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Convert, edit, create ringtones, enjoy audio conversion process. Convert audio files between MP3, OGG, FLAC, APE, AAC, M4A/M4R/M4B, AMR, WAV, VOX, VOC, SHN, audio TS, and other formats with Soft4Boost Audio Converter. Edit audio before conversion. Trim, merge, cut audio files. Convert your audio data to M4B format, divide them into chapters and make ready for your iPhone, iPod or iPad. Add your own information to audio files (titles, authors, comments). Export audio from video, edit audio tracks, convert and save them on your PC or external hardware. Convert audio tracks to M4A format and create a unique ringtone for your iPhone.
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Additional Requirements: Intel / AMD compatible at 1.86 GHz or higher, RAM: 1GB or higher, Administrative permissions
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Checking in on… the Big 12Posted by Brian Goodman on November 24th, 2010
Owen Kemp of Rock Chalk Talk and SB Nation Kansas City is the RTC Correspondent for the Big 12 Conference.
[ed note — this post was written prior to Tuesday's games]
A Look Back
- The early season Big 12 non-conference slate has played true to form early. The heavy hitters in Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State, Texas and Baylor have all successfully negotiated the handful of cupcakes on the schedule without much resistance. Two contenders have stepped out into heavier competition early, those teams being the Texas Longhorns and the Kansas State Wildcats. The Longhorns defeated a ranked Big Ten opponent in Illinois before dropping a close one to Big East favorite Pitt. The early returns seem to indicate that Texas is back in business after the collapse of 2009-10.
- For Kansas State, an early season matchup against Top 25 Virginia Tech was handled with a big second half in Manhattan. A game that turned into a foul-fest eventually wore down the Hokies and the Wildcats pulled away on a 28-9 second half run.
- The early season has also given way to a few surprising losses, the unenviable honors going to Texas Tech and Colorado. The Red Raiders, who return four of their top five scorers from a year ago, dropped a tough one on the road to the North Texas by a nine-point margin. To their credit, North Texas is a tournament team from a year ago after winning the Sun Belt conference.
- In Boulder, the Buffaloes have fallen to an early 1-2 start with losses on the road to Georgia and San Francisco. The struggles early will certainly raise questions as to the legitimacy of the Buffalo program as a potential tournament representative.
- The other big news in the conference actually took place away from the court as the Kansas Jayhawks received word on Friday night that top incoming freshman Josh Selby has been ruled eligible by the NCAA. Selby will serve a nine-game suspension before hitting the court for a December 18 matchup against the USC Trojans in Allen Fieldhouse. Selby's return adds another dimension to a Jayhawk team that has been impressive early, albeit against inferior competition. Whether or not you agree with the NCAA's decision, his addition will be a major boost as the Jayhawks look to bring the noise deep into the tournament.
Power Rankings
- Kansas Jayhawks (3-0) – Early on the Jayhawks have looked as good as any contending team should against inferior competition. The Jayhawks are balanced offensively and athletic on the defensive end. Perimeter shooting has been a bit inconsistent early and the loss of Cole Aldrich has definitely affected the defense on the interior.
- Kansas State Wildcats (4-0) – Kansas State is winning basketball games the way they do and that isn't always pretty. Tough, physical, hardnosed basketball makes for a bit of a grind at times but it's been successful at eventually wearing down the early opposition – case in point, Gonzaga. The biggest concern? Free throw shooting, as K-State is shooting just 51.5% from the charity stripe.
- Texas Longhorns (3-1) – Jordan Hamilton has looked like an All-Big 12 candidate early and the Longhorns have a top 20 victory to their credit. The close loss to Pitt can hardly be faulted, and overall the Longhorns look tough on the boards, with several consistent offensive weapons at their disposal.
- Baylor Bears (4-0) – Tough read on the Bears early. They've looked solid on the interior with Quincy Acy, Perry Jones and Anthony Jones all making big contributions. Overall, they don't seem to be putting away lesser opponents the way a good team should. Perhaps a team still adjusting to the loss of their floor leader, Tweety Carter, while awaiting the return of LaceDarius Dunn.
- Missouri Tigers (2-0) – It's been a tale of two games for this group. They squeaked one out against Western Illinois while being outrebounded. A game later they dominated North Florida defensively and received a big boost from Ricardo Ratliffe and Laurence Bowers on the interior. Certainly the play of Ratliffe and Bowers is a welcome sign for Tiger fans and a good indication of what could be this season.
- Texas A&M (3-0) – The Aggies look balanced, they've handled business with ease and are currently flying under the radar in the conference. That may not last long, though, as Mark Turgeon looks to have some potential to work with and a savvy group of upperclassman leaders.
- Oklahoma State (3-0) – The Cowboys might just be a player when it's all said and done. A suspect interior game might be an overblown concern as seniors Matt Pilgrim and Marshall Moses have combined with junior college transfer Darrell Williams to make a solid three-man rotation early. How consistently the trio can score as the competition picks up will be the question.
- Iowa State (4-0) – The Mayor, Fred Hoiberg, returns and the Cyclones have looked decent early. A good revenge win over former coach Greg McDermott and Creighton provides some early season confidence and a group of largely upperclassman might make for a few surprises along the way.
- Texas Tech (3-1) – An early loss to North Texas raises the question of whether or not Pat Knight is on the hot seat early. A huge concern is rebounding as the Red Raiders have been outrebounded in all four games this year. That isn't likely to improve as the competition does.
- Colorado (1-2) – Not the start they were hoping for in Boulder. The Buffaloes had the makings of a potential tournament team but after a rocky start that may be doubtful. Transition years are never easy and despite have two stars in Cory Higgins and Alec Burks, the interior game appears to once again be a problem and outside of the two known names, not much else in the way of scoring.
- Oklahoma (3-1) – The Sooners are undefeated, but it's not easy to get excited just yet for a team that many see as one bound to struggle. To the Sooners' credit, they have defended well, rebounded well and shot well at times this year. Now they get a chance to do it against good competition in Maui and make for a few more believers.
- Nebraska (3-2) – Same old Nebraska. The Huskers beat the teams you'd expect them to beat and lose where you'd expect. The Huskers aren't particularly good in any one area and they don't seem to have a go-to player. Right now, it feels like a team with an identity crisis and one that won't likely recover.
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- Bill Self on Marcus Morris," "He's the best all-around player that I've coached since I've been here, maybe ever. All around — I'm not saying he's the best player but there's no one I've coached that does more things."
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Need more evidence that the financially disadvantaged are in a worse position to succeed in education and work than those without financial concerns? A new report published in the journal Science shows how financial constraints, particularly poverty, impede cognitive functioning.
I find one of the experiments interesting not only because of the results, but because the methodology involved visiting my local shopping mall. In fact, I may have even been asked to participate in the experiment on a recent shopping trip, but I generally ignore people with clipboards at malls asking me questions. This mall is a great location to find experiment subjects; the center is in the process of a renovation, bringing in "higher class" shops (because the businesses can pay higher rent, naturally).
Yet, the mall's proximity to low-income communities provides one of the only locations in the area where you can find people of all social statuses going about their business. In other words, to complete this experiment and find a good mix of participants, the researcher from Princeton University had to get off campus and out of town.
The researchers' hypothesis was that being poor prevents people from concentrating on the tasks and goals they need in order to get out of poverty. The concept sounds like it would be true. After all, we are aware that financial problems cause stress, and stress prevents success, but that's not good enough for scientists — in order to determine what is true, you need to test hypotheses and measure the results. The results were surprising in the magnitude of the effect financial concerns have on cognitive ability.
In a series of experiments, the researchers found that pressing financial concerns had an immediate impact on the ability of low-income individuals to perform on common cognitive and logic tests. On average, a person preoccupied with money problems exhibited a drop in cognitive function similar to a 13-point dip in IQ, or the loss of an entire night's sleep.
The results show that it's not necessarily the fact of poverty that causes cognitive distress. It's the concern about poverty. Low-income individuals who had no concern for their financial well-being were just as competent as they might be if they were not in poverty. In a sense, ignorance is bliss, and I've found this to be true in my own life. It's much easier emotionally to avoid problems, like I avoided taking care of my accumulating speeding violations and like I avoided thinking about my increasing debt load in the years following college. I was protecting my sanity and my emotional functioning my pretending there were no problems and things would work themselves out.
It turns out I was most likely protecting my cognitive functioning, as well, although the idea that "things can work themselves out" might indicate my cognitive abilities were not at their highest levels.
My first assumption was that there's a third-party variable standing in between concern for financial stability and cognitive functioning: stress. There seems to be something else at play, according to the experiments by Eldar Shafir, a psychologist at Princeton University.
The mental tax that poverty can put on the brain is distinct from stress, Shafir explained. Stress is a person's response to various outside pressures that — according to studies of arousal and performance — can actually enhance a person's functioning, he said. In the Science study, Shafir and his colleagues instead describe an immediate rather than chronic preoccupation with limited resources that can be a detriment to unrelated yet still important tasks.
"Stress itself doesn't predict that people can't perform well — they may do better up to a point," Shafir said. "A person in poverty might be at the high part of the performance curve when it comes to a specific task and, in fact, we show that they do well on the problem at hand. But they don't have leftover bandwidth to devote to other tasks. The poor are often highly effective at focusing on and dealing with pressing problems. It's the other tasks where they perform poorly."
And it's been clear to me over the last several years writing about personal finance, change, and other topics of personal development that the lack of financial resources specifically — that is, not stress — created restraints on what people can focus on. You can't plan for the retirement if your primary concern is getting through the day. You can't achieve financial independence if you are stuck when trying to satisfy the lowest level of needs, like shelter and food.
The fallout of neglecting other areas of life may loom larger for a person just scraping by, Shafir said. Late fees tacked on to a forgotten rent payment, a job lost because of poor time-management —- these make a tight money situation worse. And as people get poorer, they tend to make difficult and often costly decisions that further perpetuate their hardship, Shafir said.
In a nutshell, this is why financial literacy doesn't work. We as a society, or the middle-class or upper-middle-class segment of American society, seems to think that if only we could provide education about money management to the neediest communities, and if only they would take our advice and make better decisions, we would no longer have a problem with poverty.
Education, especially education pertaining to an idea like financial independence, is useless to someone who is dealing with day-to-day financial difficulties. There's no cognitive capacity to consider the idea of saving even just one percent of income when every cent goes towards food for the children and there isn't enough left for rent, so month after month you have to find a new place to live.
The larger topic of study for researchers is the scarcity of cognitive resources; that is, the human brain has a limited ability to process issues. Financial problems provide a convenient topic for use in experiments dealing with cognitive limitations.
"When you're poor you can't say, 'I've had enough, I'm not going to be poor anymore.' Or, 'Forget it, I just won't give my kids dinner, or pay rent this month.' Poverty imposes a much stronger load that's not optional and in very many cases is long lasting," Shafir said. "It's not a choice you're making -— you're just reduced to few options.
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There are many traits that queer communities and geek communities share. One of them is the penchant for finding others of their ilk and making meaningful connections. Queers and geeks love to come together and form alternate family structures -- and often feel forced to do so out of a sense of "not belonging" in mainstream spaces.
In the second part of this two-part roundtable, these self-identified queer geeks discuss how being a queer geek has informed their own art, their sense of community and their activism.
Read Part One of this conversation, in which the five participants discuss geek culture -- and the stories that gripped them and wouldn't let them go.
Lewd Alfred Douglas: Lewd Alfred Douglas is my performance name. I am a Boylesque performer. I'm a trans man and also queer. A lot of my performances are informed by that background, and also my identity as a history geek. I grew up recognizing a lot of the queer metaphors of X-Men and things like that, and all of the minority exploration that Star Trek was doing at the time. I have a deep appreciation for geek culture.
Fyodor Pavlov: I am also a trans man. I also identify as queer, bisexual and nonmonogamous. I'm an artist, and I'm also a huge history nerd. American geek pop culture was something that I became aware of once I'd moved to the U.S. from Russia. But since then, I've done art that was geek-related -- some fan art. I'm a huge Sherlock Holmes nerd.
Sigrid Ellis: I'm a co-editor of the Hugo Award-nominated Chicks Dig Comics: A Celebration of Comic Books by the Women Who Love Them, and of Queers Dig Time Lords: A Celebration of Doctor Who by the LGBTQ Fans Who Love It. In my day job I'm an air traffic controller. My partner and I homeschool our kids, who have no trouble understanding their mothers' queer, nonmonogamous relationships!
Christopher Stansfield: I'm a gay-identified bisexual. I never had really come out as a geek; it was just something that was part of my life. You know, my first comic book was when I was about 10 years old; my first movie in a movie theater was Star Wars. I have always identified with sci-fi fantasy comic books. Also, musical theater, which some people don't consider a geeky thing; but I consider it a geeky thing.
I'm a freelance writer and former performer, and I am currently the public relations director with Gay Geeks of New York, which has really opened my eyes to a lot of subgenres of geek culture that I hadn't even really been aware of.
Josh Siegel: I'm a graphic artist and illustrator. I do geeky comics-inspired digital pop art, and I'm also one of the cofounders of Geeks OUT. We build community groups for people who are LGBT and into comics and sci-fi, and gaming, and pretty much any section of geek culture that can bring people together.
I grew up in a house with comics. My dad had comics. They were one of the first things I started reading. It's just sort of been there my whole life, too. As a queer person, the X-Men certainly resonated with me as well. They've just been there the whole time and, as I came out, they weren't going anywhere.
Mathew Rodriguez: My next question is for Christopher and Josh. What made you want to be a part of your respective organizations? Did you see a lack of spaces for this community to gather? And were you surprised at how popular your two groups became?
Josh Siegel: In New York Comic-Con a few years ago, we noticed that there just wasn't an official queer presence. And for all the queer people that we knew were in attendance, there wasn't really a way . . . you know, no one was gathering them. And we realized that we wanted to make queer people, queer geeks, feel like they were at home at the Con. So we set out to have a presence there the following year and built a community locally, along the way.
We were blown away by the response we got and the following that we gathered. It continues to grow and it's super exciting. It couldn't have been better.
Christopher Stansfield: In my case, I've been involved with both organizations -- I go to a lot of the Geeks OUT events, and I actually met most of the Geeks OUT guys before I actually met any of the Gay Geeks people. Part of it is a personal thing, in terms of, I've always had a very strong sense of volunteerism. For about 10 years, on and off, I was a fairly committed volunteer with the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Arts, and ran the MoCCA Art Fest for a couple of years, and volunteered with them.
When they were taken over by another entity, the Society of Illustrators, that had no real place or need for volunteers, because they have quite a lot of money and they do everything in-house, I was kind of left with stuff that I had wanted to do with them that never happened because of that, and stuff that I wanted to get involved in. And when Geeks OUT came along I was very excited for what they were doing. And I think I showed up at your very first event, if I'm not mistaken.
Josh Siegel: You did.
Christopher Stansfield: I wound up getting more involved with Gay Geeks for a few reasons. The focuses of the organizations: There's kind of a Venn diagram. There are certain areas where we both kind of try to promote the general welfare of the community. Geeks OUT has more of, I think, a political activist bent. Gay Geeks is more of a social organization -- which, in its own way, is activist, in the sense that you're still trying to provide a safe space.
We steer away from political issues, for the most part, except for the ones affecting the general welfare, because we do want a diversity of community. And we do have people who are, you know, conservative queers, who are geeks; and we have people who are less out of the closet; and people who are more out of the closet. I, basically, because the organization opened up the board to a general election, had been getting involved with their events for a few months. And, again, I had a lot of ideas that I was taking with me from MoCCA that never happened. And I said, "You know, I'd love to help out." So I ran for a position and I was elected to the PR position.
So I've become much more involved, not only on the PR level; but I've now been given events of my own to run. And I was pretty much instrumental in forming the AIDS Walk team for this year, which we hadn't done before. And I'm really excited that we blew past all of our initial goals, in terms of the fundraising.
I've always said that for queer people, in general, LGBTQ people, you actually come out twice. First, you have to come out as being whatever you identify as. But then you have to kind of come out within a community in order to actually find that community.
One of the most disheartening things for young LGBTQ individuals is that sense that, "Once I come out everything is going to be OK, and I'm going to find a community immediately, and everybody's going to be all embracing." And I think a lot of people end up feeling very hurt and rejected by that if they don't have people of like minds within the community to do that embracing. Coming out as a geek is maybe not as emotionally wrought as coming out as an LGBTQ individual; but it is something that . . . it's sometimes hard to bring up with people who, you don't know how they're going to respond if you say, "Oh, by the way; I really love comic books," or, "I really love this."
And it's very important, I think, to Josh and his organization and to our organization to just kind of provide that space, where you can tell people: "See? There are other people like you." We will lead you to those people. We obviously can't give you friends. But we can put you in a situation where you can be comfortable talking about what really interests you, and find community that way.
Josh Siegel: Yeah. I found that one of the most satisfying things about throwing events and gathering queer geeks together are the people who have been dying to express their geekiness. They've been out. They've been married to a same-sex partner for years or, you know, just all-around regular queer people, but have been harboring this, like, smoldering geekiness that they keep to themselves. And then they find there are others and it's just a blast for them. It's so great to be able to establish that.
Christopher Stansfield: And it's really joyous to watch it, too, if you have an event and it really clicks, and you can see that people are talking to people that they otherwise might never have met before, or otherwise would have been too shy to talk to. And, all of a sudden, they get into a conversation about The Lord of the Rings or something like that, and just start. You see their eyes light up. And you can feel very positive that you helped make that happen.
Josh Siegel: Yeah, even accidentally so, with having events that are at a public bar, and having people just stumble in that have no idea that that's even going on. They're suddenly surrounded by geeks, and they get to start talking about Game of Thrones, or Green Lantern, or things that they haven't talked about in years . . . and have a fantastic time, and keep coming back.
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Patriots linebacker Brandon Spikes may have left himself open to punishment by either the New England Patriots or the National Football League after making a Twitter post in which he compared his fear of spiders to a fear of homosexuals.
Spikes, who is well known for his frequent use of Twitter, wrote "I'm homophobic just like I'm arachnophobic. I have nothing against homosexuals or spiders but I'd still scream if I found one in my bathtub!"
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Keeping up with HIV meds often means having to weave daily doses into a busy life. How do other HIVers do it? In each episode of this video series, we'll take a peek into the day-to-day routine of a person who's living with HIV, taking HIV meds, and dealing with situations that get in the way of adherence. Watch other videos in the series.
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WWF is working with regional governments to support the gathering of up-to-date population information necessary for effective conservation of polar bears. Polar bears have great cultural, spiritual and economic significance to Inuit. The current population surveys are an important part of the basis for sustainable management of the populations to ensure long-term health.
WWF contributed just under $200,000 altogether to the surveys. Results from the surveys will be completed and shared beginning in April 2013.
"Knowing more about these high arctic polar bear populations is critical to our work in conservation," says Clive Tesar, head of WWF's Last Ice Area project. "These populations are in the area where resilient summer sea ice is predicted to persist the longest. Knowing the current numbers and distribution of polar bears there provides valuable baseline information for the future when summer ice around the rest of the Arctic is projected to dramatically recede. "
"We are proud to help support regional Canadian governments in ensuring the long-term sustainability of the polar bear. For a sustainable future, business, government and civil organizations like WWF have to work together. We are pleased to have made this contribution to the continued health of polar bear populations while respecting the traditional cultural rights of the Inuit," says Nicola Kettlitz, President of Coca-Cola Ltd. "Our Company is committed to continuing to support this work to maintaining a sustainable Arctic Home for both polar bears and people."
There are 13 subpopulations in Canada: one is shared with the United States and three are shared with Greenland. Polar bear subpopulations in Canada are surveyed according to provincial and territorial inventory schedules and are based on priority-need and the time elapsed since the last inventory.
WWF is currently celebrating Year of the Polar Bear, marking 40 years of polar bear conservation leadership from polar bear range states.
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WWF is one of the world's largest and most respected independent conservation organizations, with almost five million supporters and a global network active in more than 100 countries. WWF's mission is to stop the degradation of the earth's natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by conserving the world's biological diversity, ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable, and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.
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In this video, two chubby English bulldog puppies named Sylvester and Shirley take their very first steps, squeaking adorably all the while. Honestly, it's ridiculously cute. How is this sort of thing even legal?
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Apple and Samsung Electronics squared off again in court on Thursday, as the iPhone maker tried to convince a U.S. district judge to ban sales of a number of the South Korean company's devices and defended its $1.05-billion jury award. Apple scored a sweeping legal victory in August at the conclusion of its landmark case against its arch-foe, when a U.S. jury found Samsung had copied critical features of the iPhone and iPad and awarded it damages.
Twenty-four of Samsung's smartphones were found to have infringed on Apple's patents, while two of Samsung's tablets were cleared of similar allegations. Samsung's lawyers argued the ruling against it should be "reverse engineered" to be sure the $1.05 billion was legally arrived at by the jury and said that on that basis, the amount should be slashed. Apple countered that the ruling was reasonable.
In October, a U.S. appeals court overturned a pretrial sales ban against Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphone, dealing a setback to Apple's battle against Google's (GOOG) increasingly popular mobile software.
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Childhood Development Services, Inc. Head Start/Early Head Start will hold Open House Aug. 21 from 1-3 p.m. at All Head Start/Early Head Start classrooms
Staff will be there to assist you and answer any questions you may have. Come and meet your child's teachers.
Williston High School will hold its open house on Thursday, Aug. 20 beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Student schedules will be distributed at this time, along with a general supply list for all classes. Additional supply lists will be provided to students by teachers in each course during the first week of school.
To register your child for classes, please see Ms. Tindale at WHS to pick up an enrollment package as soon as possible. The school is currently open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and you may call at 528-3542.
Levy County Education Association President Cindy Roach says a recent change to school board policy, designed to save the district money, could end up costing more than it saves.
In Tuesday's meeting of the Levy County School Board, the board held a public hearing on three proposed changes to board policy. The first, pertaining to a plan to return to weighted GPAs in order to more fairly determine valedictorians and salutatorians, passed with minimal comment.
Williston Middle School will hold Open House Thursday, Aug. 20 from 6-7:30 p.m. Students may pick up their schedules and parent information will be provided.
Guided walk-through for new and returning students will be Friday, Aug. 218:30 a.m. – noon.
The new school year is set to begin, and the School Board of Levy County finds itself facing some fearsome challenges. Administrators are trying to maintain a disciplined, yet nurturing, learning environment, while dealing with looming budget cuts, the possibility of severe weather, and the ever-growing possibility of an outbreak of H1N1 — Swine Flu — virus.
Jeff Edison, director of administration, recounted his recent meeting with the State Health Board on the flu issue, and what steps will be taken to avoid any outbreaks of the illness.
Williston High School, Classes 1980-1989 will hold a reunion June 27 from 6 p.m. until 1 a.m. at Williston Crossings Resort, 410 NE 5th St., Williston.
The class of 1989 will be honored as it commemorates its 20th reunion.
The cost is $45 per person and a cash bar will be available. Only 300 tickets are available and must be purchased in advance. Attire is dressy/casual.
For tickets visit www.luanncox.com/whsclassreunion or send checks payable to Susan Parks, P.O. Box 770244, Ocala, FL 34477-0244.
Joyce Bullock Elementary School administrators are taking extra precaution this fall to ensure they know just who is on their campus.
Frances LaSalle, assistant principal, came before the Williston Chamber of Commerce last week to inform members of software the school hopes to purchase to help regulate the more than 6,000 visitors to their school each year.
LaSalle said the new software would scan a visitor's driver's license and would tap into the sex offender database to alert administrators to any potentially dangerous guests at the school.
The Levy County 4-H Livestock Judging Team recently attended livestock judging competitions at State level. The Senior Team placed second and earned the qualification to attend the National Livestock Judging Competition in Denver Colorado.
The 4-H Senior Team members are: Krystal Munnerlyn in the front (Chiefland 4-H); from back left to right: Ella Merrill (Morriston Cowpokes 4-H), Jaden Fant (Morriston Cowpokes 4-H), and Tevin Mills (DoubleSink 4-H).
WE SOAR, Inc., will host the 15th Annual Back-to-School Rally on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 4 p.m. at the Allen Chapel AME Church located at 48 NE 9th Street, Williston.
A rally program will feature the WE SOAR Step/Mime team and other youth performing arts groups. There will be free school supply packs (assembled by appropriate grade-level), door prizes and refreshments.
This event was designed to promote school readiness as well as provide school supplies to the youth and families throughout the community.
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The Cleveland Browns haven't finished mining offensive guru types for their open head-coaching position.
Citing a source, Mary Kay Cabot of The Plain Dealer reported that Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski was in Berea, Ohio, on Wednesday to meet with Browns brass.
Chudzinski fits the description of what the Browns seem to be looking for: An innovator with a track record of working with young quarterbacks. Chudzinski performed magic with Cam Newton during Ace Boogie's outrageous rookie campaign in 2011. The results were mixed in 2012, with the Panthers stumbling in a scheme that attempted to direct the ground game through Newton -- something that rarely works in the NFL.
Browns fans also recall Chudzinski's recent stint as offensive coordinator in Cleveland, an equally schizophrenic affair.
Chudzinski made a phenom out of Derek Anderson in 2007, guiding the unknown signal-caller to 3,787 passing yards and 29 touchdowns during Cleveland's only double-digit-win season since returning to the NFL in 1999. But Chudzinski also presided over an attack that sputtered to a halt in 2008, closing the season going six straight games without an offensive touchdown. Good memories mixed will visions of horror.
Chudzinski has grown since then and gained interest around the league. There's no Cam Newton in Cleveland, but the Browns house the NFL's youngest roster and a prairie of salary-cap space. Chip Kelly wasn't into it, but someone -- somewhere -- will be.
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Samsung has claimed it did indeed decide to delay the announcement of its next Googlephone, dubbed the Nexus Prime, out of respect for the late Steve Jobs.
"We decided it was not the right time to announce a new product while the world was expressing tribute to Steve Jobs' passing," a Samsung spokesman told the Reuters newsagency.
The company hasn't yet worked out when to announce the product, he added.
Under Jobs' watch, Apple launched a mass of lawsuits globally against Samsung. The iPhone maker accuses the South Korean giant of patent infringement and what is tantamount to design plagiarism, charges Samsung vehemently denies.
Court hearings are not being delayed because of Jobs' passing, Samsung said, so it seems very odd to us that the announcement of a handset it undoubtedly hopes will kick the iPhone into the long grass would be the delayed for out of sensitivity.
The next version, the iPhone 4S, is due out later this week. Carriers are already claiming to have sold out, thanks to keen consumers ordering the gadget in advance.
Samsung is trying to have the 4S banned in various countries.
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MONROE, Mich. (AP) — A southeast Michigan public school teacher has been reinstated after his removal from the classroom while district officials assessed his lesson plan on African-American history and racial segregation laws.
The Monroe News reports (http://bit.ly/SnZA6I ) that Alan Barron was placed on paid leave last month after he showed an eighth-grade history class at Monroe Middle School a video of how white entertainers once used black face paint to imitate blacks.
An assistant principal sat in on the class.
Barron's lawyer C.J. Horkey issued a statement on Sunday saying the 59-year-old Barron is allowed to return to the classroom.
Monroe Public Schools superintendent Barry Martin said paid leave was appropriate to give the district time to "fully consider what occurred in this classroom."
Monroe Township is about 35 miles southwest of Detroit.
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In 2006, entrepreneur and CEO of Novo Textiles Jason Zanatta was shocked to learn he had ulcerative colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease. In part his shock came from the fact that he'd never heard of the diagnosis.
"All of a sudden you realize that there's all these people dealing with the same thing you are," Zanatta says, adding the average age of diagnosis for colitis in Canada decreases every year.
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is an autoimmune disease that causes inflammation in the inner layer of the large intestine.
The gastrointestinal symptoms of UC often intensify in flare-ups that can last for days, months and even years because the combination of symptoms can make the cause tough to pinpoint.
The related Crohn's disease, by contrast, can cause inflammation anywhere along the digestive tract.
The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada (CCFC) says more than 200,000 Canadians suffer from Crohn's or colitis, with more than 9,000 new cases diagnosed every year.
Zanatta recalls that after receiving his diagnosis, there was a period of "about two or three years where the disease was extremely active and my life was greatly affected. I spent weeks and months on end in and out of hospital through a number of procedures."
As Zanatta rehabilitated, he worked closely with his gastroenterologist, who encouraged him to take advantage of alternative diets and therapies as part of his treatment. Zanatta was advised to add Omega 3 fatty acids and multi-vitamins to his diet, as well as renew his focus on exercise.
"There's no silver bullet in curing Crohn's and colitis," says Zanatta, so the integrated approach he's taken to the disease has been key. "I've been able to manage it through focusing on exercise, eating properly, eating the things that we know are beneficial to someone with Crohn's or colitis."
In addition to dietary adjustments, Zanatta has tended to other health challenges that have adversely affected his disease, including stress.
"To manage [UC], I think it's important to have a good work-life balance," he says. "And that meant making time, more time for my family and friends, making time for myself and saying no to things as well."
Having gone years without experiencing a flare-up, Zanatta and his family have been able to focus time and energy on giving back to the cause.
Part of the mission for Zanatta is addressing the social stigma around this common disease that "no one wants to talk about it because of the area of the body that it affects."
The CCFC notes inflammatory bowel diseases, including Crohn's and colitis, affect more Canadians than HIV or multiple sclerosis. Yet, it remains a "closet disease."
As he helps support the CCFC's search for a cure, Zanatta is now reaping the benefits of the holistic perspective on his health his disease has offered him.
Today his business is thriving, and he feels healthier than ever.
"Before I was diagnosed I was physically active in that I did sports," Zanatta says.
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Students at NYU Accra have the unique opportunity to enhance coursework relevant to their majors with enrollment at the University of Ghana-Legon, where they may take up to two courses while studying alongside West Africa's top students. NYU's academic center in suburban Labone offers courses in the arts, literature, communication, journalism, media, anthropology, history, politics, global public health, and sociology taught by local professors and visiting faculty from New York.
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DRESDEN — A local firefighter and his wife were left homeless Thanksgiving Day when their Middle Road house was leveled by fire.
Fire Chief Gerald Lilly said a couple of firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation, but nobody was seriously hurt in the fire at 1115 Middle Road, which also is called Route 127.
"Everybody's fine," Lilly said.
The home is owned by Lilly's brother and sister-in-law, Albert and Rosemary Lilly. Albert Lilly serves on the Dresden Fire Department, Gerald Lilly said.
A total of six Lillys serve on the department, according to a roster posted on the department's website, including Assistant Chief Steve Lilly and Captains Pean Lilly and Susan Lilly.
The two-story house is a total loss, Gerald Lilly said. He believes the home is insured.
The fire was reported around 1 p.m. Nobody was home at the time, Gerald Lilly said.
"My assistant chief and I were the first ones to arrive," Gerald Lilly said. "It was totally involved."
Firefighters from Dresden, Woolwich, Wiscasset, West Bath, Richmond and Pittston spent about 30 minutes bringing the fire under control.
"There was nothing left to control," Gerald Lilly said. Heavy equipment was eventually brought in to knock down the remnants and move the debris so crews could dose the smoldering remains with water.
Firefighters were called back to the scene this morning to douse a fire that flared up from the debris. Chief Lilly said firefighters were there for less than hour.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation, Gerald Lilly said. An investigator from the State Fire Marshal's Office is expected to arrive today, but the fire is not considered suspicious.
"We believe it's the wood stove that started it," Gerald Lilly said.
He said the American Red Cross was called Thursday to assist Albert and Rosemary Lilly.
Gerald Lilly said crews stayed focused on the job, even thoughthey were watching fire destroy the home of one of their own.
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Drakhirri - NPC
The crossbowmen shoot at the elites, but panic and both crit fail.
The slayers keep their cool and go for Marnix, each dealing him a hit (1 HP left).
The few remaining soldiers line up to defend the crossbowmen.
Bulls - Warhead
The icons try to cast a spell, but once again it's not that effective.
At least one guy goes berserk and smashes a downed imperial.
The others follow his example. Only the captain survives.
On this side the phalanx advances, killing three imperials.
The crossbowmen retreat and fire.
Two spearmen hit the ground.
The avatar goes for the catapult...
This attracts the attention of the ribault, which is unable to hurt the avatar. Like a can of bug spray, it is more effective against various smaller targets.
Undeterred, the avatar crashes the catapult on top of the sakers.
Marnix wanted to go for Cales, but had to strike through a dragon first to get to him.
No biggie for Marnix. "Prepare to die, fool!"
Cales jumps up in time, kicking Marnix down before he can strike him.
The elites on the far flank charge the Drakhirri. Two are killed, one dying to fire damage and the other to hammer-to-face syndrome, a quite common disease among Drakhirri these days.
Three phalanx try to get the remaining dragon out of the way. They manage to wound it, but not without losing one of their own to the beast's claws.
These phalanx advance towards Marnix, I believe killing one urban guard.
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The catapult is in the way and the crossbowmen moved out of range, so the ribault takes it out on the Bull infantry, killing three.
The cavalry keeps advancing, finding that the corpse-littered terrain isn't so ideal for launching a charge.
Cales tries to break Marnix's mace but the attempt backfires as Marnix drags his sword out of his hands, sending it flying away.
When the spearmen charge in so do the phalanx. Both lose their lives over defending their marshal.
In the clash of swordsmen and phalanx, losses are one to one.
The tank rolls up and fires, but even it can't hurt the avatar (for now). What will it take to bring this monster down?
One crossbowman climbs Cales' horse. Both fire, killing one crossbowman.
The swordsmen cross, joining the Imperial offensive.
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