than the new pluggable Prius.
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Both C-Maxs use an electric motor in conjunction with a 2.0-litre Atkinson-cycle inline-four to maximize fuel economy. Unlike Ford's EcoBoost engines, the C-Max 2.0L is not turbocharged, though the company still extols its ability to sip fuel. Of course, the difference between the C-Max Hybrid and C-Max Energi is that the regular hybrid version has a smaller battery (Ford will still not reveal its exact capacity) and that the Energi has a standard electric charge port in its left front fender allowing its battery to be replenished using either 120- or 240-volt circuits (the latter for quicker recharging time).
All Ford electrified vehicles (and that includes the Focus Electric EV) also get an enhanced MyFord mobile smartphone app that allows users to monitor charging, receive alerts, find charge stations and plan trips. As well, the onboard computer display offers a unique Brake Coach that "helps drivers optimize their use of the regenerative braking system so that driving range can be enhanced through proper braking techniques." Essentially, it encourages drivers to use gentler, less aggressive braking so that more regenerated braking is used while minimizing the need for mechanical braking (i.e. using the actual disc brakes).
Of course, in the all-electric Focus EV, all these features are greatly enhanced. Not only can you monitor the Focus' battery level from anywhere, but you can also schedule charging to minimize electricity costs. The same app will find local charging stations (presuming there are any) and even keep a running tab on your CO2 emissions and money you've saved by motoring so virtuously on electricity. Your smart phone — BlackBerry, Android or iPhone — can even pre-heat (or cool, if it's summer) the Focus' cabin before you drive away.
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Sorry that these photos are a little blurry in spots - it started raining right as we were taking photos! I wanted to try out a more "edgy" look than I normally wear and I ended up really loving it! Especially how comfortable all the layers are on top of each other. Trying out a bohemian look last week and an edgy one this week, I might just have to get out of my comfort zone more often because I usually really like it :)
At 28 weeks pregnant, I'm starting to retire some of the tops I was getting away with wearing before. Now my belly is big enough to have to get creative and/or buy some good maternity tops. This black dress (like I mentioned yesterday) is one of the only ones I've bought so far, but I'm loving it. I've slept in it and worn it with almost everything this week. I'd love to hear if you have any suggested maternity brands that you think I should try out!


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Just got my hands on all this stuff…! Pretty much all of it got delivered to my mums over the past couple of months so it wasn't all just one massive blowout. Got some cool rare stuff - the new Radiohead remix 12" (ltd. to 2,000), Melvins Vs Minneapolis (ltd. to 666, signed by Buzz and Dale), Melvins Endless Residency box set (ltd. to 50 per city - I have #46 from Austin, Texas), Melvins / JSBX 7" (ltd. to 800), Mondo Generator 7" (ltd. to 300 - I have #97).
Also got heaps of Black Moth Super Rainbow stuff - reissues of their albums, the furry bag version of Eating Us (that's the grey lump of fur on the bottom right) and a few of the members' solo albums/side projects. Of course my Boris stuff finally came and I finally got my hands on an Elysian Fields CD. It feels like Christmas.
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Also got some posters - the Justice 12" has a massive poster in it, as does Boris' Attention Please, and I got a Heavy Rocks poster sent with my stuff too (I got the ultimate bundle so I got two t-shirts and the coloured versions of the vinyl). Graveface also sent a poster for the Dandelion Gum reissue which is cool.
I'm still waiting on some Mark Lanegan bits, the Flaming Lips / Prefuse 73 EP, Black Angels record store day LP, another Boris album and the LA version of the Melvins Endless Residency set…
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Aug 15, 2013, 11.15 AMby Oksana Starzhynska
A beautiful outfit – floral prints and skirts with one-piece brands are my weakness – they are so flattering for a figure! Nice job and well match with all the accessoires!
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Lovely skirt! The whole outfit looks great :)
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Thank you! v It was a German Drndl dress, lucky me there was a lot of gathered fabric I could use to make a skirt.
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More details about UM's potential secondary NCAA violation came to light Saturday when the Miami Herald learned that two assistant football coaches were at Friday night's informal practice because they were accompanying a recruit to meet with some UM players.
Offensive line coach Art Kehoe and receivers coach Brennan Carroll attended part of the Hurricanes' baseball game against the Gators on Friday, stayed in the baseball coaches' office complex for several minutes and then left to walk the prospective UM football player to meet with other Canes' players at their offseason voluntary workout.
A person close to the UM program said the coaches stayed a short time at the football practice and that their intention was to hand off the recruit for current players to show him around campus.
Recruits are allowed to interact with players, and coaches can accompany recruits, but coaches are not permitted to watch informal practices during the offseason.
It is believed that one other assistant also was at the football practice, but it is not known how long he stayed.
The situation was recognized Friday night when media members covering the UM-Florida baseball game at Mark Light Field saw the Hurricane football players practicing in the distance in an area just beyond the center-field fence. That is within the NCAA rules – as long as coaches aren't present.
UM athletic director Blake James was at the baseball game and said Friday that UM compliance would "assess the situation'' to determine if UM committed a secondary NCAA violation.
UM begins its spring practice session March 1.
Secondary violations, which are, according to the NCAA bylaws, "isolated or inadvertent in nature'' generally do not warrant serious punishments.


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Shallcross, Linda, Ramsay, Sheryl, & Barker, Michelle (2012) Qualitative inquiry as transformation and agency : the black sheep and workplace mobbing. In Discourse, power, and resistance down under. Sense Publishers , The Netherlands, pp. 121-133.
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Shallcross, Linda, Ramay, Sheryl, & Barker, Michelle (2013) Severe workplace conflict : the experience of mobbing. Negotiation and Conflict Management Research, 6(3), pp. 191-213.
Shallcross, Linda, Ramsay, Sheryl, & Barker, Michelle (2011) The power of malicious gossip. Australian Journal of Communication, 38(1), pp. 45-68.
Shallcross, Linda, Ramsay, Sheryl, & Barker, Michelle (2010) A proactive response to the mobbing problem : a guide for HR managers. New Zealand Journal of Human Resource Management, 10(1), pp. 27-37.
Shallcross, Linda, Sheehan, Michael, & Ramsay, Sheryl (2008) Workplace mobbing : experiences in the public sector. Workplace Mobbing: Experiences in the public sector, 13(2), pp. 56-70.
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Shallcross, Linda, Ramsay, Sheryl, & Barker, Michelle (2008) Workplace mobbing : expulsion, exclusion, and transformation. In 22nd ANZAM Conference 2008 : Managing in the Pacific Century Conference Proceedings, Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM), University of Auckland, Auckland.


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Actor Jiah Khan's mother Rabia has conducted a sting operation on eight crucial witnesses whose statements the police used to claim her daughter had committed suicide and used the transcripts to file a fresh petition at the Bombay High Court demanding the case be transferred to a Special Investigation Team "keeping in view the possibility that Jiah was murdered."
The eight people whose conversations Rabia has recorded include actor Anju Mahendroo, who was the first to arrive on the scene, Dr Ramesh Aggarwal, who was the first doctor to reach Jiah's home, Dr Rahul Datta, who told the police Jiah had suicidal tendencies, the building watchman, and two florists from whose shop a bouquet was sent to Jiah the night she was found dead.
While these 8 had given statements corroborating police theory that Jiah had killed herself, the transcripts submitted to the court shows them going back on their statements. The petition, filed on Saturday, seeks a stay on proceedings against the only accused in the case - Jiah's ex-boyfriend Sooraj Pancholi - as well as addition of charges of rape and forceful abortion.
Advocate Dinesh Tiwari said the recorded conversations of the witnesses demolish cops' claim and strengthen Rabia's contention that Jiah may have been murdered. Jiah was found hanging in her Juhu flat late on June 3, 2013. An FIR was registered against Sooraj on charges of abetment. The HC later granted him bail. "I always knew my daughter was not depressed and she could not have committed suicide, but people kept saying things," said Rabia.
"I wanted to find out what is it that these people know but I don't. I did not expect the police authorities to help me. Therefore, I did this (sting) so that people can know the truth." The key question that emerges from the petition revolves around a certain Deva, Sooraj Pancholi's man Friday. Recorded conversations of the two florists - owner and employee of the shop from where a bouquet was sent to Jiah by Sooraj raise questions on Deva's role.
According to Deva's statement to the police, he had visited the florist twice - once to buy the bouquet and then to get an "All The Best" card. According to him he went to deliver the bouquet to Jiah, but when he did not find her, came back to the florist to get the card. The florists, in their conversations with Rabia, say Deva had come to their shop only once.
He is, however, seen entering the building twice in a span of 6 minutes in the CCTV footage, something which finds support in the watchman's recorded conversation. "It is around these two visits that some serious foul play was done so as to do preparation for eliminating the deceased," says the petition. Another of Rabia's contentions back then was that the window of the room in which Jiah's body was found was open despite the airconditioner being on. In the charge sheet, Mahendroo and family friend Moin Haider Baig, who were the first people to reach the spot, had claimed Baig opened the window to smoke.
In the transcripts submitted with petition, Mahendroo has said the window was already open when they arrived. Mahendroo also refuted another claim made by Baig - that Rabia was constantly mumbling that her daughter was depressed. Mahendroo now seconds Rabia's contention that she was saying a prayer.
Baig had also said the dupatta Jiah was found hanging from had 3 knot, accounting for an injury mark under her chin. Mahendroo now says there was only one knot in the dupatta and that a cop had specifically asked her a question about the injury mark under the chin. In the conversation, she also says there was no froth coming from Jiah's mouth and her eyes and mouth were shut, which refutes Baig's and Dr Aggarwal's statements. While Baig had said that he saw froth coming out of Jiah's mouth, Dr Aggarwal's statement said Jiah's eyes were open - indicative of death due to hanging. In his conversation with Rabia, Dr Aggarwal says he never told the police anything like that. He says when he had examined Jiah's eyes using a torch, they were "dilated and fixed."
Another conversation is of Dr Rahul Datta, who in his police statement had said Jiah had suicidal tendencies. Now, he says he only met Jiah once and did not get the impression that she was suicidal.
Following are the other major points in Rabia's petition:
1.Rabia has complained to the Mumbai police commissioner about a threat received on February 25 asking her to withdraw proceedings, by a man who visited her house.
2. No call data record of Aditya Panscholi or Sooraj attached to the charge sheet to authenticate the statements given by them or to show their whereabouts and the people they were talking to around the incident. No verification of Aditya and Sooraj's stands from independent witnesses.
3. Jiah's photographs taken at her home and hospitals not part of charge sheet.
4. While Jiah was found dead wearing a night suit, she is seen on CCTV entering the house in atrack suit. This track suit is still missing.
5. No panchnama indicating seizure of Sooraj's Blackberry in the charge sheet - indicating that they may not have seized it at all. Also no attempt to recover deleted BBM messages to Jiah from Sooraj's phone on the day of incident.
6. The police report admits there was a telephonic conversation between Aditya Panscholi and the investigating officer Kalpana Gadekar. This despite the fact that a reply received under RTI by Rabia says that Gadekar was not on duty on the day of incident.


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Dallas Safari Club sells Nambia rhino hunt permit for $350K
Dallas, TX, United States (4E) – Namibia's first international permit to hunt one endangered rhinoceros in the country was sold for $350,000 at an auction in Dallas, Texas on Saturday evening.
The Dallas Safari Club (DSC), which conducted the closed-door bidding of the permit at the Dallas Convention Center during its annual convention, did not name the winning bidder for security reason.
The club's officials apparently received death threats as the auction drew protesters. Before the convention, animal rights activists, former "The Price is Right" TV show host Bob Barker and Jeffrey Flocken of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) criticized the auction. Online, more than 80,000 people signed a petition opposing the auction.
The ministry of environment and tourism of Namibia, where about a third of the world's 5,000 endangered black rhinos live, issued the hunting permit for one old and aggressive rhino to raise funds for the conservation of the same animals.
The ministry, which issues only three such permits per year, only allows hunting of "old geriatric bulls" that do not contribute to the animal population or attack younger rhinos.
DSC executive director Ben Carter justified the auction and hunt saying it is the best way to increase the dwindling black rhinoceros population. Flocken disagrees and said it promotes hunting of the endangered animal.
The issue has put the Save the Rhino Trust in Namibia, which helps the Namibian government fight poachers, in a dilemma. Marcia Fargnoli, chief executive officer of the organization, admitted she struggles to save rhinos and at the same time let one to be hunted because Namibia is a poor country that needs funds to run its conservation program.
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Many stores and restaurants are opening on Thanksgiving Day this year, but one Pizza Hut manager in Indiana said he refused to open his restaurant on the holiday and he said that decision cost him his job.
Tony Rohr started at pizza hut as a cook and worked his way up to being a store manager.
He was told opening on Thanksgiving this year was mandatory so, at a meeting with his superiors, he decided to take a stand.
"I said, 'why can't we be the company that stands up and says we care about our employees and they can have the day off,' "said Rohr.
Tony said it wasn't about him, it was about his employees.
He told his bosses that he would not open the restaurant he managed on thanksgiving.
"Thanksgiving and Christmas are the only two days that they're closed in the whole year. And they're the only two days that those people are guaranteed to have off and spend it with their families," he said
Rohr says he was told to sign a letter of resignation, instead he wrote a letter explaining his position to his boss.
He said in the letter he wrote, "I am not quitting. I do not resign. However, I accept that the refusal to comply with this greedy, immoral request means the end of my tenure with this company."
His letter went on to say, "I hope you realize that it's the people at the bottom of the totem pole that make your life possible."
Rohr is still unemployed and looking for a new job.
He says it was worth it.
"They're still going to be open. I'm sure they're still going to sell pizza, but I just didn't think it was right," he said.


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I should know better than to blog about private education by now. And yet, and yet, and yet…
I realise I'm late to this particular party, but this post over at the always wonderful Toaster in the Shower caught my eye. More specifically, it led me to this column by Arabella Weir in the Guardian, and I thought I'd chip in with my experience of private schooling. To summarise it, 'My husband and I are sending our kids to their local state school, and you should feel guilty for not doing likewise, because it makes you a superior, secretly-racist middle-class snob'. There are a handful of decent points in there, which I'll tackle in order, but to start with I think there's a major irony going unnoticed here. By sending her kids to a state school when she could afford to do otherwise and then writing a column in a national newspaper excoriating private-school parents, isn't Weir just as guilty of snobbery as the people she's criticising? Political and educational considerations aside, there's something in the column's tone that strikes me as a kind of moralising bourgeois piety that sounds good around a table in Costa among the inevitable gaggle of 'yummy mummies', but isn't good for much else. Frankly, choosing to send your children to a state school and then acting as if it makes you a saintly champion of social equality is about as repugnant to me as sending them to a private school and looking down your nose at the rest of the world, especially when you're writing about it in the Guardian.
Now then. I think it's fair to say that I'm not much of a fan of the public schools, but if you're going to criticise them there are literally thousands of perfectly good reasons, without having to resort to anecdotes and fabrication. And yet:
When it was our turn to decide, my husband and I were in the happy financial position of being able to consider private schools. We did not contemplate that option for long. Neither of us was educated privately and most of the least socially and emotionally capable people I know went to posh schools.
I'm quite sure I'm not in the running for Mister Socially-and-Emotionally-Capable 2010, but all the same this seems to be to be a rather unfair generalisation, predicated on anecdata at that. God knows private schools can be isolating and repressive and so on and so forth, but I sense a classist undertone here. What Ms Weir's getting at here isn't even wrong, at least not entirely, but it's the tone that bothers me, and the implication that private school will necessarily make your nice middle-class child (this is the Guardian, after all) into a Guy Burgess style emotionally-crippled alcoholic is about as accurate on the wider scale as me saying the local comp will turn little Tristram or Sebastian or whatever into a chain-smoking, baseball-cap-wearing moron who runs around stabbing people.
I think it is the Tristramness of the article that bothers me, really. It's flaunting your choice of not using a privilege most people can't afford in the first place, and still remaining nicely middle-class ('Sending your child to a state school does not mean you have to give up your lifestyle') along the way. 'Oh, aren't we good citizens, sending our children to school with the poor! They're not as bad as they're made out to be!'. I put it to the House that you, Ms Weir, will never live like common people. And, in addition, that you'll never do what common people do.
Anyway, aside from all of this, the column's mostly accurate, if tremendously irritating. The public schools are insular, conformist, horribly middle-England, and so on. But ultimately it's an individual decision, and characterising your own or your childrens' education as intrinsically better (morally or academically) than anyone else's is snobbery, whichever end of the spectrum it's coming from. In other words, send your kids where you want to, but don't evangelise for it.
Oh, there was one more thing I wanted to address, from J's post:
My aunt's logic behind choosing a state school for her son – after his grandparents offered to pay for a private school – was that she felt the benefits of an independent school were outweighed by the risks of "having him turn into a bender". I suspect this is not a unique viewpoint, although I wonder what Arabella Weir would think of it.
So, will private school turn your beloved child into a bender? Well, no*. Not unless he was headed that way anyway, in which case it could go one of two ways; a very stereotype-conforming closet case, or them finally snapping under the pressure and becoming incredibly gay. I've tried both, and all in all I prefer the second.
And, in fairness, there are advantages to a private education. Regrettably, there are still a great many spheres of life in which something like this will open doors. The quality of education's good, too. But I still think my original criticisms stand. Basically, do what you want. Just don't clutter up the Guardian's op-ed section with your witterings about it. That's what blogs are for.


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Like most of his peers, 16-year-old Brandon loves his cellphone. "I got my first one in the fifth grade, and I've had one within arm's reach ever since," he says. This explains the Yorba Linda High School junior's appearance in "Thumbs," last year's MTV documentary about the LG U.S. National Texting Championship. A purist who shuns text shorthand, Brandon was the last male standing—and leading the contest—when he was booted for an error, putting an extra T in "the bogus word tex@bility." Does the newly licensed driver text behind the wheel? "It's not worth the risk."
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Welcome to this belated weekly review of Fairy Tail and Beelzebub. I chose to cover Beelzebub since I was a part of a Beelzebub wiki team. Arrussel used to cover the manga. I have to do a major review to fill the gaps. Right now, I'm skipping ahead to the recent Beelzebub chapter.
Sorry, I'm going to rush and keep this blog short since I have to prepare a July 4th Quick Picks, do some wiki, and prepare for Anime Expo.
Remember, please support Fairy Tail and Beelzebub legally by buying the manga or the anime when it comes to your home country.
With the dragons gone, Fairy Tail and the rest of the guilds can relax. Our deceased Future Lucy comes back to life to reunite with her friends in the afterlife while Future Rogue warns Natsu that Frosh will die.
As you guys and gals have heard, Hiro Mashima will be doing three manga chapters for July 10th and July 17 for a total of six chapters. It's awesome.
While Toujou is searching for Furuichi's pieces of heart, Aoi and Kanzaki encounter new enemies: Suzune and Harumi.
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On Monday night, the commission approved the county's budget for the 2012-2013 school year, however the debate regarding a $7.5 million gap remains.
The school system's $197,786,713 budget includes mandatory raises for teachers, mandatory increases in health insurance premiums and new textbooks.
The school district also wants to add GPS monitoring to school busses for $100,000 and add eight high school counselor positions at a cost of $480,000.
If the commission approved the budget as proposed it would require an additional $9.704,727 in funding.
The school district would pull $2,066,399 from its reserve fund.
The school system wants the county commission to cover the remaining $7,638,328.
The Sumner County's Executive said the commission would have to increase property taxes to provide that level of funding.
The commission is prepared to allocate an additional $5 million in funds to the school system.
"If the commission were to approve that this evening that would be a 10% increase in their property taxes," Anthony Holt said.
Currently the tax rate in Sumner County is $2.02 per $100 of assessed value.
Holt said it would require a $.19 to $.20 increase in the tax rate to raise the more than $7.6 million.
The other option is to take money from the county's capital projects fund, according to Holt.
But, that would deplete the fund and leave the county without money to pay for capital projects, including improvements to some county schools.
State law prohibits the commission from reducing funding to the school system from the previous year.
"This year they are going to get five million additional dollars," Holt said. "So next year the budget cannot go below that."
He continued, "If we fund an additional $7.5 million, the next budget can't go below that."
Sumner County School officials declined to comment about the proposed budget, pending a school board meeting on Tuesday.
The school board is expected to discuss changes to the budget.
Sumner County Commissioner Paul Decker is chairman of the commission Education Committee. He also worked in Sumner County Schools for 36 years including 25 years as principal of Hendersonville High School.
Decker proposed increase the property tax rate to help fund some of the school system's requests.
The motion failed in committee and again when proposed to the full commission on Monday.
"We have not had a tax increase in the six years I have been on this commission," he said. "I think its time we step up and help the board of education."
Decker said a full $.19 to $.20 increase would not be his recommendation, but a moderate increase was appropriate.
"I think public education is the back bone of this country," he said. "It is the back bone of this county."
The school system has until the end of September to submit a completed and adopted budget to the state for review.
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I made this tonight to go along with the Grilled Tilapia Soft Taco Recipe found on this site. My grocery store was out of jicama, so I just used red cabbage instead and it was still really good. It made a LOT of slaw though....next time I will cut the recipe in half. My husband LOVED the meal (and he's Cuban so he knows Hispanic flair!)
Jicama-Cilantro Coleslaw
This fragrant slaw recipe serves deliciously atop grilled fish or alongside a Mexican-style chicken recipe.
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- 1 large jicama, peeled and cut into julienne strips
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- 1 tablespoon ground cumin
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- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 large bunch fresh cilantro, coarsely chopped (about 1 cup)
- 1. Toss first 4 ingredients in a large bowl. Let stand, covered, 30 minutes.
- 2. Grate rind from lime, and squeeze juice to measure 3 tablespoons. Stir together rind, juice, cumin, cayenne, and mayonnaise in a small bowl. Add to cabbage mixture, and toss well. Toss in cilantro.
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Cleveland, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Miami Heat forward Shane Battier is not expected to play in Wednesday night's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers due to illness, while teammate Mario Chalmers is a game-time decision with a hip flexor injury.
The Heat announced the both via their Twitter feed.
Battier didn't participate in the morning shootaround. He is averaging 4.8 points in 14 games this season.
"It feels pretty good," said Chalmers of his injury, the Heat posted on Twitter. "It feels good going through shootaround and being back on the court with my teammates."
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My first Reuters story was published last week. I reported on the state of the market for electrified vehicles. Below is an excerpt and a link to the full piece:
DETROIT – A 'green' showroom, free charging stations and several acres of solar panels are all part of the pitch by Galpin Ford dealership to environmentally minded car buyers in southern California.
So how many plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles has the Los Angeles dealership actually sold?
"Very, very few," said Beau Boeckmann, whose family owns Galpin Ford, the automaker's largest U.S. dealership. Only 2 percent of the vehicles Galpin sold last month were plug-ins.
Dealers and analysts don't envision a huge leap in sales of plug-ins any time soon despite still-high gasoline prices, a raft of price cuts and cheap lease deals on EVs. Other enticements include a steady stream of new green-car entries and hefty federal and state incentives.
"Between now and 2020, I don't see (EVs) getting too far beyond a couple of percentage points" of market share, said Matthew Stover, an industry analyst with Guggenheim Capital Markets.
Obstacles to EV sales include getting shoppers just to try an electric or hybrid car, easing their qualms about such things as having enough charging stations and, for the salesman, the extra time and effort it takes to close a deal.
HybridCars.com, which tracks sales, says demand for plug-in vehicles is beginning to pick up. But total plug-in volume remains relatively modest – only 32,705 sales through May, representing a modest 0.5 percent of total industry sales.
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A former assistant principal says he is fighting for his reputation after being fired in the wake of a student death last year.
Jennifer Caballero, an 11-year-old with Down syndrome, drowned in a pond near Rodgers Middle School in October 2012, after getting away from her physical education class.
On Tuesday, former Rodgers Assistant Principal Shawn Livingston and others testified in a courtroom-like hearing about his job. Livingston had been fired with the superintendent citing "incompetency" and "willful neglect of duty" under a Florida statute.
At the hearing on Tuesday, an attorney for the superintendent said the firing was about "inaction" and that Livingston did not address failures in the physical education department.
Former PE teacher Gary Gawrych said he had complained to Livingston about aides for the Exceptional Student Education, or ESE, students not doing their jobs and not keeping an eye on the students.
But Livingston said Gawrych "never communicated to me that he had an issue with the aides."
After Caballero's death, the district moved to fire and demote multiple employees, including Livingston. He had been offered a teaching position instead of his administrative job, but Livingston said that would have meant not pursuing his appeal.
"I would love to be an assistant principal, I would love to be a teacher," he said. "But I can't with this on my record."
Livingston's hearing was the first of its kind in Hillsborough County, taking place according to a school code that changed in 2011. School board members did not vote on Tuesday, but after a transcript of the hearing is completed, both sides will have 14 days to submit their conclusions to the board to make a decision.
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Made in promotion of Screen Gems' upcoming film, Armored, starring the likes of Jean Reno, Laurence Fishburne and Matt Dillon, Mr. Cartoon and SA Studios created a one-of-a-kind armored truck in Cartoon's signature Angeleno style. Aside the exterior art, the internationally recognized tattoo artist took it up a notch with a decked out interior. Look for the film to release nationwide on December 4th.
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This afternoon soldiers gathered on Fort Wainwright for a long overdue ceremony.
Sergeant First Class Adam Aragon was awarded a Purple Heart for being injured while deployed with the 172nd Stryker Brigade 7 years ago.
During the deployment the soldiers were suddenly extended and sent to Baghdad from Mosul, Iraq.
This caused many paperwork glitches and ultimately, Aragon's medal was lost in the shuffle.
Today, he was honored for his service to our country.
Sfc. (Ret) Adam Aragon said to the Newscenter, "Seven years later honestly, I didn't see it coming. They medically retired me I kind of just lost hope and left it as it was and I know what I did over there and the people that were close to me and that was enough for me… until some very special people came into my life."


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I'm a native Chicagoan and a late-comer to running. I couldn't run more than a mile without stopping until 2005, when — despite my complete lack of athleticism– I decided I wanted to run a full marathon before I turned 25.
It was rough going, but (with a big assist from Team in Training) I finished. And since I'm a glutton for punishment, I kept at it. I've done one other full marathon, plus six half-marathons and several 10 and 5ks. I might not be fast, but I finish. Since moving to Atlanta in September 2010, I've been running with a great group called Team Awesome (http://www.team-awesome.org/) that keeps me on my toes and on my feet. I'm very excited to be doing my first AJC PRR, humidity and crowds be damned.
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After four years in Athens at the University of Georgia and a three-plus year break, I recently returned to Atlanta to work for AJC.com. I've run off-and-on (never too fast), since I started running cross country in high school 11 years ago, completing around 10 AJC Peachtree Road Races and more than five but less than 10 Thanksgiving Half Marathons, generally with little training.
In the time away, spent working at the newspaper in Jackson, Tenn., I left behind neither the hills nor the humidity, but because of the tiny running community, I found much more success. It seemed that just about every race I ran, I left with a trophy or medal to add to my collection. Now back in Atlanta, that won't be happening.
Call me weird now, but I can't stand running with music (although my co-blogger will try to convince me to start). And I am excited to begin training in my new shoes, purchased to coincide with the start of my blogging.
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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) -- Several Wausau paramedics have completed some very advanced training to handle special situations. It's called Critical Care Paramedic training. Wausau Fire Department's EMS Division Chief Josh Finke is also the trainer for the program through Northcentral Technical College. He says there are special situations where patients need special procedures done before they can get to the hospital, and that's where this training helps. "It gives them a more enhanced set of skills for more acutely ill and injured patients in the community, and it really allows them to do some pretty high end skills in the field."
Finke says one of the challenges more common to the Wausau area is transporting patients that cannot breathe on their own without a ventilator. "The biggest reason we did it was ventilator management. We have the vent center in town here, and transporting patients on ventilators is something that's required by the state is to have that additional training, so that was a big part of it. There was some additional airway management skills and some additional trauma skills that they can do, and then a lot of numbers and values that relate to laboratory analysis and things of that nature."
The Critical Care Paramedic level of training is offered at three technical schools in Wisconsin. Right now, about a dozen of Wausau's paramedics have completed this training, which is about a third of the ambulance staff. Finke says they schedule their crews to have at least one of them on duty all of the time. "This brings a higher level of care to the people of Wausau. We're one of only a few services in the state that have this additional training."