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With the action heating up in Beaverton, Ore., the staff of ESPN RISE will give daily updates from the Nike 7On event. Here's a look at the action on Day 1:
Day 1 action on the black field
Team Super Speed (Tampa, Fla.) 27, Team Speed TDs 7
Super Speed's Aaron Murray opened the game with a 80-yard scoring bomb to Allen Sampson, who dodged two defenders at the 10-yard line and trotted into the end zone for a quick 7-0 lead. The Speed TD's started off much slower but settled down after trialing 13-0. The second touchdown came on a 12-yard touchdown grab by Sampson, who finished with a game-high 213 reception yards on six grabs, including three touchdowns.
Speed TDs QB Morgan Fennell was plagued by drop balls but did put together a nice drive in the second half. He finished 18-37 for 187 yards with 1 TD and two interceptions. Murray did not have an incomplete until seven minutes left in the first half and finished 19-26 for 359 yards with four touchdowns and zero interceptions.
Speed TD's defense picked up the defense in the second half, but it was too late.
Player of the Game: Sampson
Team Strike Force (Houston, Texas) 13, Team Speed TDs (Long Beach,
Calif.) 0
In a game characterized by sluggish offense and some good defensive plays, the decisive play came when Strike Force's Allen Washington caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from QB Kenneth Guiton in the first half. Team Speed was not able to get on the board, but stayed in the game with two interceptions by Ryan Willis and Darius Williams-Fox, respectively.
Strike Force's Guiton completed nine of 30 passes for 149 yards with two touchdowns and the two interceptions. Team Speed's QB, Morgan Fannell, completed 11 of 35 pass attempts for 130 yards. As in game one, he was plagued by some dropped balls.
Strike Force's second touchdown came on a pretty seven-yard grab by Greg
Timmons, the most impressive player in the game. He out jumped a defender
draped all over him and made two other spectacular grabs. He finished with three grabs for 69 yards.
Player of the Game: Timmons
Team Super Speed (Tampa, Fla.) 30, Team Strike Force (Houston, Texas) 29
It looked like Team Super Speed was going to run away with this game as they led 26-8 at halftime, but Strike Force played a valiant second half behind QB Kenny Guiton. He was almost as impressive as Super Speed's super signal-caller Aaron Murray was in the first half, as the Elite 11 quarterback was simply on fire before intermission.
Murray completed 15 of 18 passes in the first half, good for 363 yards, with four touchdowns. Just when Strike Force had all the momentum trailing 26-16, following a four-yard scoring catch by Jazz Reynolds, Murray threw a perfect strike to DeAndre Queen on his first throw of the second half. It covered 80 yards up the right sideline and gave Super Speed the cushion it needed.
It was the victors' only score of the second half, as Guiton and the Strike Force offense kept Murray off the field. Guiton completed 14 of 21 passes in the second half good for 318 yards and three touchdowns. He hit Norman Darden on a 60-yarder to end the game and Darden also caught the two-point conversion to account for the final margin.
For the game, Guiton completed 21 of 32 passes for 466 yards and four touchdowns. Murray finished 21 of 31 for 508 yards and five touchdowns, although he only completed six of 13 pass attempts in the second half. Still he was the most impressive player on the field.
Player of the Game: Murray
Team Super Bad (Monroeville, Pa.) 12, Team Field Generals (Santa Ana, Calif.) 7
Team Super Bad pulled out the last minute victory behind their super bad man, receiver/defensive back Corey Brown. With his team trailing 7-6 on its last drive, Brown came up with a big-time catch on a big-time collision with a Field General defender right at the 20-yard line. Even more important than the catch, the first down in the red zone meant Super Bad was allowed to finish its last drive with the clock stopped. On queue, two plays later, Brown caught the game winner from QB Rob Kalkstein.
Kalkstein had a productive game with 333 yards on 24 of 29 passing in his match up with Field General's Matt Barkley. After a slow start, the highly-regarded signal caller headed to USC completed 17 of 33 passes for
252 yards and one pretty 60-yard touchdown pass to sophomore Victor Blackwell. One of the passes Barkley did not complete was a big drop at the Field Generals' goal line. That would have given them a possible 14-6 lead with seven minutes to go. Instead it allowed Super Bad to pull out the victory behind Brown's heroics.
Player of the Game: Brown
Team Super Bad (Monroeville, Pa.) 30, Team Merciless (Atlanta, Ga.)
Super Bad continued its super performance at the Nike 7ON with a resounding victory over a weary Merciless team. Super Bad QB Rob Kalkstein, only a junior, continues to impress as he completed 17 of 31 passes for 434 yards and two scores. He spread the ball around to seven different receivers, none more impressive than senior Josh Vermeluen. He caught four passes for
196 yards, including a 80-yard touchdown strike to give Super Bad a 24-0 lead on the first offensive play of the second half for the victors.
Team Merciless played fatigued and could never get its vertical passing going, as QB Drew Little completed only eight of 23 passes for 85 yards. His longest completion went for 15 yards to Jamal Patterson, who caught a team-high three passes for 37 yards. The team from the Peach State's main problem seemed to be energy, which is easily sapped by a quarterback like Kalkstein.
Player of the Game: Kalkstein
Team Field Generals (Santa Ana, Calif.) 34, Team Merciless (Atlanta, Ga.) 12
After a tough last-second loss to Team Super Bad, the Field Generals from Orange County, California bounced back with an impressive victory to close out the day with two wins and one loss. The only team they lost to, Team Super Bad out of Pennsylvania, finished Thursday with a 3-0 record.
The Field Generals were led by none other than field general Matt Barkley.
Looking much sharper than he did in his second game of the day, he completed passes to nine different receivers. After taking a 19-0 lead in the first half, the Field Generals gave up six to Team Merciless' Quan Jones, who caught a pass out of the backfield and raced around end to hit pay dirt from
13 yards out. Jones was Team Merciless' most impressive player in its third game of the afternoon, as he caught five passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns.
After Jones' first score, Barkley took the momentum right back from Team Merciless as he sophomore Victor Blackwell on a 11-yard touchdown pass right in front of his defender. Blackwell had an impressive first day and in this game he caught five passes for 82 yards.
Blackwell will be one to watch for the next three years, but for now most eyes are on Barkley and he didn't disappoint. He misfired on only one attempt in the second half and finished with 363 yards and five touchdowns.
He completed 20 of 30 passes while his counterpart from Team Merciless, Drew Little, completed 16 of 28 passes for 217 yards.
Player of the Game: Barkley
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Day 1 action on the Red Field
Team Vapor Jets 43, Team Strike Force 20
The Vapor Jets, from East St. Louis, Ill., pulled away in the second half after leading 22-14 at the break.
There was a scary moment at the end of the first half when Terry Hawthorne of the Vapor Jets went up for a pick, landed hard on the turf and momentarily laid on the turf without moving. He eventually got up and then came out in the second half and made one of his three interceptions on a two-point attempt by Strike Force after it had scored and was attempting to tie the score at 22-22.
Instead, Hawthorne ran back his interception the other way for two points the and a 24-20 lead.
Sophomore Detchauz Wray led the East St. Louis squad completed 19 of 28 passes for 450 yards and six touchdowns with just one interception. Hawthorne nabbed two TD catches to go with his three interceptions on defense. The team's other scores came from Keante Minor (two), Christopher Murray (one) and Courtney Molton (one).
For Eisenhower, Allen Washington caught two of senior Kenny Guiton's three TD passes. Guiton's other score went to Greg Timmons. Guiton ended 15 of 31 for 294 yards and four interceptions.
Team Super Speed 31, Team Vapor Jets 12
The score of this game looks more lopsided since Super Speed, from Tampa, Fla., converted on three straight two-point conversions while the Vapor Jets failed to get any conversion attempts.
Highly-regarded quarterback Aaron Murray of Super Speed started only one of five but ended 17 of 35 for 364 yards with four touchdowns and one interception. Nathan Marvel got open on wheel routes for the Tampans and led the team in receiving with five catches for 175 yards and two TDs. His two scores from Murray came on plays of 60 and 40 yards. Murray's other two TD passes went to Nelson Vazquez (67 yards) and to Justin Rudolph (8 yards).
The Vapor Jets never led, but trailed just 7-6 after a 41-yard scoring pass from Detchauz Wray to Allen Veazie and also cut the lead at one point to 23-12 when Wray hit Terry Hawthorne from 10 yards out.
Wray didn't throw any interceptions, but couldn't hit the deep passes and finished 16 of 26 for 230 yards and the two TDs. Kraig Appleton was another impressive player for the Vapor Jets and had five catches for 61 yards.
Team Vapor Jets 8, Team Speed TDs 7
This one came down to the last play when the Vapor Jets stopped Team Speed on a fourth down play at the 12-yard line. The Speed TDs needed to score on one of its last four plays trailing by one and for the third time in the game could not punch it in with the ball inside the 20-yard line.
In a game of short passes in which the deep plays were neutralized by all the speed on the field, the Speed TDs took a 7-0 lead at halftime on a three-yard pass from senior Morgan Fennell to Richard Wheeler.
The Vapor Jets wrapped up a strong showing on the first day by scoring a touchdown in the second half, with a two-point conversion and then the key stops of their opponents. Kraig Appleton got the TD on a 40-yard pass play from Detchauz Wray, then Wray hit Appleton again for what proved to be the game-winning two points.
The only interception of the game was from the East St. Louis team's Joshua Gates. Wray finished 16 of 26 for 273 yards and one TD. Terry Hawthorne was Wray's top target with six catches for 174 yards. For the third straight game, he was arguably the most impressive player on the field.
Fennell completed 21 of 39 passes for 317 yards to lead the Speed TDs.
Sophomore Dabness Atkins (six catches, 50 yards) and Wheeler (five, 85) led the team's receivers.
Team Merciless 22, Team Zoom Blade 14
The Zoom Bladers used their no huddle offense in the second half to cut the score to 22-14 with a late touchdown, but didn't get the ball back as the team from Henry County, Ga., pulled out the win.
Senior quarterback Drew Little mixed his passes to different targets well and showed a nice touch for Team Merciless, finishing 22 of 38 for 266 yards and three TDs. Two of his TD passes went to Quan Jones, including one from 30 yard out on the final play before halftime. Jones' other TD came on a 15-yarder to make the score 22-7.
Byrnes junior QB Chas Dodd, who went 16 of 29 for 238 yards and two TDs, connected on a three-yard TD to Devin Miller late in the game and then got a one-point conversion pass to Jones. On the ensuing possession by Team Merciless, however, a 17-yard completion from Little to Jamal Patterson picked up a first down and essentially ended the game.
Jones had six catches for 64 yards to go with his two TDs. The leading receiver in the game was junior Markeith Ambles of Team Merciless with seven catches for 86 yards. Zoom Blade's top receiver was junior Jazz King with five catches for 79 yards.
Team Field Generals 20, Team Zoom Blade 14 (OT)
Christian Maldonado had fallen to the ground, laying on his back, but still caught a tipped pass on the one-yard line in overtime to set up a win for his team from Santa Ana, Calif.
Two plays later, Field Generals' QB Matt Barkley threw a game-winning one-yard touchdown pass to Derek Campbell.
Zoom Blade played a strong second half for the second straight game and tied the score at the end of regulation on a 14-yard TD pass from junior Chas Dodd to junior Torian Richardson and then a two-point conversion pass from Dodd to Cqulin Hebert.
In overtime, though, which mirrors the college game in which teams get the ball on the 25-yard line, Zoom Blade couldn't convert on fourth down.
After throwing the game-winning TD pass, Barkley ended a strong outing with 25 completions in 48 attempts for 384 yards and three TDs. The only interception he threw came on the final play of the first half.
Dodd, who didn't get his first TD pass until the second half on a 18-yard strike to Ricco Sanders, finished up 18 of 32 for 221 yards.
The Field Generals' combo of Maldonado and Andrew Roth combined for nine catches for 140 yards. Barkley had seven-yard TD pass on his first series of the game to Ario Winston while his other TD pass was on a 19-yarder to Roth.
Team Super Bad 27, Team Zoom Blade 21 (OT)
For almost all of this game, it looked like the team from Monroeville, Pa., was going to lose its first game of the day after two wins. But Super Bad's defense came up with the stops, then the offense came alive in a come-from-behind win.
The Keystone State powerhouse thus capped a 3-0 day, joining Team Super Speed from Tampa, Fla., as the only two teams to accomplish that feat.
Brian Williams scored the game-winning touchdown for Super Bad on a two-yard pass from junior Rob Kalkstein. It was set up by a pass interference penalty on Zoom Blade that put the ball at the two.
Zoom Blade's overtime series consisted of a seven-yard pass, incompletion, seven-yard pass, then an incompletion on fourth down.
Trailing 21-0 with approximately 10 minutes left in the game, Super Bad started its rally on a 12-yard TD pass from Kalkstein to senior standout Corey Brown. An interception by Karoush Hedjazi set up the next series, which was a one-play 60-yard bomb from Kalkstein to Josh Vermeluen.
The comeback continued for Super Bad when Andrew Blackmon came up with another interception. This gave the Pennsylvania squad the chance to tie it up at the end, which it did when Mile Wilson outleaped a defender in the end zone to haul in a 10-yard TD pass, which was followed by a two-point conversions reception by Brown.
Kalkstein was just 9 of 21 for 121 yards before the comeback, but ended up 17 of 33 for 291 yards.
For Zoom Blade, it was a reversal of its first two games when it rallied late (only to fall short). The team from South Carolina was sharp in the early going of this one as Chas Dodd threw first-half TD passes to Marcus Lattimore (two yards) and to Ricco Sanders (20 yards). Dodd then added his third TD in the second on a pass of eight yards to Lattimore. Dodd finished 26 of 45 for
325 yards with two interceptions.
The leading receiver in the game was Lattimore, regarded as one of the top junior running backs in the nation. He had 10 receptions for 128 yards.
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On January 3, 2008, Austin Corp. purchased 25% of the voting
common stock of Gainesville Co., paying $2,500,000. Austin decided
to use the equity method to account for this investment. At the
time of the investment, Gainesville's total stockholders' equity
was $8,000,000. Austin gathered the following information about
Gainesville's assets and liabilities.
Book Value Fair Value
Buildings (10 year life) 400,000 500,000
Equipment ( 5 year life) 1,000,000 1,300,000
Franchises (8 year life) 0 400,000
Calculate the goodwill?
For 2011, what is the total amount of excess amortization for
Austin's 25% investment in Gainsville?


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There's been a considerable amount of hullabaloo about how Apple's iPhone stores a record of the travels of its owner and on the system they use for synchronization. The data, according to Thomas Claburn's story iPhone Software Tracks Location Of Users, is latitude and longitude coordinates and their corresponding timestamps. The data is stored in an unencrypted file on the computer and the iPhone.
I have a hard time getting worked up about this. First, location data is crucial for popular services such as "Find My iPhone," and the many, many applications that depend on accurate location data to work. That's the only way they can find the best sushi restaurant close to you, report your location to your favorite social media, or know the nearest theater with the movie you want to see. You get the idea.
Of course, these applications have logs. All of your computing devices pretty much log everything you do.
Second, many companies have this type of data. Many newer car models track everywhere the owner goes. Your credit card company, bank, and debit card provider knows everywhere you travel and everything you buy--unless you are one of the few who pay for everything in cash. Also, let's not overlook the fact that mobile phone network providers have all of this data, and many of them hold it for unknown lengths of time.
And, it appears, phones based on the Android operating system do the same thing, essentially. The location information is stored in files named cache.cell and cache.wifi.
These are locally stored files, and if any data is sent to Apple--best I've been able to determine--the data is anonymized and used to build a location database of Wi-Fi hotspots.
And, the fact is, Apple has already responded to government inquiries about its location tracking abilities.
The fact that Apple has already answered these questions didn't stop Senator Al Franken from sending a letter to Steve Jobs, asking about "serious privacy concerns."
Franken wrote:
"I read with concern a recent report by security researchers that Apple's iOS 4 operating system is secretly compiling its customers' location data in a file stored on iPhones, 3G iPads, and every computer that users used to "sync" their devices."
And all of this over a locally stored database file, while real Fourth Amendment concerns, such as exactly what the state of Michigan is doing with their mobile phone forensic devices during traffic stops, doesn't get a quarter of the same outrage:
The Michigan State Police have a high-tech mobile forensics device that can be used to extract information from cell phones belonging to motorists stopped for minor traffic violations. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Michigan last Wednesday demanded that state officials stop stonewalling freedom of information requests for information on the program.
Should Apple encrypt the files? Yes? Should the logs probably be cleared in a shorter period of time than a year? I think so. Is this as big of a deal as it's been made out to be? I don't think so.
If this concerns you, encrypt your iPhone and encrypt your iPhone backups within iTunes.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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Credit: Keith Allison Now that it's June and the Finals are set, it's time to start going full bore into draft preparation. The Charlotte Hornets will have the 9th and 24th picks. When looking at NBA drafts the picks usually fall into Tiers. The first pick or two are ideally Franchise/Superstar level players. The 3rd to 5th or 6th will then ideally be All-Star caliber players. Down to about the 12th pick will hopefully be starter caliber. Between the 12th and 20th pick you start looking at bench/role players with niche skills. After the 20th generally it becomes a crap shoot and it's more role players, upside picks, players with red flags etc. Obviously this is a broad generalization but generally speaking this is how a standard draft looks. Based on the projections for this draft however, you can take this framework and throw it out the window. Depending on how you feel about Dante Exum the first tier could go 4 deep or it could just be Joel Embiid if you're Bill Simmons. As far as All-Star level talent goes, the cut-off then according to most projections is at the 7th pick (or 8th depending on how you feel about Aaron Gordon). Quality starters will fall into the late teens or even twenties and the rotation pieces could potentially go the rest of the way or at least into the mid/late twenties. Charlotte then falls right outside of the All-Star level talent and will then have a top pick of the starter level tier which creates an important decision for the Hornets. Potentially one of the 5-7 could fall to the Hornets at the 9th spot, but that would either be a power forward in Julius Randle or Noah Vonleh or a non-outside threat point guard in Marcus Smart: neither of which are needs for the team. Based on the Hornets recent history of picks, there's a decent chance that this pick will be underwhelming. In which case, instead of gambling on another young player, might it be better to try and trade the pick for a proven veteran who can help the team make a bigger splash in the playoffs? The Hornets biggest need is scoring production from the wing position (shooting guard/small forward) because Gerald Henderson has limited range and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist hasn't been a big contributor. Personally, I'm more of a fan of trying to find scoring and size at the small forward position and then bringing MKG off of the bench to hound smaller wings than upgrading on Henderson who can score somewhat. The Hornets also have Gary Neal and could resign Ramon Sessions, who has expressed interest in returning, to have competent depth in the backcourt. Here are some potential players that I think would be worth a look: Nicholas Batum: Portland's core is older than most people realize and the second round is probably about as far as they can go in the West. Getting someone like Nik Stauskas could be good at helping this team get quality talent on the rookie scale and give them more freedom to pursue other targets. Batum is a ball-busting defender and a jack-of-all-trades type player. He could stretch the floor, make smart passes and play solid defense; which makes him a great fit on any team but especially the Hornets Chandler Parsons: Parsons is coming up on a team-option this summer. If Rockets exercise it, he'll be an unrestricted free agent and if they don't he'll be a restricted one this summer. When he's up for his next deal he'll be looking for a big pay day. Based on his numbers he could make a good argument for a large contract, but for a team like the Rockets who still seem to be looking for a third star, Parsons probably is not of that caliber. Charlotte on the other hand is the kind of small market team that needs to overpay for quality talent (Al Jefferson) and Parsons would fit the bill. Personality wise, he's probably looking for a bigger market but depending on the offer would probably have to give a hard look at Charlotte. Arron Afflalo: Assuming Orlando takes Dante Exum with the 4th pick, there might not be as many minutes in the backcourt rotation for Afflalo who ranks as one of the top shooting guards in the league and was a borderline All-Star this year. With the 9th pick Orlando could package it with their 12th pick and try and acquire a rim-protector to put next to Nikola Vucevic or they could keep them and go super young. Afflalo would essentially be an upgrade in shooting over Henderson and would solidify the Hornets at shooting guard. Jeff Green: If Boston is going hard after Kevin Love they may need one more pick to make their offer the most appealing for Minnesota and throwing the 9th pick in their could probably do that. Jeff Green can be hit or miss offensively but he's got the size that MKG lacks which would be really helpful in terms of defending the bigger players at the position. Of course when draft night comes around projected picks will go out the window as trades are announced but as we stand right now I think these could be good moves for the team. As for who the Hornets could take with their picks if they keep them, that will be looked at next week. Otherwise, what are some other good trade candidates/how and where am I terribly wrong? The post Charlotte Hornets: 2014 Draft Primer appeared first on isportsweb.
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text: Olympics Video: G4S CEO admits Olympic security failure Add to ... Reuters Published Tuesday, Jul. 17, 2012 10:26AM EDT Last updated Wednesday, Jul. 18, 2012 8:35AM EDT The head of G4S admits his management of the London Olympics staffing scandal has embarrassed the British government and has severely damaged the reputation of the world's largest security firm Watch More Video: For these sisters, Junior Olympics could be path out of homelessness Video: Sports fans can be virtually in the game Video: Meet some of the athletes on the Refugee Olympic Team New Blue Jays outfielder 'complements' team: GM Canadian teen says defeating Kyrgios at Rogers Cup was a 'miracle' Don Cherry, Ron MacLean make mark on Walk of Fame A quick look at Rio flagbearer Rosie MacLennan Usain Bolt says 'good to send strong message' against Russian doping Canada sending biggest beach volleyball team yet to Rio Sidney Crosby shows off Stanley Cup to hometown fans Sidney Crosby senses 'excitement' in hometown over Cup arrival James Hinchcliffe looks for season's first victory at Indy Toronto 'Rogue Tenor' Romigio Pereira breaks his silence 'Lone wolf' member of the Tenors inserts 'All Lives Matter' into O Canada China seeks private approach to gymnastics Golfer Alena Sharp on joining Brooke Henderson at Rio Games Fans celebrate arrival of team Portugal and Euro trophy 'Wait till next year': Fans react to Raonic's Wimbledon loss Faces of battle: A look at the contorted faces of tennis titans Raonic and Federer Maple Leafs legends on hand for centennial season launch Comments AA More Related to this Story Real Estate Video: What's happening to Vancouver's high-end real estate market? Failure Week Video: Failure is not an option for this entrepreneur Stocks Video: Is this a good entry point for Goldman stock?


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Happy Summer!
I can't believe I completed my first year as Superintendent. I am so fortunate to have been chosen to lead such a fantastic district! The families, students, staff, and community members have been supportive and I am extremely grateful for that. I am often asked, "How do you like being in Bedford?" The answer is simple…. "I love it!"
Though winter brought few flurries, spring finally arrived and brought with it a flurry of year-end activities in the Bedford Schools. State testing, spring music concerts, academic awards ceremonies, graduation practices, and many other special events added to the hustle and bustle of the normal school year. It has been a great year with many staff and student accomplishments! As we bring closer to another school year and celebrate the many successes, we will soon be preparing for the 2016-2017 school year. With the help and support of our parents, volunteers, and community members, I am confident that we can continue to serve our children well and help them so they are better able to succeed in college and careers.
I look forward to continuing our relationship and working together to achieve our goals:
1. All students will graduate on time and equipped to be successful in college and/or career.
2. All students will be exposed to real-world applications in a warm, welcoming, respectful environment.
3. There will be an increase in student achievement as measured by the state-administered assessments.
4. Through a targeted and specific communications and marketing plan, we will increase parent and community involvement.
Our strategic planning process will continue through the summer and into the fall and will address the aforementioned goals. We will be sharing the outcome of the focus group meetings, the goals and action steps that emerged, and our next steps as we head into a new school year.
As for me, I plan on using my time productively to plan for the next school year, catch up on some academic reading and writing, and take some time to reflect on my first year so I can improve in my second. On a personal note, I will be busy this summer as I move into my new home in Oakwood Village.
I want to wish everyone a restful summer and once again thank you for caring for our children.
Andrea Celico, Ph.D.
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Thanks for the feedback on my Instructable.
Now that I've learned how to better write and present an Instructable, do you know if my older Instructables that we're not featured can be reworked and considered for featuring? Or am I better off just moving forward with future Instructables and not worry about fixing previously posted Instructables?
Thanks in advance!!!
I took at look at the dutch oven cilantro soup one and featured it. That looked pretty good! Here are some tips going forward:
- Try to include a photo in every step.
- Put some thought into setting up a really enticing cover image: bright, clear, in focus, and frame up the subject in a way that highlights it without excessive clutter. The difference between a regular feature and a homepage feature is often just the cover image, and how concise and applicable the title is (on top of all the other feature criteria: http://www.instructables.com/community/Featuring-C...)
Your photos are excellent. Keep that up. Entered any contests? If you haven't, be sure to enter anything pertinent if your projects meets the theme and are in the eligible dates (you can enter a single instructable in up to three).
Hope that helps give you a little guidance! Cheers,
My new goal is to get the 100% Featured star like you have!
Question: I remember your giant Lego darth Vader how would I go about making a giant Lego samukai (Ninjago skeleton)
Question: Where is the place that you (or someone else) is standing in front of the waterfall (in the second picture at the top of your overview page?
That's Calf Creek Falls, which is in southern Utah.
thankyou seamster for your first comment
i was waiting for comments
Hey, you bet!
The old rusty look you got on that car was excellent. I was very much impressed! :)
thanks sam (seamster)
Tysm for the comment you posted on my snow globe instructable
Thank you so much for the comment on my first Instructable, im really happy right now ;) ;) :D :)
Thank you for your lovely comment on my very first Instructable - it was lovely to see that someone had looked at it so quickly after I published. :)
Yet betcha! Glad you're here, and I hope you're enjoying the site and creative community! :)


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Modern Language students study abroad to perfect their language skills, to develop cross-cultural skills, and to deepen their understanding of cultures, societies and histories of the people who speak the language they study.
Being in a host family and actively participating in a campus club kept me constantly using my Japanese in new and different ways outside of the classroom, so they were instrumental in helping my Japanese ability grow. They also helped expose me to different kinds of people and situations, which led me to encounter situations where my strongly held opinions were challenged.
Sarah Herendeen, Kansai Gaidai University, Spring 2016
Note: Language programs are open to students in all disciplines. Prerequisites for language are the minimum required for the program, more language study is highly recommended. Students must be enrolled in an appropriate language course the semester or summer before study abroad.
Japan – Akita University, Akita City
Fall, Spring Language: Liberal arts classes taught in English, Japanese language and culture courses in Japanese. Prereqs: 2.5 GPA and 2.5 in Japanese, 2 years college Japanese; previous coursework focused on Japan such as art history, history, politics or other subjects. Housing: Dormitory with Japanese students, meal plan. Details: Liberal arts education focused on either Global Studies or Global Business. Residential campus with excellent facilities and Japan's only 24-hour library. Nearly all students live on campus in a region of north Japan known for its natural beauty. Exchange students enroll in Japanese language and cultural courses for international students as well as regular university courses with Japanese students; English is the medium of instruction for these. Course credits range from 1-6 credits with most earning 3 credits or .75 Beloit units; minimum course load is 12 credits. Academic calendar meshes with U.S. calendar: semester 1: March – July; semester 2: September – December. Exchange students may begin either semester. Akita International requires all of its students to study abroad for one semester.
Japan – Kansai Gaidai University, Hirakata City, Osaka
Fall, Spring Language: English. Prereqs: 3.0 GPA and 3.0 in Japanese, 2 years of college-level Japanese; previous coursework focused on Japan such as art history, history, politics or other subjects. Housing: Host family (strongly recommended), dormitory or apartments with international students. Details: Asian Studies Program courses focused on Japan and taught in English; intensive Japanese language study; orientation program; Speaking Partner Program; courses with other international students and a few Japanese students; most courses are .75 Beloit units; students may take studio art class. Academic calendar is the same as the U.S. calendar.
Japan – ISEP: Nanzan University, Nagoya
Fall, Spring Language: English, Japanese. Prereqs: 3.0 GPA and 3.0 in Japanese, 2 years of college-level Japanese; previous coursework focused on Japan such as art history, history, politics or other subjects. Housing: Host family (with a commute to campus); dormitory with meals; University international halls of residence with apartments, shared kitchen facilities; students may find own apartment. Details: Intensive Japanese language courses from elementary to advanced. The Center for Japanese Studies offers courses in Japanese for advanced language proficiency, lecture courses in Japanese area studies taught in English, plus courses in traditional Japanese arts. Students take a language class and carry a course load of 14-18 credit hours; course credits range from 2 credits (arts) to 8 credits (intensive language). Academic calendar is the same as the U.S. calendar. Recommended for students planning to attend graduate school in Japanese.
Scholarships: Available for study in Japan. See the Scholarships page on the OIE Study Abroad website
Note: students studying abroad in Japan may elect to spend the academic year at one university or combine a semester of study at one with a second semester at a different university.
D: Direct enrollment in a university as a visiting student
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The Gazette: I had a dream
When Barrack Obama was elected, Martin Luther King's dream came true. This ad was release the day after the election.
Art Director: J.F. LeBlanc
Advertising Agency: Bleublancrouge, Montréal, Canada
Creative Director: Gaëtan Namouric
Copywriter: Sébastien Maheux
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i don't like it. i'm sure it's not intended, but it sounds like dr. king is conceding failure. it's like he's saying, "well, it was nice while it lasted." besides, if the speech was specifically about not judging people by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character, then why does this ad need to remind us that the president elect has a slightly darker complexion?
My initial thought was "You *had* a dream? What happened? Did you give up?"
Great in concept, but no on the follow through.
Here, let me save everyone the trouble of asking. "Do you even work in advertising?"
"had". Past. "have". Present. The dream is no longer a dream, it's reality. So it's no longer a dream.
"I had a dream" sounds about right.
"I have a dream" means much more than an election of a "black guy". I really hope that he still have a dream!
well said. "I have a dream" captures more a quantum than just a black guy winning an election...i'm not downplaying the winning of Obama. just wanna say that MLK's dream as he delivered the speech is much more a creed than what it indicates here when its said as "Had"
el racismo no termino.. sino por que nos llama la atencion que haya un presidente negro... a nadie sorprende que haya uno blanco.. por que si uno negro...
Simple and effective.
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Martin Luther King's dream was larger than the election of a black president. If the dream was over, we wouldn't find such poverty in the black America. The election is only a beginning of making the dream happen. Simple, but not so clever after all....
I still don't get it, are they referring to this:
"I had a dream...
I had an awesome dream
People in the park playing games in the dark
And what they played was a masquerade
And from behind of walls of doubt a voice was crying out"
– Lionel Ritchie, Say You, Say Me, 1986
(Just kidding. Nice ad.)
El racismo está vigente. En el mundo lo menos que se dijo fue que hay un presidente negro. Racismo puro. Simplemente hay un nuevo presidente. Porque hay que explicar que es de otra raza? Nadie se da cuenta de eso?
yup thats not how the language works. 'i had a dream' means you've given up. but brave effort from a team whose first language must be french.
This is a pretty simple ad to comprehend if you know ANYTHING about African-American History. So I kindly suggest you change your screen name, read a few history books on the subject, and refrain from commenting on things you obviously know nothing about.


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I'm generally a happy person, and when I'm feeling good, you might see me bust a move, especially if I have my headphones on, than you can blame it on the music, and right now my tail bone is moving to Moodblanc's latest release "Good Things In Life." Opting for that nu-disco meets house sound, the Swedish duo not only want the good things in life, but they're also providing the good things in life. America, if you're just waking up, and getting dressed, shake your tail feather in your underwear to this feel great anthem, today is a great day, now go out and seize the day!


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Applications of Reductive Analytical Techniques in the Phrygian Settings of the Orgelbüchlein by J.S. Bach
Date: May 1995
Creator: Leite, Zilei de Oliveira
Description: This study aims to two problematic aspects of the Phrygian mode: a. the development of a harmonic pattern at the cadence that differs from that of the other modes and of the major and minor modes as well; b. the observation that the Phrygian scale inverts all of the intervallic properties of the Major scale. The result of these two observations is that when the reductive techniques of Heinrich Schenker are applied in the Phrygian repertory, melodic and harmonic properties are brought into conflict with each other. However, application of alternative models of the Ursatz developed by Lori Burns has certain benefits for demonstrating musical properties in the Phrygian repertory.
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Aspects of Performance in Three Works for Piano and Tape : Larry Austin's Sonata Concertante, Thomas Clark's Peninsula, and Phil Winsor's Passages
Date: May 1993
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Description: This dissertation primarily concerns performance aspects in compositions for piano and tape, using three specific works as the basis for discussion: Larry Austin's Sonata Concertante, Thomas Clark's Peninsula, and Phil Winsor's Passages. These compositions are representative of the medium as a whole, yet each offers its own unique set of performance problems.
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I, Blavatsky: A One-Act Opera
Date: May 1990
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Description: I, Blavatsky is a one-act opera based on the life of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, a nineteenth-century Russian princess and co-founder of a religious organization called the Theosophical Society. The libretto, by the composer, involves a cast of three principal soloists and minor roles for six more singers who are also participants in a small chorus. The text format features free verse alternating with regular, rhymed strophes. Accompaniment is provided by a piano. Melodic structure combines some nineteenth-century Romantic idioms with twentieth-century style. Most of the melodic and harmonic material was intuitively composed to express the text. Rhythmic and stylistic contrasts are accomplished in the representation of the extensive travels of the main character. Stage directions involve a stylized set, several scenes requiring minimal set changes, magical effects to represent that facet of Blavatsky's life, and onstage costume changes for several characters. Approximate duration is one hour.
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Boulez's Sonatine and the Genesis of His Twelve-tone Practice
Date: May 1998
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Description: This dissertation proposes that the Sonatine broadly unfolds a kinetic structure that stems from the traditional tension-relief model and, consequently, its dependence on tradition proves much deeper than Boulez would acknowledge.
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Cadential Syntax and Mode in the Sixteenth-Century Motet: a Theory of Compositional Process and Structure from Gallus Dressler's Praecepta Musicae Poeticae
Date: May 1996
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Description: Though cadences have long been recognized as an aspect of modality, Gallus Dressler's treatise Praecepta musicae poeticae (1563) offers a new understanding of their relationship to mode and structure. Dressler's comments suggest that the cadences in the exordium and at articulations of the text are "principal" to the mode, shaping the tonal structure of the work. First, it is necessary to determine which cadences indicate which modes. A survey of sixteenth-century theorists uncovered a striking difference between Pietro Aron and his followers and many lesser-known theorists, including Dressier. The latter held that the repercussae of each mode were "principal cadences," contrary to Aron's expansive lists. Dressler's syntactical theory of cadence usage was tested by examining seventeen motets by Dressler and seventy-two motets by various early sixteenth-century composers. In approximately three-fourths of the motets in each group, cadences appeared on only two different pitches (with only infrequent exceptions) in their exordia and at text articulations. These pairs are the principal cadences of Dressler's list, and identify the mode of the motets. Observations and conclusions are offered regarding the ambiguities of individual modes, and the cadence-tone usage of individual composers.
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Cyril Scott's Piano Sonata, Op. 66: A Study of His Innovative Musical Language, With Three Recitals of Selected Works by Mozart, Schumann, Scriabin, Debussy, Ravel and Others
Date: May 1995
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Description: The objective of the dissertation is to examine Cyril Scott's musical language as exhibited in his Piano Sonata, Op. 66. Subjects of discussion include Scott's use of form, rhythm, melody, tonality, and harmony. Also included are a biographical sketch of the composer and his philosophical view of modernism. A comparison of the original version and the revised edition of this sonata, as well as references to Cyril Scott's two other piano sonatas are also included during the examination of his harmonic and rhythmic style.
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A Different Drummer: A Chamber Opera
Date: May 1999
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Description: A Different Drummer is a chamber opera adaptation of Donald Davis's story "A Different Drummer" from his collection Listening for the Crack of Dawn, published by August House. The opera lasts about seventy minutes, and calls for a cast of three and an orchestra of sixteen players. It contains a prologue, epilogue and four scenes in a single act. The score is prefaced by a paper describing the musical strategies employed in setting the story as an opera. Three chapters describe the adaptation from short story to opera, the essential musical elements, and details of the application of the musical elements in each scene of the opera. The libretto is presented in the fourth chapter.
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The Dramatic Aspects of Thea Musgrave's Narcissus for Solo Flute and Digital Delay (1987) : With Three Recitals of Selected Works by Bach, Feld, Debussy, Persichetti, Berio, Varese, Mozart, Roussel, and Others
Date: May 1996
Creator: Boyd, Diane, 1967-
Description: An examination of the compositional style, subject matter, and use of technology as found in Thea Musgrave's 1987 composition Narcissus for solo flute and digital delay. Includes a short history of Musgrave's formal training, an overview of her creative output, and a discussion of the evolution of her compositional style from her studies with Boulanger in Paris to the present with special emphasis on her dramatic-abstract concept and her forays into post-modernism. Provides insight into Musgrave's choice of mythological text, the literary basis of the Narcissus legend, and its impact on Western thought. Identification of principal motifs, discussion of harmonic implications, melodic language, and optional intermedia effects; and explanation of the electronic effects used within the work. Detailed analysis of the motifs, their electronic manipulations, and how they represent aurally the characters of the Narcissus myth. Listing of Musgrave's works with flute or piccolo in a primary role, details of her transcription of Narcissus for solo clarinet, and diagrams of digital delay controls and stage setting follow as appendices.
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Form and tonality as elements of neoclassical style in two works by Jean Francaix: Divertimento pour flute et piano (1955) and Suite pour flute seule (1963) with three recitals of selected works of Mozart, Widor, Feld, Muczynski and others
Date: May 1996
Creator: Ruppe, Elizabeth Ambler
Description: The music of Jean Francaix is well known to those familiar with woodwind chamber literature. His long, successful career began in the 1930s when French composers rejected the excessively chromatic harmonies, intense emotionalism and grandiose proportions of late Romantic music. Embracing the concepts of neoclassicism, economy of means, clarity and objectivity, and a return to diatonicism and formal structures, the new "Classical" music contained the added spice of twentieth-century harmonic techniques including bitonality, modality, and quartal and quintal harmonies. Francaix has written many concertos and solos for woodwind instruments, but his enduring popularity resides in his chamber music for various combinations. His publisher for the last six decades has been B. Schott's Sohne who commissioned Francaix to write several chamber works in honor of his eightieth birthday. Two of his works for flute, Divertimento pour flute et piano and Suite pour flute seule, are known to professional flutists but not considered standards in the flute repertoire. The purpose of this paper is to call attention to the wide variety of Francaix's repertoire which is eminently suitable for concert and recital programming. The identification of formal and tonal elements in Francaix's two works for flute helps to place his prodigious output ...
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Harmonic and Contrapuntal Techniques in the Late Keyboard Works of Cesar Franck
Date: May 1992
Creator: Cranford, Dennis R. (Dennis Ray)
Description: This study examines the five late keyboard works of Cesar Franck: the Prelude, Chorale, and Fugue and the Prelude. Aria, and Finale for piano, and the three organ chorales. The study focuses on harmonic and contrapuntal techniques and their interrelationships, placing the discussion in the context of an analysis of the whole piece. The primary goal is to identify the salient characteristics of each piece; a secondary goal is to identify common harmonic and contrapuntal aspects of Franck's style.
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THE UK GOVERNMENT will launch a scheme to prevent "hundreds of millions of pounds" worth of precious metals like gold and platinum from being wasted when old mobile phones and laptops are scrapped.
Whitehall said the Resource Security Action Plan unveiled by Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman today aims to help UK businesses benefit from the multi-billion pound global market in extracting and reusing these valuable commodities.
"Businesses are already feeling the heat from uncertainty in the supply of the speciality metals used in mobile phones, medical equipment and aeroplanes," Spelman said.
"We're working with business to help prepare for these risks - but there is also a multi-billion pound opportunity in the massive amount of valuable metals lost because of how we deal now with products people no longer want."
The plan provides financial support of £200k for local businesses to come up with new ways of re-using or recycling precious materials. To unlock the hidden value of these old gadgets, a map of where and how the precious metals come in and out of the UK in electrical and electronic equipment will be made so that recycling companies will be able to target them more efficiency.
The scheme will also see the development of a web site to provide businesses with information on the current and future availability of precious resources to help them identify risks and opportunities and plan for any potential supply problems.
According to the latest Whitehall estimates the potential global recovery opportunities of the European Union's 14 most critical metals and minerals stand at around $15bn.
The Resource Security Action Plan was developed in consultation with business, waste management companies, manufacturing companies including the Confederation of British Industry, the manufacturers' organisation EFF, the Aldersgate Group, the Environmental Industries Commission, IEMA, the Green Alliance, Rolls Royce, General Electric, Veolia and Sita. µ
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