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When Franklinton lines up across the line from Neville in a Class 4A semifinal football playoff game Friday night, the Demons may see something that looks familiar.
Namely, that could be a mirror image of some of the stout Franklinton teams that have been a factor in deciding eventual state champions for many years.
Franklinton coach Shane Smith said Neville (11-1) appears to resemble his well-rounded squad that won a state title in 2010. He likened the two squads' ability to play tough defense, as well as attack on offense at a moment's notice.
That sort of composure also was displayed by the one opponent that Franklinton (12-1) did not beat this season — Brother Martin in Week 3.
But what Smith likes about the Neville matchup is the continued emergence of his team.
"We've been able to run the ball behind our big offensive line this year, but we're still continuing to improve. When we need to pass, we've been efficient, and it's been there for us. But I think (our) football team still has its best football in front of it."
Third-ranked Franklinton will travel to second-ranked Neville in a 7 p.m. game at Bill Ruple Stadium in Monroe. The winner will advance to the Class 4A championship game scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Dec. 13 in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
Though Franklinton and Neville excelled throughout the season, their paths to the semifinals were different. Neville traveled to New Orleans and totaled seven sacks in a 34-7 thumping of 10th-ranked Karr.
The Demons, meanwhile, scored on Renaz Wilson's 1-yard touchdown run with 1:48 remaining in the game to edge sixth-ranked Landry-Walker in another quarterfinal 21-15.
Keeping things especially close between Franklinton and Landry-Walker were four turnovers by the Demons.
"We were pleased to get out of that with a win," Smith said.
"We have emphasized taking care of the ball in practice all this week. We have to clean it up. You can't turn the ball over like that in the semifinals and win."
Both teams have looked solid on offense. Michael Wilson is Franklinton's quarterback and Renaz Wilson, who scored twice against Landry-Walker, is the leading rusher. Chandler Davis is the Demons' leading receiver. All three are juniors.
They operate behind a mammoth offensive line, which boasts four starters weighing over 300 pounds.
"It's the strongest offensive line we've had here, for sure," Smith said.
The Franklinton defense is equally talented, with strengths in the secondary and at linebacker. Smith said he thinks the play of his defensive line could be a determining factor in slowing down Neville, which is averaging more than 40 points per game. The Tigers' only loss this year came to Longview (Texas).
J.T. Jackson leads the Neville offense with 21 passing touchdowns and only three interceptions. He has completed 72-of-131 passes for 1,570 yards. The Tigers have three runners with more than 600 yards. The trio has totaled 28 touchdowns. Donald Louis and Zack Walker pace the Neville defense with seven sacks each.
Knocking off Neville, which has been in three of the past five Class 4A title games, will be a tough task, Smith admitted. But he said he thinks the Demons are up to the challenge.
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KOTA KINABALU – Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua has been denied entry into Sabah.
He was barred from entering the state and told to take the next flight back to Kuala Lumpur after landing at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport at about 12.45pm on Friday.
Pua, who is also DAP national publicity secretary, said he was not given any reason for being denied entry.
"The officials barring me from entering Sabah did not give me any reason, they just told me that this is an order by the state government," he said when contacted.
Sabah DAP chairman Stephen Wong, who was with Pua until his return flight at 2pm, said the bar was uncalled for, adding that the Pua was an elected representative and had a democratic right to visit.
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You will arrive Entebbe airport to be met and greeted by your driver guide from Asyanut Safaris. Transfer to Africana hotel in Kampala and subsequent briefing about the whole trip details which is also in your welcome pack. www.hotelafricana.com
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Arrive at Entebbe International Airport where you will be met by your guide from Asyanut Tours who will warmly greet you and transfer you to your hotel either Botanical Beach hotel / Speke Resort Munyonyo / Hotel International 2000 Muyenga for an overnight rest . Bed and Breakfast.
Day 2: Entebbe tour
After breakfast and meeting the Tours Manager who will brief you and hand you over to your guide,…. to take you around the beautiful surroundings areas of Entebbe translated into "chair" in A local language Luganda which is a gateway into Uganda by air, Entebbe is a very vital town both historically and presently. A visit on the Islands by boat will take you to the Ngamba Chimpanzee Sanctuary with packed lunch here in the Island, which offers an interesting opportunity to view Chimps rescued and given refuge. Returning back to a visit at Entebbe Wild Life Educational Center a show piece of Ugandan fauna particularly Chimpanzees and birds, Entebbe Botanical Gardens developed from a natural forest in 1898, Entebbe Resort Beach, Lutembe the water bird's paradise, the Garuga golf course present relaxation opportunities. Also worth visiting is the traditional and colorful Kasenyi fishing villages. With a vast of interesting assortment of hotels, Entebbe is a variety like; the Windsor Lake Victoria, Botanical Beach Hotel and Entebbe Resort Beach Hotel. One can also find affordable Inns like the Golf View and Flight Motel. You will need to have night rest at the Golf View Inn after this day's tour and feel the breeze of the surroundings and prepare for the next days city tour. (Fullboard)
Day 3: City tour
After breakfast leave Entebbe for Kampala, and a fascinating yesterday, the capital city of Uganda which spreads over seven hills, originating from 1891 when the Kabaka of Buganda had his court on Rubaga and Mengo hills. Kampala obtained its name from "kasozi k'impala" or the hill of antelopes, one can see the city with its red / green-tiled and iron roofed bungalows; the hotels and other tall buildings also rise in the skyline. Among other sites to be visited are Makerere University, Bahai temple, the Kasubi tombs (the traditional burial ground of the Buganda kings), Namirembe and Rubaga cathedrals, Namugongo martyrs shrine (famous for the execution of Christians in 1886, Namboole National Stadium, Luzira Port And The Maximu Prison, Kabaka's lake, with your lunch break at Nandos or Steers which are in the traffic area of Kampala before head for another scenic beauty like; Kibuli mosque, Back packers camping site and the Uganda Museum which houses a varied display of Uganda's cultural heritage, having enough time could also make you visit the Golf course, Garden City shopping center, Shoprite ending your tour by visiting Nakasero market, famous for its all year round supply of fresh fruits. However, Kampala nightlife offers a variety of restaurants, nightclubs and local places you can visit and sample it out. The quite sourrounding of Hotel International or Muyenga Country Club or Namirembe Guest House will enable you to rest and relax. (fullboard)
Day 4: Source of the Nile
After a night rest and breakfast, a days' drive will take you to the fresh water… Lake Victoria with its Source at the Nile, which starts its Northward journey near a town called Jinja 80 km from Kampala, and Uganda's second industrialized town after Kampala. First exposed by John Hanning Speke (the first white explorer) in 1862.The mighty Nile then flows via Bujagali falls renowned for white water rafting your interest in water rafting (if you are interested in water rafting a request can be made in order to secure a booking) will bring your joy go on and on in the day and will give you memories to remember and having your lunch at the Sunset Hotel in Jinja… and on to Lake Kyoga and the Murchison falls national park where the waters are forced through a six metre wide cleft and down a 30 meter drop. This transforms into a beautiful plume of spray that rises beautifully into the sky. From here, the Nile continues its journey to lake Albert and to form the White Nile, the principle source of irrigation for the Sudan and onwards to the Mediterranean Sea.
On the way to Jinja, is the Mabira forest reserve renowned for its cool and refreshing forest walks and monkeys. The sugar plantation, tea estates can be seen at Lugazi. Other interesting sites include: – Rippon falls, Owen Falls Dam (Kiira Dam) that produces Hydro-Electricity for all You will return to Kampala late in the evening, overnight in Muyenga country Club or Hotel International.
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After the great adventure in Entebbe, the city and the Source of the Nile Jinja Town, its time transfer to Entebbe Airport for departure back home with your plane.
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Melissa mentioned that she wasn't exactly a "squealer" but when she saw her new cover art, she did! I would have to agree. How adorbs is this new cover!? Love the pose (holding hands, him turned towards her), the joy on their faces and of course, the fall look and feel. It's about Blaze from book one and in Melissa's words, here is a preview:
"...the main character in Here to Stay—Blake Hunziker. (Actually he goes by Blaze in the first book. Because he has issues setting accidental fires. Totally not drawing on personal experience there.) The heroine of the story is Autumn Kingsley—a hometown girl, sorta George Bailey-ish in her desperate desire to ditch town and see the world."


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Blog Tour 2014 - Why I Write
Happy Monday! I hope y'all had a great weekend. I enjoyed some football watching and playing out at my favorite ranch. Oh, and my washing machine broke. Fun. Today I'm participating in "blog tour". I've never really done anything like this here on Home Field Fitness, but after reading Steph's post over at "I Train Therefore I Eat", I was inspired to keep the chain going and participate as well. I love reading Steph's blog, she's an athletic trainer and has great insight on training, eating and life in general. You can read her "Why I Write" post HERE. The whole concept of this blog tour is to link to 3 people who will continue this on next Monday, so if any of you fellow bloggers are interested, please let me know and I"ll get you the info! The topic is writing - and I think it's a great chance to really think about why I write...and I'm excited to share with all of you as well!
Ok - here it goes!
1) What am I working on?
As far as actual writing goes, I'm not doing anything new and exciting besides my regular blog posts. I am however, making lots of lists (where most of my writing originates from anyways) in regards to future planning for this site. I have a lot of ideas and am trying to reign them in to continue making this site great and helpful to everyone!I'm working on drafts for some future posts, as well as designing some awesome fitness programs to share in the future.
2) How does my work differ from others of its genre?
There are a TON of fitness and food bloggers out there and it can be tough to be different! I guess you all would be the best judge of if I'm doing a good job of being different - but I think in my head, I look at health and fitness as an on-going, big picture thing. I'm not big on crazy diets, insane workouts or otherwise extreme anything. I hope I can portray a healthy lifestyle that's totally doable. I share occasional treat recipes, and I'm the first to tell you if I have been lazy or enjoying too many cupcakes. But I also hope to motivate you to keep traveling down the path to health. It takes little things, day in a day out to truly make a difference. I suppose the other thing that makes me different is my life in the sports world. Being a football wife truly is a different ballgame, and I like to share struggles and tips for other women in similar situations!
3) Why do I write what I do?
Because it's totally what I love. I want to share things I've learned and tried to help others on their journey to be healthier. I've had lots of jobs in different fields but what I always come back to is helping people get stronger, faster, or healthier. It doesn't even feel like work to me. I created Home Field Fitness as a way to share my passions with the rest of the world, and writing fun, educational posts is my way of doing that.
4) How does your writing process work?
I get ideas everywhere. I usually have a rough outline of things I want to post on my blog in advance, but I don't shy away from things that come up and just have to be shared without much planning. I'm not always in the best head-space to write, but I am usually most successful when I sit down at my kitchen table, put on some Sheryl Crow, have a mug of coffee handy along with a plateful of gluten free baked goods. Only then, is my writers brain is really ready to go! My title usually starts out as a general topic and I write some bullet points in the body to build off of. In the end, I usually change the title and may or may not use all of my bullet points. I always read and re-read what I write, it's amazing the little tweaks that can change an entire post. I usually have my husband read my post too. He always says it's good...I may need to find a harsher critic.
Funny, because I thought I post like this would be easy, but it has actually been one of the more challenging posts to write! Sometimes they just roll out of me and other times it takes a lot of working and re-working. Maybe just writing about writing is too much pressure!
Who's Next?
Ok everyone, I know life is crazy and we all have a lot going on - but if anyone wants to continue this blog tour on their on blog next Monday (4/21), please let me know! I will update this post with any other participating bloggers. I think it will be fun to see what the rest of you come up with and share!
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"Community" star Alison Brie showed she could freestyle during a recent interview with Jimmy Fallon. "We're talkin' about Community / And you're gonna laugh so much / You won't have immunity / You're catchin' a comedy cold / 'Cause we're bold / If you aint sold / Well now you've been told," she rhymed, rather impressively.
And of course, we've all heard Gwyneth Paltrow's stirring rendition of N.W.A.'s "Straight Outta Compton," and Ellen DeGeneres and Rebel Wilson's spirited performance of Salt-N-Pepa's "Shoop" (even Pepa told us she's a fan).
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$250 per look. ( Shooting on the beach can be tough, but very rewarding! The wind is blowing, sand is everywhere, it can be hot and the sun does its own thing. It can be somewhat unpredictable, so always expect the unexpected. However, I am capable of getting great results in any scenario - If weather conditions do not allow for your shooting date/time we will need to coordinate a new time which can work for both of us)
Hair & Makeup can be added for $75 per look ( but I suggest that we arrive to the beach ready to shoot )
All bookings are final, refunds only permitted due to BIOHERTZ inability to fulfill the agreement. Prompt arrival is required for your appointment ! If deposits are made, the remaining shoot balance is due at the time of the shoot. Final photos will be chosen and edited by Dynasty Series Staff . Final shoot times to be determined.
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WPML (WordPress Multi-Language Plugin)
Can you work on support for http://wpml.org.
Currently when setting up a wpml page in another language. Custom sidebars does not know what to do with it and just displays every sidebar all at once.
I use WPML and Custom sidebars and love both but I need them to talk to each other…Thanks for your help
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I currently have two live moodle instances, the older one is sitting on 2.7 on one sub-domain, the new one is 3.3 on a different subdomain (but the main domain is the same).
I need to keep the old live for the next 6 months or so (at least) but then it will be decommissioned, I would like it if there was a temporary way of sharing the session data between the two instances, preferable people would sign into the old one (they already do this anyway) then when they click through to the new setup they are just logged in.
I know we could do this with SAML (that is actually in the works) or Shiboleth, but I was hoping that short term 'hack' of the session data would suffice.
If everyone says it can't be done, that's fine, I'm fine with the two sign-ins, but I have quite a few people finding it to be awkward.


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The third edition of Cape Town Art Fair will feature work presented by prominent Italian, Pan African, South African and a variety of other top international galleries. Apart from the sensational works on display, visitors may also look forward to a series of talks held by the likes of renowned curator and Director of Performa, RoseLee Goldberg, and artist, critic and writer, Sue Williams.
Matthew Blackman, the current Director of the Association for Visual Arts and editor of ArtThrob, is curating the Cape Town Art Fair talks programme. Some of the topics include: ComicArtAfrica: comics and the rise of comic art in South Africa and Africa; photography and film; and networking, transformation and opportunities for young people in Africa brought to you by Art South Africa.
The V&A Waterfront will be transformed by art installations in public spaces presented to visitors by Cape Town Art fair. This is to be curated by Vulindlela Nyoni, a lecturer in Fine Art at Stellenbosch University.
The Cape Town Art Fair takes place in the Avenue (situated between the One & Only Hotel and The Aquarium at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town) from Thursday 26 February until Sunday 01 March 2015. A new art route – called the Art Avenue – extends from the Avenue, through the North Wharf, where galleries will be exhibiting, right up to the Chavonnes Battery Museum which is situated in the Waterfront's Clock Tower precinct.
Beyond the Art Avenue itself, The Cape Town Art Fair is also connecting its visitors with participating galleries in Woodstock and the CBD. Don't forget to join museum night (Thursday 26 February), in collaboration with Iziko Museum of South Africa, after the fair closes. There will be notable exhibitions in and around the Company's Garden, where visitors may experience work by the likes of: William Kentridge's "The Refusal of Time", Penny Siopis's "Retrospective", Sue Williamson's installation "Rembrandt in South Africa", and the 50th edition of the World Wildlife Photographer. Visitors may make use of the available shuttle busses for transportation.
See our website for details: www.capetownartfair.co.za
To reserve a seat at the talks programme, please contact Katie Brock. firstname.lastname@example.com
V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
Thursday 26 February – Sunday 01 March 2015
Produced by Fiera Milano Exhibitions Africa (Pty) Ltd
Thursday 26 February to Sunday 01 March, the Avenue, V&A Waterfront.
Opening Times.
Thursday 26 February 2015
10h00 – 20h00
Friday 27 February 2015
10h00 – 20h00
Saturday 28 February 2015
10h00 – 20h00
Sunday 1 March 2015
10h00 – 18h00
Entry Fees:
Adults R80
Children under 12 R50
Children under 2 years Free
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Foster Care Programs
Information on foster care programs and some foster care statistics. If you're interested in foster care parenting or adoption - read this article.
Most foster care programs are through state governments. Every state has different requirements on what it takes for a person to become licensed to do foster care. All states require some sort of training as well as home inspections. States also require background checks and due to a recent law suit regarding foster care, all foster care providers need to have fingerprints on file with the state.
Just because a person is a licensed foster care provider in one state does not mean that they are licensed in any other state. The requirements for each state are quite different and your license will not transfer. Naturally, if you have children placed with you, the state would most likely not allow the children to go with you should you decide to leave the state. If the child has already been adopted through the foster care program then you can move wherever you like.
Foster care training is crucial. Most states require a certain number of classes or educational hours. These hours are so important. The classes give insight to prospective foster parents as to what types of problems the children may have, what the statistics are, how to cope with foster children, and most of all, they give you the resources that you need to be aware of so that you are more able to help a child through the issues they will be dealing with.
In 2003, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reported in the AFCARS report that the goals for the children in foster care were:
Prospective foster parents need to be aware that reunification is usually the main goal of the state. Adoption is only considered after the termination of the parental rights (of both parents). The requirements that the courts may impose on the parents of a child are done on a case by case basis, depending on the needs of the family. The court also issues time frames in which these requirements are met. All of these things, along with a waiting period in most cases, have to go well for a family to do reunification.
Foster parents need to have the ability to cope with not knowing how long the child will be with you. In most cases the foster parents are required to take children to visits with parents or caregivers. Foster parents are also required to get all the needs of the child taken care which include medical and psychological. States do give children Medicaid cards so that foster parents are not required to pay for the (sometimes extensive) needs of the child. Depending on the state the foster parent may also receive monthly compensation for caring for the child. This is never a lot of money and most states have begun to look at prospective foster parent's finance's to determine if people are only wanting to do foster care for the money they can get from the state.
For more information contact your state department of family services.
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