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The Business Analyst is responsible for working directly with business units and the Information Systems department to identify improvements and issues with our proprietary and 3rd party software. After issues and improvements are clearly identified, the business analyst: defines the requirements of the project and prioritizes an effective workflow. The Business Analyst is involved with each project from inception to completion by communicating daily with either MIS or the 3rd party vendor to ensure each project is successfully deployed to the business units. Successful candidates will be detail oriented, organized, able to communicate effectively with all levels of the organization, and display a high aptitude and interest for problem solving.
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The Belt Railway Company of Chicago is the largest intermediate switching terminal railroad in North America with 28 miles of mainline track and more than 300 miles of switching tracks, enabling it to interchange with every railroad serving the Chicago rail hub. With Chicago being the largest hub of the railroad industry, approximately 40% of all railcars traversing North America come through Chicago. The Belt' Class 1 Railroad Owner lines (CSX, Norfolk Southern, BNSF, Union Pacific, Canadian National, and Canadian Pacific), as well as several other railroads, bring trains to the Belt Railway to be efficiently separated, classified, and re-blocked for cross-country departure. The Belt Railway currently dispatches on a service-driven basis more than 8,400 rail cars per day.
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The Belt Railway Company of Chicago is currently accepting applications for Signalpersons or Trainees. They will assist the Signal Maintainer in inspection, testing and maintenance of batteries to insure proper operation, inspection and testing of signal circuitry, replacing defective components, wiring, broken lenses or light bulbs, cleaning signal equipment including signs and lenses with cloths and solvents, lubricating moving parts on mechanical equipment, inspection, testing and maintenance of signal equipment such as grade crossing devices, power switches and switch air unit controllers, installing testing and maintaining retarder systems, performing a wide range of construction, installation, maintenance and repair activities requiring frequent use of hand tools, general labor duties as assigned.
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The Belt Railway Company of Chicago is currently accepting resumes for a Trainmaster. The successful candidate for this position will effectively manage daily operations and employees in the BRC's Transportation Department. The successful candidate will be familiar with Switchman, Locomotive Engineer, and Remote Control Operator duties and three (3) plus years of supervisory experience. Computer aptitude and reporting skills a must. Responsibilities include supervising multiple switch crews in daily operations, working classification yard operations, actively monitoring contract employee rules compliance, and communicating with other customer railroads as necessary. This position must cooperatively interact with other departments and external customers. Excellent opportunity, competitive pay and great benefits. Veterans are encouraged to apply.
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STRASBURG -- The high school football season kicked off Friday night with a bang for the Skyline Hawks when they traveled to face the Rams of Strasburg. An early defensive battle quickly got out of hand as the Hawks won their opener 28-0.
Running their patented single-wing offense, the Hawks found difficulty early on with their running attack against a stingy Rams defense. With multiple ball carriers sharing the load, the Rams held their own on defense as they burst off the line and quickly filled the gaps to limit Skyline's yardage.
"Our defense played with a lot of heart," Strasburg coach Mark Roller said. "We played really well, but we are not as deep as they are. We started getting tired late and it began to show."
The lack of gains on the ground may have slowed down Skyline for a bit, but it didn't take long for Skyline coach Heath Gilbert to go to the air attack, and first-year quarterback Derek Helsley delivered. Although Helsley spread the ball around to several different receivers, he may have found an early season favorite in Eli McEathron.
"We struggled at the beginning with the running game a little bit," Helsley said. "The Strasburg defense was playing very well but going to the air worked out well. Eli especially made some big plays for us."
McEathron proved to be extremely reliable as he caught anything that came near him, including two receptions for touchdowns. The first came as the first half was nearing a close. Already leading 7-0, the Hawks hoped to extend their lead as they ran a hurry-up offense.
"First, I have to give props to the O-line for giving Derek [Helsley] time to throw the ball," McEathron said. "I was just trying to find the open zone in the defense tonight. It was positive for our offense because it shows that we can rely on our receivers if we need to."
Helsley dropped back to pass and found McEathron for a 28-yard strike to give his team a 14-0 lead with one minute to go in the half. On the night, the senior receiver hauled in seven passes for 112 yards and the two scores.
Despite their success, Skyline managed to have three touchdowns called back due to holding penalties, causing the final score to be somewhat deceptive. The first came on a 75-yard interception returned for a score by Ben Schurtz. A defensive holding play would bring the ball back deep in their own territory and the Hawks failed to score on the drive.
Shortly after, a pair of touchdown runs by Jonta Baltimore and Kareem Caison were negated to offensive holding calls. Skyline did capitalize on the latter of the two calls. Baltimore took a handoff around the left side and scampered into the end zone for the game's first score.
While the Hawks offense lit up the scoreboard, their defense almost shut down the Rams offensive attack. The Rams offense was held to less than 100 yards of total offense.
"Our defensive line and backs played really good tonight," Ty Helmick said. "We played as a total team. It was 11 players to the ball all night."
While the two teams were on opposite ends of the spectrum to open their seasons, both plan to use the night's matchup as a building block to a season that has only just begun.
"I felt like our guys up front were the strength of our team," Gilbert said. "I am really proud of our defensive line and Derek [Helsley] and Eli [McEathron] for stepping up and playing very well tonight. We hurt ourselves with mistakes. We have to get better at discipline and execution. We have a week to work on it before another big game."
"We didn't get enough pressure on the defensive side of the ball and we have to capitalize on opportunities when we have a chance," Roller said. "Those are things we will work on, but I think we came out and played hard against a tough opponent."
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You cannot blame everthing on the coach. At least they did PASS the ball. Nice to see! My one problem is the "taking the knee" when someone is hurt. They should ALL "take a knee" even if the player is on the track (our player) Where is the respect? Oh thats right, that IS the problem, no respect (for the coach). He needs to get it back! Also, a not to the fans - we need to get back into the game, not leave half way through the game, and complain at every error. Come on - it is a game. The players need a loud, supportive crowd. What happened?


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- the rooms were excellent! - happy hour in the bar - friendly personnel - location!
- bit noisy at night
Whitelaw hotel was a stones throw away from ocean drive. Perfect for young people. Lively and theres a happy hour!
Walls are a little thin. You can hear music from the lobby from the 2nd floor.
Beautiful decor. Small and cozy. Great location!
Very noisy. I was I the third floor and could hear the noise and music from the lobby, as well as people talking in the hallways. The mattress was too soft and uncomfortable.
The only thing that was spectacular about the hotel was its location.
The service was awful. Racist undertones and not friendly at all. I would strongly encourage vacationers to take their chances at another hotel in South Beach...especially if you are non-white or non-latino.
No parking on sight. Couldn't unload on the street. $32 to valet park but valet was a block away!
I like the location where the hotel was at. The room was pretty and clean.t
Just a small issue the toilet was stop up.But i didn't address the issue because I was out of the room most of the time so it slip my mind to tell someone. But overall I like the white law
nice design of the hotel, free happy hours, great location, clean rooms with comfy beds, early check in if room available
the staff could be nicer, even if in 3rd floor, the room was very noisy in the evening, small rooms
Very loud at night, sleeping was impossible
Didn't like it at all the people were noise and bar went all night long I call the deck and the gm of the place didn't care I didn't get any sleep all gm care is the bar was making money she is joke
It was noise and you can't get any sleep there and they will not turn down the noise and gm do not care about customer staying there all she care is about the bar that bring here money that all she care about I would like to have my money back
Everything is amazing. The openbar every day from 7pm to 8pm Rooms very clean, there is everything in the bathroom. the staff is so kind and available.
the pillows
staff not too friendly rooms are tiny had trouble with plumbing, AC, and tv beach towels are poor quality
Very close to the beach. Great rooms. They serve hookah in the hotel. Good hotel for group of friends.
I had room on the first floor and it was impossible to sleep because music in the bar was too loud and it didn't stop until 2-3 am. Plus screaming people, so i had bad nights. If you go to this hotel don't take first floor!!
Good things: We liked this hotel because is close to the beach. The room is nice, they give you free drinks at happy hours, they have good food, they let towels to go to the beach.
Bad things: the room smell damp, no car park.
The Lobby scene was eclectic and vibrant with a staff that was eager to please. A short, scenic walk to the beach with lots of window shopping and eating/drinking opportunities. Safe parking garage within 2 blocks.
Free drinks 7pm-8pm
It was so loud because there is a bar with dj direct at the reception. Good hotel if you don't sleep until 3am.
Walls are super thin, you can hear everything Staff comes in multiple times during the morning to collect towels, room service, etc.
The proximity to the beach and restaurants was great, also the room was clean, read other reviews so was skeptical however besides the wet bathroom floor after our shower we didnt encounter any other problems. Ill definitely will be going back
Hmm liked it all thanks to other reviews I knew to get extra towels for the bathroom floor.
Excellent location, staff was a great, happy hour is the best
Didn't like them taking towels with out putting ones in during cleaning had to wait for new sets
the location and room was clean and confortable
I loved the location! The flat screen television was nice.
The sink was too small and chair had sticky spot that was never cleaned or removed like requested.
Stayed with a group of friends and could not have had a better time if we tried. Ethan the bartender was definetly the highlight as he was always keen to ensure we were enjoying ourselves whilst Andrew at reception was extremely helpful with all enquiries and bookings for various activities in Miami. Would not hesitate to return to this property.
La zona muy buena,el shuttle y las habitaciones muy bonitas The área is near everything,the rooms aré beautifuls,and they have shuttle till the AirPort
The happy hour they have only few alcolics drinks for choose only two and juices The food the offer for eat in the Room or in the bar outside is expensive,You can find for half price in others restaurants in the area La hora feliz solo tienen dos bebidas alcolicas para elegir y zumos,el precio de la comida para comer en la habitación o del bar que tienen abajo es caro,por el área se puede encontrar a mitad de precio The people Scream in the night not good for sleep La gente grita en los pasillos y hace mucho ruido soltando las puertas sin cerrarlas suavemente y no dejan dormir
Great customer service all around everyone was friendly and informative and very helpful.
No pool :(
Open bar at happy hour. Friendly bartenders at hotel bar.
Staff was hit and miss with some helpful and friendly and others sullen and not. It was pricey and the rooms were quite badly designed. Bathroom showers would leak water and would not drain. The sink would spray water all around.
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Saturday January 15, 2011 / 7:00pm (Bruce Dern, The King of Marvin Gardens)Movie Screenings at the Cinefamily
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Hollywood, CA 90036
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Haute Tension (High Tension, also known as Switchblade Romance in the UK) is a 2003 French horror film directed by Alexandre Aja and staring C�cile de France, Ma�wenn Le Besco and Philippe Nahon.Marie (de France) and Alex (Besco), are two college students and longtime friends on their way to stay at Alex's parent's house for the weekend so they can study in peace. In the night, however, an insane truck driving Serial Killer (Nahon) comes to the house and murders Alex's family. He then abducts Alex herself. Marie goes after her with the intention of rescuing her, but it turns out the killer is not who he seems...Critical reception was mixed to negative, with criticism generally being directed at the twist ending which, inasmuch as it might make M. Night Shyamalan proud, also generates a gaping Plot Hole.The original version was rated NC-17, and some bits had to be cut for it to be rated R.
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Featuring wistful vocals and lyrical guitar work, Rio offers intimate interpretations of Bossa Nova and Jazz. With Julia Yates at the mic and Tim Drackert on guitar, the quartet coaxes resonate stories from these great American and Brazilian songs. "Bossa is so minimal and unaffected," says Yates. "It was originally music sung for a few friends in tiny Rio de Janeiro apartments. It's complex and tricky, but it sounds as easy and natural as humans whispering to one another. The syrup you hear in some recordings— the reverb, the orchestra— was added by record producers. But as long as you leave the string section at home, there's no schmaltz in Bossa Nova. It's fresh— timeless."
Rio plays mostly as a duo, but will bring the full quartet to El Farol. "The quartet is a riot," says Yates, "You have all the intimacy of the vocal-guitar interplay, but then you get this dynamic lift from the bass and drums— it's like the wind picks up." Yates says the duo has been looking forward to playing with drummer Cal Haines and bassist Asher Barreras. "We've literally been admiring Cal's work for years, since first saw him with the Andy Kingston Trio on our first visit to Santa Fe. And Asher Barreras — he plays these amazingly lyrical bowed solos. It's like suddenly you have a cello. Very cool."
In 2011, Rio's quartet was featured on Montana PBS's Emmy-award winning series, 11th and Grant, which can be viewed online at Rio's website, riobossanova.com. Their self-titled CD is available on iTunes and Amazon. Rio's sound has been compared to Sade and Suzanne Vega, and appeals to fans of Norah Jones, João Gilberto, Billie Holiday, and Pat Metheny. The common thread, according to guitarist Tim Drackert, is "the communion between audience and performer. We live in a hyped up world' we're over stimulated, measured out in sound bites and ringtones. It's the information age and we're swallowed up by this stuff. But is there any real communication going on, is there any intimacy? That's kind of what we're about."
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I am convinced comedians are going to be more and more the voice of reason in our generation. They are philosophers, activists, poets, and what have you, trapped in a body of a jester. But you have to find the rare moments where they expose their true selves and listen closely, otherwise their insights get lost among jokes.
Russell Brand is also a fantastic writer: On Revolution.


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The Briton's Protection - Manchester
It was a dreary afternoon in Manchester when I arrived at the sign of the Briton's Protection. Intermittent bouts of torrential rain had washed the streets of pedestrian traffic and I had walked a great many deserted pavements in search of this pub. It sits between some of the city's most widely recognised features; in the shadow of Beetham tower it looks upon the GMEX whilst being flanked by the Bridgewater hall. Despite its crowning position I felt like I had left the familiar cobbles of Castlefields and entered an urban labyrinth of dim side streets and tunnels to reach it. Only when I realised that I was stood before it did I notice that I had emerged into the beating heart of Deansgate.
The whitewashed exterior was adorned with fresh flowers yet the windows were dark and the door shut. I imagined that perhaps I had arrived too early as it was no later than three o'clock. Tentatively I gave the door a slight push and to my surprise it yielded. A perplexingly small and seemingly empty room was revealed as I eased the door wide and I allowed only my head to pass the threshold on a mission of reconnaissance. Before me was a bar no more than two meters from the front wall and through the gloom I could perceive no sound. I was about to allow the door to close and be on my way when a confident voice seemingly beside my left ear said "Don't be nervous love, come in!" The suddenness and proximity of the imperative made me start and I immediately acquiesced. I found the source to be an older woman sat upon the bench seating next to the door. She reclined comfortably and was accompanied by a small dog who sat on the seat beside her. I explained that I was unsure whether they had opened but she waved off my reservations and pointed me in the direction of a young man behind the bar who I had completely failed to notice.
I allowed my eyes to drift around the room and something simply didn't add up. The room was long and narrow and completely out of proportion with how the pub appeared from the outside. I didn't dwell on this inverse Tardis for too long as there was a matter of beer to be settled. I fine array of pumps sat along the bar and most sported cask (There were a couple of commercial beers but these were clearly not the pub's focus). I ordered a pint of Jennings whilst admiring the whisky collection which was more extensive than the bar had room to accommodate. My pint was neither cheap nor expensive, falling slightly short of three pounds. It was perhaps slightly more than I would expect to pay for Jennings yet being in the centre of Manchester I would certainly not complain over a matter of pennies.
I received my pint from the cheerful bar tender and began considering my next move. Only the three of us stood in the room and whereas the silence was not hostile or insular, I personally do not enjoy oppressively quiet pubs. My eyes glanced a door at the far end of the room wedged open and I considered that it may lead to a beer garden. Taking time to spill the head of my pint on the old tile floor (which makes a catastrophic noise by the way) I made for the passage. Subdued orange lights illuminated the space which snaked sharply. The narrow, wood panelled corridor was furnished at its corners with high tables and ornate, ancient wooden doors led off at intervals. A hatch opened in the panelling which connected the passage to the bar from which I had come and I chose a table placed besides this to gather my thoughts and enjoy my drink.
As you might imagine, the layout of this pub is perhaps its most striking feature and I adored it. The place is mysterious and drips with character. Standing in its occupation for 200 years (just gone) the building feels like it has changed little during that time. The walls and floors are of period tile and the wooden fixtures are worn with age. I couldn't help but notice that the ladies toilets still sport a suspended saloon style door. Vintage cigarette cards and posters hung in frames and the silence was occasionally broken by the cacophonic crash the front door makes whenever it swings closed. One doorway stood open and displayed the word 'lounge'. The room was small with a central fireplace surrounded by old furniture. Old bell buttons are still fitted into the panelling which runs around the perimeter. Another door that I could see stood closed, signed only with a brass number three.
Whilst I sat admiring the aesthetics I had been casually listening to the front room through the hatch beside me. I had deduced from conversation that the old woman with the dog was part of the staff and perhaps the manager. Other people had entered too and each had demonstrated great familiarity with those already there and those who arrived later. The conversation was bright and I was humoured when during a slight lull the old woman offered a chocolate biscuit to anyone listening to which the whole room erupted. Of course the dynamic was alien to me but I was imbued with the sense that if I were to make myself a regular, I would be absorbed immediately.
I hold no great fondness for Manchester as a city but whilst I sat over my second pint (a zesty pale beer named 'Voyager', possibly from the Hornbeam brewery) I couldn't help but reflect upon an identity that I regard with great admiration. Manchester is a very metropolitan, modern British city which has embraced progress in its bosom and this forms its identity. Manchester is also a city born from the industrial revolution, which embraces its heritage and holds on to both this idea and the architecture which grew it; this for Manchester is its identity. Aren't these two ideas irreconcilable? Perhaps In almost every other city or town from the same era but Manchester has singularly achieved it in glorious fashion. Beetham tower is a glass monolith home to the Hilton hotel, luxury city apartments and prime office space. Its ultra-modern feet stand amidst great red-brick rail arches and cobbled streets. Vast iron work and sprawling Victorian warehouses stand beside glass and chrome. Red mill buildings with their smoke stacks still standing house modern apartments and finance offices. These two identities have not mixed but have infused. Sat within the tiled walls of the Briton's Protection I looked through the front window to the GMEX and luxury car dealerships across the road and was reminded of what the city has achieved.
The Briton's Protection is mysterious, it is original, it is enigmatic and it is fantastic. Its beer selection is ample and its prices are reasonable. Its staff and clientele are indistinguishable and for it the pub is all the more inviting. You will be made to feel welcome and for the more experimental drinkers there is plenty on offer besides the beer (especially if you fancy yourself as a whisky connoisseur). Perhaps best of all it is a microcosm of the city it's stood in for centuries.
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October 25, 2014
The new agreement is less, about $100,000 less, but it is still a bigger bonus than the $203,000 that Dr. Charles Skurka's contract originally called for.
At a meeting Tuesday morning, the Wausau School Board ok'd an agreement that after all the health and life insurance is added together will give Dr. Skurka about $338,000 in benefits.
Skurka says he requested the smaller amount after hearing all the public objection to his first bonus that was worth about $403,000.
"This reduction makes my retirement package, in many cases, less than packages in nearby districts and dozens of other districts throughout Wisconsin," said Skurka.
Still, not everyone is happy even with the new, smaller bonus amount.
Immediately after it was announced, some people present at the meeting started raising concerns about the new agreement, but members of the public were not allowed to ask any questions at the tightly run meeting.
School Board officials defended the new agreement saying a strong benefit package for their administrators helps them recruit other top officials down the road.
"You have to be comparable in that regard. It's a bit like getting the best players for your team," said Dr. Jeffrey Lamont, Wausau School Board President.
Lamont says they decided on the amount of Skurka's retirement bonuses after looking at what other area schools have done for their outgoing superintendents.


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Chris Edwards is the director of tax policy studies at the Cato Institute, and editor of www.DownsizingGovernment.org. Before joining Cato, Edwards was a senior economist on the congressional Joint Economic Committee, a manager with PricewaterhouseCoopers, and an economist with the Tax Foundation.
Im sure that macroeconomic models have grown more sophisticated today, but they still cant predict very well.
This is the most stunning result from the survey: Asked if their leaders maintain high standards of honesty and integrity, just 39.1 percent of employees responded positively.
Thank goodness for the states. Many governors are championing fiscal reforms, and business tax cuts are one area of progress.
Paul Krugman slammed Brownbacks tax cuts, saying, the states budget has plunged deep into deficit, provoking a Moodys downgrade of its debt.
The episode was a very gutsy move by Reagan, with beneficial consequences.
The chart shows that the number of federal subsidy programs has almost doubled since 1990, reaching 2,282 today.
A tragedy is unfolding in Texas as thousands of illegal immigrants are pouring over the southern border.
The VA has one of the highest firing rates for this class of worker at 0.18 percent. But that's still just 1 in 555 workers in 2013.
President Bush promised that DHS would "improve efficiency without growing government." Ha!
Mad "asked readers to write FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to request an 'Official Draft Dodger Card,'" and many did. Hoover was not amused.
Here's what nearly all media stories on this topic gloss over: the share of U.S. bridges that are structurally deficient has been falling steadily for more than two decades.
The problem is not just that programs such as Medicare keep growing, but also that Congress keeps adding new programs.
Congress should pursue major tax reforms that not only unshackle the economy but also expand our civil liberties.
Total spending was restrained in Bush's first term, but then rose quite rapidly in his second term.
The aims of federal policies have gyrated wildly over two centuries, and most policies have failed, as is evident from the poor economic conditions on many reservations.
If anything can go wrong in government, it will go wrong—and we're all paying for it.
The cost of the federal spy budget used to be secret, which was a bizarre thing for a government that is supposed to be of the people, by the people, and for the people.
The best reform would be a complete repeal of the NFIP, but in the meantime the 2012 law was a good start at reducing the program's costs and distortions.
Other than providing generous pay and fat pensions, many federal agencies are not great places to work, according to federal employees themselves on a new survey.


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Chicago certainly doesn't have a shortage of gun regulations and restrictions, yet gun violence persists at an alarming rate.
The Institute for Legislative Action is the lobbying arm of the NRA.
In NOIR Episode 16 "Tactical Relapse," Dom Raso meets LaSorte at the range for some tactical shooting drills.
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Things I loved about San Antonio!Friday, December 18, 2009
Here are some of my favorite things about San Antonio {and Texas}.
- They really love Texas in Texas. From bumper stickers to cheese and crackers. If they can make it into a boot or the shape of the Lone Star State, they have ;)
- When I got to Jill's place, she had a cute bag waiting for me. Inside -- a cowboy boot Christmas ornament, peppermint bark {yum} and my official itinerary. Such a great hostess.
- The Riverwalk and all its Christmas cheer.
- The use of y'all.
- Wearing a blanket/poncho {provided by the restaurant} on the Riverwalk while dining on a cactus margarita. Only in Texas.
- Vanilla route 44 diet cokes at Sonic.
- Delicious pumpkin pancakes at the Guenther House.
- Hobby Lobby.
- Hanging out at Jill's townhouse.
- Bracken Village & the cute girly shop.
- A woman at the Guenther House {where we had breakfast} saw that we were leaving and held the door open for us. So sweet!
- Fabric shopping.
- Meeting Lisa.
- Making vegetable soup, cauliflower mashed potatoes, and cheesecake with Jill. { Or as Jill's grandpa calls them...cheese pies. I have to say -- his name for them actually makes a lot more sense. They are much more like a pie than a cake.}
- The surprisingly cold weather.
- Meeting Jill's parents & sewing a throw pillow with Jill's mom. I absolutely adore her.
- Meeting Jill's grandparents. Sadly, Jill's grandfather passed away just 2 days after I left.
- Boat ride on the Riverwalk.
- The lack of traffic. Driving in SA was a pretty pleasant experience.
- Touching a killer whale.
- Feeding dolphins.
- Sitting in Jill's cozy living room talking late at night {while on our computers, of course}.
- Adventures with wood glue and masking tape. That's how us girls fix things.
- The Alamo. Where they fought the Texas war. ;)
- Watching Jill's friend Leslie in the Shamu Christmas show.
- The 4D Polar Express show.
- Riding 2 roller coasters a total of 6x, and not waiting in any lines. We practically had the entire park to ourselves.
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You make me want to go to Texas :)ReplyDelete
Seriously, you nede to travel some more (except take me with you)...because I love your recaps.ReplyDelete
Looks and sounds like you had a wonderful trip!!!!! :)
I know what you mean about Texans being Texans!! When I lived in Dallas, it always seemed like you are a Texan first, and then American second; they are so proud of the state! :)ReplyDelete
I've loved reading about your trip and I'm glad that you had a nice time. I've never been to Texas, but it sounds like a lot of fun and Jill sounds like she was fabulous hostess. I would really love to visit the Riverwalk at Christmastime.ReplyDelete
Awww... I love your list. I just read it to my sis and brother. I'm glad we had fun. You'll have to come back, y'all!ReplyDelete


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See the Moon as Never Before
This post is part of Citizen Science September at the Zooniverse.
Not content with measuring craters and comparing boulders some Moon Zoo forum members go that extra step to produce something amazing. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's Narrow Angle Camera repeatedly imaged some regions of the Moon under different sun angles or spacecraft angles. By showing these images in sequence to produce animations the lunar landscape comes to life.
Apollo 11 Lunar Module, Eagle, using images taken at different spacecraft angles. Animation by forum member Jumpjack. The 3 bright features to the right of the Lunar Module are the Passive Seismic Experiment Package, the Laser Ranging Retro Reflector and its discarded cover.
The Apollo 17 flag shadow using images taken at different illumination angles. Animation by forum member JFincannon.
JFincannon also wrote a detailed entry for the Apollo Surface Journal. Using LRO images and Apollo site maps to locate the flags he provided flag shadow animations for all 6 Apollo landing sites. These show clear evidence that the flags of Apollo 12, 16, and 17 are still "flying." Apollo 11′s flag fell over during lift-off from the Moon and JFincannon couldn't find any evidence of the flag shadows at the Apollo 14 and 15 sites. Better resolution images might help determine whether these flags have fallen over or whether the tiny shadows are lost in the shadows cast by larger items.
Over the last 12 months the LRO took a small number of oblique images which involved the unusual move of rolling the spacecraft. Rather than pointing straight down at the lunar surface (0 degrees) the spacecraft and camera point at an angle, usually 50–70 degrees, and take an image looking across the lunar surface. The resulting raw images look strange and squashed but when stretched using image processing software they reveal some spectacular 3-D-like surface details. JFincannon posted a list of oblique images on the forum. Forum members then got to work producing some stunning moonscapes.
Near South Pole Aitken basin
Northeast edge of Mare Vaporum near Manilus Crater.
Montes Caucasus region. Border of Mare Serenitatis and Mare Imbrium.
The dramatic lunar south pole
So come and see the Moon as never before. Help count and classify craters, contribute to building a hazard map of the Moon by comparing bouldery regions and search the high resolution images for yourselves. Then share your finds on the forum. We're waiting!
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On Oct. 13-14, the Ray Marshall Center will co-host the "Two-Generation Education" roundtable discussion in Washington D.C. with Ascend, the Aspen Institute's Family Economic Security Program, and the Foundation for Child Development. The goal of the meeting is to explore the emerging research and implementation of two-generation strategies to help low-income families achieve economic security and educational success for their children. Invited roundtable participants include representatives from foundations, social policy research centers, policymakers, service providers and practitioners, and members of the academic community. Roundtable participants will discuss the importance and relevance of two-generation strategies in relation to postsecondary education, skills training, and early childhood development. Based on joint work with Center colleagues Dr. Bob Glover and Tara Smith, Center director Dr. Chris King will give a presentation on dual-generation policies, including a conceptual framework, an analysis of the major opportunities and challenges for these strategies, and thoughts on next steps for moving forward with a dual-generation agenda.
The Ray Marshall Center has been at the forefront of the design and implementation of two generation strategies. Center researchers have partnered with colleagues at Harvard, Northwestern, and Columbia Universities and the Community Action Program of Tulsa County to implement a sectoral workforce initiative providing education and training in the healthcare field to parents of children in Head Start and Early Head Start. This dual generation sectoral workforce development program, CareerAdvance, has received national acclaim. The Ray Marshall Center is working with its partners to expand the initiative to other states and areas. In April 2011, the Foundation for Child Development provided a grant of $218,000 to the Ray Marshall Center in support of the new, multi-year "Dual-Generation Strategy Initiative" that will further the Center's work in this emerging area. This work will be enhanced by two additional awards from the US Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families under its Health Professions Opportunities Grant program.


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Susan Morse, author of The Dogs Stays in the Picture: Life Lessons from a Rescued Greyhound*, held a reading and book signing at Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach on Saturday, October 11! All proceeds of the book sold last weekend benefitted Greyhound Adoptions of Florida!
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This ASCD Study Guide is designed to enhance your understanding and application of the information contained in Leading Change in Your School: How to Conquer Myths, Built Commitment, and Get Results, an ASCD book written by Douglas B. Reeves and published in April 2009.
You can use the study guide before or after you have read the book, or as you finish each chapter. The study questions provided are not meant to cover all aspects of the book, but, rather, to address specific ideas that might warrant further reflection.
Most of the questions contained in this study guide are ones you can think about on your own, but you might consider pairing with a colleague or forming a study group with others who have read (or are reading) Leading Change in Your School.
To encourage interaction with readers and to connect readers around the world, we encourage a continuing dialogue on the noncommercial Web site www.ChangeLeaders.info. Share your success stories, challenges, and questions with the global community of educational leaders who are discovering new ways of creating change in complex systems. As you consider the questions in this study guide, take a few moments to think about your personal response and then share your reactions with your colleagues. Challenges and contrary ideas will enliven the discussion and help you and your colleagues to clarify your understanding. A great book study is one in which the readers not only consider the ideas of an author but also amplify them through discussion, analysis, and criticism.
You can't change organizations unless you can change people. This chapter helps you understand your personal capacity for change. You can use the forms in Chapter 2 or you can download a free copy of the Change Readiness Assessment at www.ChangeLeaders.info.
This assessment is complex and multifaceted and therefore must almost always be completed by a group.
Leading Change in Your School: How to Conquer Myths, Built Commitment, and Get Results was written by Douglas B. Reeves. This 179-page, 6" x 9" book (Stock #109019; ISBN-13: 978-1-4166-0808-0) is available from ASCD for $20.95 (ASCD member) or $26.95 (nonmember). Copyright © 2009 by ASCD. To order a copy, call ASCD at 1-800-933-2723 (in Virginia 1-703-578-9600) and press 2 for the Service Center. Or buy the book from ASCD's Online Store.
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The Oregon Ducks are on a rampage. No, not like the (awesome) Nintendo Entertainment System video game "Rampage", but a winning streak. Eight games in a row, actually. In fact, they have only played eight games. Meaning, you know, Oregon has no losses either. So, um, that makes them undefeated and stuff.
However, they have a tough game against the Illinois Fighting Illini on Saturday. Illinois is no slouch. This is certainly a game to keep an eyeball (or both) on.
How to Watch
Illinois Fighting Illini (9-1, 0-0 Big Ten) at #15 Oregon Ducks (8-0, 0-0 Pac-12)
Saturday, December the 15th
9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
At the Moda Center
Picture Box: ESPN2
Live Stream: Watch ESPN
Should I Be Watching?
Yes. Well, that is if you can find time for them in your busy college basketball viewing Saturday. There are a slew of really good games lined up for the day. Figuring out which one is best for your viewing pleasure is really up to you. Preferences always take priority, but it's also to sometimes get a glimpse of a team you usually don't watch.
Yeah, East Coast folks. I am talking to you. Watch yourself some basketball that would normally be on while you are dreaming about my future lady, Christina Ricci.


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We continue our look back at the 2013-2014 Colorado Avalanche season today by highlighting Semyon Varlamov and his record breaking season.
The Colorado Avalanche finished the 2013 season in last place in the Western Conference for a number of reasons. One of them was the inconsistent play of goaltender Semyon Varlamov. Like the rest of the team, Varlamov entered the new season a new man. Under the guide of Hall of Famer and new head coach Patrick Roy and famed goalie coach Francois Allaire, Varlamov forgot everything he knew about goaltending and allowed his new coaches to mold him. The results were evident early as Varlamov won eight of his first nine games and only giving up 14 goals. Throughout the entire season he was a model of consistency. Even though the Avalanche weren't a great defensive team, especially on paper, Varlamov was there to bail them out time and after. Whether he was just in the right position or he used his athletic gifts, Varlamov made big save after big save to keep his team in the game. On April 10, 2014, all of Varlamov's hard work and consistency led to him surpassing his head coach in franchise wins for the season with 41. Varlamov made 38 saves in a 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks, giving him 41 victories in 60 starts and putting him in the Colorado Avalanche record book. Varlamov ended the year with 2.41 goals against average and a .927 save percentage to go along with his 41 victories. He was the most valuable player on the Avalanche team and his season long performance earned him a Vezina trophy nomination.


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Former Chicago White Sox World Series champion catcher A.J. Pierzynski will be designated for assignment by the Boston Red Sox.
Fox Sports baseball writer Ken Rosenthal reported via Twitter:
Sources: #RedSox designating Pierzynski for assignment.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) July 9, 2014
This season, his first with the Red Sox, Pierzynski is batting .254 with four home runs, 10 doubles and one triple. He has 31 RBIs with a .286 on-base percentage.
Pierzynski has played in 72 games this season, with 256 at-bats and nine walks.
He played for the White Sox for eight seasons from 2005-12, collecting 118 home runs in that span, along with 460 RBIs and a batting average of .279. The White Sox won the World Series in '05 with Pierzynski as the catcher.
MLB Trade Rumors wrote:
"Sitting 10 and a half games out of the division lead, the Red Sox will give a chance to youngster Christian Vazquez, who will learn on the job with help from veteran backup David Ross."
When Pierzysnki wasn't re-signed by the White Sox in '13 he was replaced by Tyler Flowers.
Flowers in '14 had a really great April, but since then Flowers has a season batting average of .219 with a ,278 on-base percentage. He's played in 75 games and had five home runs with five doubles and no triples. He OBP is .278.
Would Pierzynski be a good fit for the White Sox for the remainder of the season?


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