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Royal Challengers Bangalore: 3 All-Rounders to Target in IPL 2023.
Will Ben Stokes play for the Royal Challengers Bangalore next season? Or will Chris Woakes come in the TATA IPL 2023 for RCB?
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The Royal Challengers Bangalore are enjoying a dream run in the IPL. They made it to the playoffs for 3 consecutive IPL seasons! The players looked well-managed and coordinated in Faf's captaincy. They will be keen on emulating the same performance in TATA IPL 2023. For this, the RCB team needs to stack up multi-faceted players. RCB has had decent all-rounders over the years. Their top all-rounder currently is Glenn Maxwell. Wanindu Hasaranga is also an all-rounder. But who will the RCB management target and retain in TATA IPL 2023? Here's a look:
1) Ben Stokes can play for Royal Challengers Bangalore in TATA IPL 2023:
Ben Stokes can play for RCB next season. The only two things that can prevent him from playing are his availability for the next season and whether RCB can liquidate that much purse for him. The fact of the matter is that RCB has always had superstars. They have played Chris Gayle, AB De Villiers, Virat Kohli, and Mitchell Starc together. This shows the capability of the management to manage many senior players at once. Here is a look at his stats in the IPL:
Stats Value
Runs 920
Wickets 28
Best Batting 107*
Best Bowling 3/15
RCB has always been very lucrative concerning its branding. And no other player fits the bill more than Ben Stokes. Ben is the top all-rounder across the globe beside Ravindra Jadeja. He bats at number 5 and is expected to give at least 2 overs of good pace bowling. He also has a set of variations. He has previously played for the Rajasthan Royals and the Rising Pune Super Giants.
2) Chris Woakes:
Chris Woakes is expected to be available for the IPL next year. His chances of playing for RCB are higher as he has numbers and stats equivalent to that of Ben Stokes but he will come for a lower price. The market value of Chris Woakes is lower because his performances have gone into the eyes of the cricket community and he is not in the public eye. Woakes has previously played for RCB and has done well for the franchise. Here is a look at his stats in the IPL:
Runs 78
Best Batting 15*
Best Bowling 3/6
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Chris bowls a few overs in the powerplay and a few at the death. When fully-fit very few bowlers get as much swing as Chris gets. Woakes bowls at around 135 to 140 clicks. He can bat at number 7 or even at number 6 if the team relies on him. He has a hundred at the LORDs against an Indian bowling line-up. His batting abilities have not been effectively used by any franchise in the IPL.
3) Mahipal Lomror will play for Royal Challengers Bangalore in TATA IPL 2023:
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Mahipal Lomror will play for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in TATA IPL 2023. The Rajasthan youngster will get another stint with RCB. His performance with the bat was above average this season. RCB did not use his bowling abilities but he can certainly bowl a few overs of leg-spin. He can be used in multiple ways but it is high time that RCB gives him a very well-defined role. Here is a look at his stats in the IPL:
Wickets 1
Best Batting 47
The best role for Mahipal will be off the number 5 batter or the number 4 batter. But with Maxi in the mix, number 4 belongs to Maxi any day. So, number 5 will fit the bill for Mahipal Lomror. They need to back this player. His ball-striking ability is like no other. Also being left-handed he adds a dynamic nature to the batting. He can also be floated up but that is not the ideal thing to do with an uncapped player.
Read more such articles at Mumbai Indians: Top 3 All-Rounders to Target in TATA IPL 2023.
To read more such articles go to TATA IPL 2023: Top 3 All-Rounders the Chennai Super Kings can Target.
Read more such articles at TATA IPL 2022: Top 5 Bowling Performances in IPL 2022.
To know more go to the official website of RCB.
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To address the growing needs of the community and complement existing services, the South Nepean Muslim Community (SNMC) is seeking a passionate, motivated full-time Imam to lead SNMC as the Centre of excellence in spirituality, education and youth activities in Canada.
SNMC, located in the heart of Ottawa Suburb, is a multi-ethnic, multi fiqh, diverse and inclusive Masjid and Community Center. SNMC was established in 1998 and later opened and moved into its new masjid and community Centre in Barrhaven, OTTAWA, Ontario in December 2014. Barrhaven is home to approximately 15,000 diverse Muslims.
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Proposals launched to move MOTs date to every two years
By Krista Sullivan / January 18, 2023 January 18, 2023 / Automotive / 2 minutes of reading
The UK government has launched a new consultation to "ensure MOT [tests] remain fit for the future", which could involve extending the time between MOTs, and pushing back the date of a vehicle's first test.
Changes will affect MOT testing for cars, motorbikes and vans, and the proposal comes amid the growing popularity of hybrid and electric vehicles and the introduction of new vehicle technology.
Key changes proposed include extending the time between a car's MOT to two years, rather than annually, given improvements to car safety and build quality.
The consultation is also looking at changing the date of a new vehicle's first MOT from three years since initial registration to four years.
The government says, if both moves are made, it will save motorists around £100 million per year in MOT fees.
Westminster has claimed that moving a car's first MOT back by a year won't impact road safety, because of the introduction of new technologies such as lane-keeping assistance increasing road safety.
As part of the consultation, drivers have been asked to share their views on when the new first date for an MOT should be, how making the change would affect businesses and whether any other changes would be introduced.
Many other countries in Europe, such as Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, Portugal and Spain already undertake roadworthiness tests four years after a car's initial registration.
Other proposed ideas include emissions monitoring, which will help bring down levels of pollution and improve vehicle efficiency. The government said new measures could include strict testing of pollutants like particulats and NOx.
Changes to EV testing are also under consideration, and potential tests could be brought in to improve reliability and safety through battery tests.
The government also said EVs could be used to judge whether new regulations should be introduced to take measures against excessively loud engines.
The AA supports keeping MOT tests up to date and "fit for purpose", making sure that new technologies such as "advanced safety features and autonomous systems" are properly checked.
The motoring association did however warn against axing annual tests and spoke against shifting back a vehicle's first MOT to year four, saying that brakes and tyres often need repairs after three years.
Drivers agree. According to an AA poll that took the views of more than 13,000 drivers, 83% suggested that annual MOTs were "very important" for keeping cars and roads safe.


Latex does wonders for body styling, since that every single detail is clearly visible underneath it. My silhouette is well defined and on parties people can generally recognize if I swallowed a peanut. I am joking. But when I wear a catsuit, they cannot see a thing. This friend of mine had a different opinion. I gathered by telltale signs and his own words that he rather saw me next to naked in such a garment. You can see my breasts, my oasis between my legs and my jewelry, yes, that kind of jewelry, clearly defined underneath the otherwise forbidding design. I did not feel naked, though. You do not see anything; you just can see all the goodies clearly defined by the closely clinging material, not the goodies themselves bared and all.
Once I clearly explained it to him and showed him in detail what I meant, he saw my point. Only he did sweat profusely and after a little while was eager to visit the facilities. He also walked funny, a little bent, but I must have missed there something. Anyway, to the series! This dreamy latex catsuit made perfectly for my body by Simon O. follows my curvature and motion like a second, or even the first, skin. I never see the material falter. When I wear this catsuit, I am completely covered; this awesome rubbery garment caresses my breasts, my stomach, my legs… all of me… if only this catsuit were not transparent!


I think this is the most time I stopped posting! I always think about it and how I love to write and post pictures of Adrian but this time we are sooo busy. But everything is great!
Last weekend we went to San Diego to visit the family and we had a very nice weekend. The highlights of the trip where Uh-Oh and Bye Bye. Adrian can say that. Not all the time and not when we want him to but he can say it. He stares at us sometimes when we say it but he is more encouraged to speak now a days. He babbles so much, he screams, he has his own language that I don't understand very much but pretty soon it'll be easier to get it. He also says wow and looks arounf or points at something and looks amazed and woow…! It's funny.
I'm still trying to teach him sign language but he hasn't pick up the first sign since months ago. Maybe I should either change the sign or do it more often?!
Sometimes when he says bye bye he kind of whispers ba ba, sooo cute!
You can see him here going for a stroll with his Grandpa Gillespie and Tyler. They did that both days Saturday and Sunday and they all seemed very happy when they came back.
Adrian also has 4 more teeth, they started to come out when we where in Indiana and they didn't hurt!!! All of a sudden the 4 top teeth came, he just has a lot of drooling but he is fine.
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A close aid of Cameroon's President Paul Biya has declared his support for the flag bearer of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement Maurice Kamto for the Presidential election billed for October 7.
Christian Penda Ekoka made the declaration on Thursday morning during a press conference to follow up claims he will not be backing Paul Biya at the up coming election.
The economist and adviser at the Presidency said there had been no secret talks between him and Kamto but he decided to back the leaders of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement for several reasons.
According to him, Kamto is the only candidate who has toured several cities in the country, his political offer, his experience as well as his ability to change things.
"I have seen his will, desire and determination to transform Cameroon," Penda Ekoka said.
He also announced he had resigned from the ruling CPDM party and taken measures to detach himself from the circles to the party which he has already started with a media campaign.


CEO Brian Moynihan says committed to responsible growth. Says asset quality remains strong. Says continues to drive share count lower. Says continuing to invest in the future. Says continues to invest in people. Says continues to enhance physical network. Says 27% of sales are now transacted digitally. Says continues to invest in upgrading financial centers. Says in average deposits, global banking team continues to benefit from strong customer demand. Says average loans grew consistent with responsible growth model. Comments taken from Q1 earnings conference call.


I love all the hugs that I share with my Grands. And just as each Grand is different from the other, so are their hugs.
Dean shook his head and grinned. "No hugs. I don't have any," he said and he jumped onto the floor and stood beside me. I told him I'd give him one of my hugs and I did. "Now you have a hug to give," I said. Dean wrapped his arms across his chest, raised his shoulders and clutched them with his hands. "I gave me a hug!" he said.
Dean's little brother, Neil who is 21 months old, laid his head on my shoulder and wrapped his arms around me. A whole body hug. Later, I sat on the couch and watched Neil line up his matchbox cars on the windowsill. Then he held a car in each hand, stood, and turned his back to me. He walked backward until his back touched my knees and then he looked up at me. That was my signal to pick him up onto my lap. Neil pushed himself back against me and sat still. Another whole body hug.
Elaine, who is also 3 ½, has perfected the welcome hug. When I open the back door to her family's home, I hear the slap of Elaine's feet as she runs toward me. Her arms form a T with her body. Her eyes and mouth are open wide. I quickly sit on the nearest chair or squat down. "Gran!" she screams, just before she throws her arms around me. It's a two-arm around the neck squeeze and a kiss on my cheek. If I don't sit or squat fast enough, it's a two-arm around the knees squeeze and a kiss on my thigh.
Lou, 7 years old, surprised me last week. I turned my van's motor off and expected her to undo her seat belt, open the van door, jump out, say "Bye, Gran," and run into her house as she usually does. She stood behind my driver's seat. After her older brother got out of the van, I asked, "Lou? Everything okay?" She put her arm around my shoulder and her head beside mine. "Gran, thank you for taking me places. I love you." Then she opened the van door, jumped out, and ran up the back porch steps to her house. She stopped at her family's back door, turned toward me, and waved. I counted that as another hug.
Virginia Satir, a respected psychologist and family therapist, is often quoted. She said, "We need four hugs a day for survival. We need eight hugs a day for maintenance. We need twelve hugs a day for growth." I agree.
A good thing about hugs is when you give one, you get one, and then you'll be like Dean – you'll never run out of hugs.
"A pick-up hug!" my Grand says. Lou, almost six years old, stands in front of her Pop, looks up, and raises her arms. Pop lifts her high above his head. Her arms come down to encircle his neck and she wraps her legs around his waist. What a hug!
Ruth, almost four years old, is famous for her good-bye hugs. As I walk toward her family's back door, her mother calls, "Ruth, Gran is leaving." My Grand comes running. Her arms open wide. Eyes wider and an open-mouth smile. If I don't get down to her level immediately, she wraps both arms around my legs and plants a kiss right on my knee. Because I prefer neck hugs, I move fast to sit or lean over. Her arms hold my neck like a vise and she lays her head on my shoulder. "Um, Um!" she says and kisses my cheek. Then she looks me eye to eye. "Bye, Gran!" Her hug carries me through the day.
Our Grands don't know that they are making Pop and me healthier, both physically and mentally. It's been proven. A University of North Carolina study showed that hugs increase the levels of the hormone oxytocin and reduce blood pressure. This hormone triggers a caring and bonding response in both men and women, and a daily dose of oxytocin from hugging can help protect us from heart disease. Hugs also lower cortisol, the stress hormone responsible for high blood pressure. And it's also been proven that the production of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen throughout our entire body, increases when we hug so we feel healthy and full of energy.
A proper hug, where the hearts are pressing together, relaxes muscles and releases tension. Hugs balance out the nervous system. Build trust and help foster honest and open communication. Teach us to give and receive. Hugging boosts self-esteem.
The only requirement to give a hug is a willing spirit. Lou and Ruth's little 21-month-old sister Elaine watches as Ruth hugs me. "Gan, ugh!" Elaine says. I lift her into my arms for a pick-up hug. Her hands grab my shoulders. She swipes her face across my cheek and wiggles. She'll get it. It just takes practice. And I'm happy to participate in her training.
Sunday morning. I stood in my closet choosing clothes for church when the phone rang. "Susan, do you have a minute to talk?" my college roommate asked. I sat down as she spoke. John, her husband of 40 years, was breathing his last breaths. John, whose doctor had just a few days before declared his heart valve replacement a great success and told him to carry on with normal life. John, who had planned an evening out with friends to celebrate. His passing was quick.
I first loved John because Jo Ann loved him. She and I had shared a 10' x 12' dormitory room for three years at Tennessee Tech University. Sisters by choice. In 1972, I stood beside Jo Ann when she and John promised to love each other until parted by death. For four days, I stood behind Jo Ann while she made difficult decisions and received condolences. And I heard stories.
Jan and John had an on-going joke about birds flying overhead. John didn't want to sit at the outside restaurant table under a tree. Surely there was a place inside for six people to eat dinner that May evening. Jan teased him that his bald head would be a perfect target, but she'd make sure that birds didn't deposit anything on it. When John turned his back to her, Jan poured water into her hand and dumped it on his head. John stood, hollered words that his mother would've washed out of his mouth, and swiped his head with a cloth napkin. His friends laughed, and John laughed loudest.
Only his generous heart surpassed John's sense of humor. January 1976, a snowstorm hit the Nashville area at rush hour and immediately turned roads into parking lots. My fifteen- month-old daughter, Alicia, and I were stranded on a neighborhood street, miles away from our home on the other side of Davidson County. After two hours, my new best friends, whose cars were parked on the snow-covered, icy street, pushed my car into a driveway and watched as I knocked on a stranger's door. I asked to use her phone and stay inside her warm house. The snow finally stopped and the main roads were cleared. John left his workplace in downtown Nashville. He drove out of his way to rescue Alicia and me from a stranger's house and took us to his and Jo Ann's home. Midnight supper never taste so good.
'John stories,' Jo Ann calls them. Stories that remind me to laugh and hug. Stories that make me happy that John was my friend. Stories that help heal hurting hearts.


Right from the opening guitar slide you can tell this is going to be a total earworm. After listening to this song just once you'll find yourself already singing along by the time the second chorus comes rolling around.
"Neon Love" is a song about a night out at the bar or club. Not into the bar scene? Not a problem, this song is equally enjoyed outside on a patio, or around a fire. This is guaranteed going to be one of the top Summer songs of 2018 – mark our word!
This single is a follow-up to her huge hit "Motel Flamingo" which entered the top 10 on the Canadian country charts pretty quickly. With singles like "Motel Flamingo" and "Neon Love", Madeline is proving that she is the authority on Summer songs.
This is going to be a big Summer for Madeline Merlo. She's performing at some pretty huge festivals across Canada including: Sound of Music Festival, Boots & Hearts Music Festival, Country Thunder, Winding Roads Country Festival, and more.
She's also teamed up with Palm Bay to help promote their new Mimosa Palm Bay. Together they are going on a cross-country Brunch Tour where fans can enter to win brunch for 2, a private acoustic performance by Madeline, and of course some Palm Bay Mimosas.
No word yet on when the music video for "Neon Love" is going to be released. You can bet it's going to be a good one though! We'll keep you updated when the music video is published.


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Mount Rushmore for chorus and orchestra | Michael Daugherty, composer
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for chorus and orchestra (2010)
I. George Washington
II. Thomas Jefferson
III. Theodore Roosevelt
IV. Abraham Lincoln
Instrumentation: SATB chorus; piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, English horn, 2 clarinets, bass clarinet, 2 bassoons, contrabassoon; 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, tuba; timpani, 3 percussion (I= chimes, glockenspiel, xylophone, triangle, medium suspended cymbal (cello bow, yarn mallets); II= vibraphone, (cello bow, yarn mallets), piccolo snare drum, triangle, large mark tree; III= large bass drum, large suspended cymbal (cello bow, yarn mallets), large whip); harp, organ (optional), strings
Publisher: Boosey and Hawkes, Hendon Music (BMI)
World Premiere: February 4, 2010, Orange County Performing Arts Center; Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, Costa Mesa, California; Pacific Symphony, Pacific Chorale; Carl St. Clair, conductor
Mount Rushmore (2010) for chorus and orchestra was commissioned by the Pacific Symphony, Carl St.Clair, Music Director and Conductor, with assistance from VocalEssence, Philip Brunelle, Artistic Director and the Phoenix Symphony, Michael Christie, Music Director. The world premiere was given by the Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale under the direction of Carl St.Clair at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, Costa Mesa, California on February 4, 2010. The composer writes:
"Mount Rushmore (2010) for chorus and orchestra is inspired by the monumental sculpture, located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, of four American presidents: George Washington (1732-1799), Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) and Abraham Lincoln (1809- 1865). The American sculptor Gutzon Borglum supervised the carving of these figureheads into the granite mountainside of Mount Rushmore, from 1927 until his death in 1941. Created during the Great Depression (1927-1941) against seemingly impossible odds with a small crew of men, Mount Rushmore came to symbolize an attitude of hope against adversity. Borglum described the monument as "American, drawn from American sources, memorializing American achievement." Drawing from American musical sources and texts, my composition echoes the resonance and dissonance of Mount Rushmore as a complex icon of American history. Like Mount Rushmore, my libretto is carved out of the words of each President.
For the first movement, I have selected a fragment of George Washington's final letter, upon his retirement from military and public life to Mount Vernon, to the French General Marquis de Lafayette, his Revolutionary War comrade in arms: "I will move gently down the stream of life, until I sleep with my Fathers." Perhaps Washington predicted his future place at Mount Rushmore where, as America's first President, he "sleeps" with other important "fathers" of American history. Musical echoes of popular Revolutionary War anthems ("Chester" by William Billings, and "Yankee Doodle") are a reminder of Washington's role as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
Thomas Jefferson, the third president of America, was a brilliant political writer and also an accomplished violinist, who wrote that "Music is the passion of my soul." As the American Minister to France (1785-89), the recently widowed Jefferson met Maria Cosway in Paris, and fell in love with this young, charismatic, Anglo-Italian society hostess, musician, and composer of salon music. The second movement of my composition intertwines a love song composed by Cosway for Jefferson ("Ogni Dolce Aura") together with a love letter composed by Jefferson for Cosway ("Dialogue of the Head vs. the Heart") and key fragments from Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.
The third movement is based on the words of America's 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt, who was a great explorer of the uncharted wilderness. As president, Roosevelt created the National Park Service and successfully saved, against great opposition from commercial developers, over 234 million acres of plains, forests, rivers and mountain ranges of the American West. It was during his retreats into the barren Badlands of North Dakota (not far from Mount Rushmore) that Roosevelt, as a young man, realized that the "majestic beauty" of the American wilderness needed to be left "as it is" for future generations. I have composed music to suggest the robust and mystical sense of Roosevelt's "delight in the hardy life of the open" and "the hidden spirit of the wilderness."
The fourth and final movement of Mount Rushmore is dedicated to Abraham Lincoln, who successfully led the United States through the Civil War and initiated the end of slavery. I have set the rhythmic cadences and powerful words of his Gettysburg Address (1863) to music that resonates with echoes of period music from the Civil War. I create a musical portrait of the 16th President of the United States, who expressed his vision with eloquence, and with hope that the human spirit could overcome prejudice and differences of opinion in order to create a better world."


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16-year-old arrested in connection to shooting of Milwaukee city housing inspector
City housing inspector shot on the job; Common Council 'vehemently' denounces violent act
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A 16-year-old has been arrested in connection to a shooting that left a city of Milwaukee employee injured.
The shooting happened on Oct. 26. Milwaukee police said the 41-year-old city housing inspector was shot while sitting inside her car near 48th and Fairmount.
According to police, the suspect -- who was wearing a mask -- approached the vehicle with a rifle and tapped on the window. The city worker drove away in her vehicle, and the suspect fired shots, striking her.
The victim was struck in the arm and sustained non-fatal injuries.
Police say the 16-year-old suspect was also involved in two other incidents; an attempted armed robbery/carjacking that happened on Oct. 29, near 53rd and Villard -- and an armed robbery/carjacking on Nov. 2, near 57th and Silver Spring Drive.
When the suspect was arrested, he was in possession of a rifle and a handgun.
Charges will be referred to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office.


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language Language for the plugin. Allowed values are "en" for English and "ga" for Irish. string "en"
country Change the country search for the plugin. Allowed values are "ie" for Ireland, "ni" for Northern Ireland and "gb" for Great Britain. string "ie"
width Width of the Autoaddress plugin. By default this is set to "Auto" which means it will fit in whichever container it is placed in automatically and set it`s width to 100% of that container. If you wish to change the width of the plugin, simply add the width in px. I.e "200" or "300" string "Auto"
displayBusinessListings Turn on or off the Business Listings tab for responses which return mixed residential and commercial results. When turned off only residential options will be returned. boolean "true"
defaultSearch Turn on or off the default search behavior.
Below you will see how you can also configure all the messages displayed as part of the Autoaddress jQuery Plugin. The following code snippet for example changes to text on the search button.
placeHolderLabel Hint to describe to expected input into the search field. Displayed before user starts typing. string "Enter Full Address or Postcode"
searchButtonLabel Value of the text on Search Button. string "Search"
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incompleteAddressLabel Info message displayed when the search result was an Incomplete Address. string "Too little information, please enter more details."
partialAddressLabel Info message displayed when the search result was an Partially Matched Address. string "Couldn't find [unmatched] try again or enter address manually below."
nuaAddressFoundLabel Info message displayed when the search result was an Non Unique Address (NUA). Other addresses share this address and require the user to add an Eircode to make the address unique. string "We've found the address, please add your Postcode in the text box below if you know it"
noResultFoundLabel Info Message displayed when no result could be found for the search. string "No search results have been found."
addressFoundLabel Success message when a full address or Eircode has been found. string "Postcode Found, address populated below"
inputRequiredLabel Info message displayed when no input has been entered by the user. string "Enter a full address or Postcode to begin your search."
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Miami football (0-0) — who is coming into the year after a six-game regular season winning-streak — is seeking a good start to the 2017 campaign as it makes the southern trek to face Marshall University (0-0) on the road.
Following a nine-month hiatus, the 'Hawks will again be playing meaningful football. With this, a sense of certainty and excitement floods Oxford — the regular season is back. The RedHawks look to take their first step toward Mid-American Conference glory.
Opening against the Green and White won't be easy, however.
Getting off to a good start has been a struggle for the 'Hawks. Since 2012, the Red and White have gone 1-4 in season openers. Conversely, the Thundering Herd have put together a 4-1 mark in that span.
For MU, the health of the squad has been a concern leading up to maiden matchups in the past. This fear has since been quelled by coach Martin.
On top of staying healthy, depth and experience — two items that have eluded the squad in previous campaigns — gives this team upside, especially the defense. The "Mob," the name self-given by the defense, appears ready for action.
When searching for the ringleader of this defense, look no further than Miami's redshirt senior, first-team All-MAC cornerback Heath Harding. The Dayton, OH product has been named to the Bednarick Preseason, Bronko Nagurski Trophy and Jim Thorpe Award Watch Lists. In 2016, Harding co-led the team with four interceptions.
Across the sideline, expect Doc Holliday's defense to fight for every inch when going up against the explosive Red and White offense.
The defensive leader for Marshall is safety Corey Neely. 2016 saw the senior take part in 79 tackles and record two interceptions — all while forcing two fumbles.
Redshirt junior quarterback Gus Ragland will look to crack Marshall's defense. After taking over as starter midway through last season, the Cincinnati-native rattled off six straight victories en route to Miami's first bowl appearance since 2010.
For the 'Herd, expect redshirt junior running back Keion Davis to add another dimension to Marshall's offense.
The Thundering Herd has beaten the RedHawks during their last three meetings and Saturday the teams will meet for the 44th time. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. in Huntington, WV.


Hey Guys!!!! I recently changed my book cover from the one you see below to this one. Both cover options will be available for sale, because I know how passionate people are about the cover of a book and there were people who liked the other one. The books have separate ISBN and you can find both on Amazon.
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Today I want to talk about the editing process that my novel is going through and give a little update about that. I recently did a blog about this on my site at www.annabellehelenjones.com, and a video on youtube, (find my channel at author Kadian thomas); going through the different stages of editing. Thus, I won't be going into detail about that. This blog is just to describe my experience so far.
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The Best Breast Test: The Promise of Thermography
Studies show that a thermogram identifies precancerous or cancerous cells earlier, and produces unambiguous results, which cuts down on additional testing--and it doesn't hurt the body.
ByChristiane Northrup, MD, Contributor
Visionary pioneer in women's health
10/12/2010 08:24am EDT | Updated November 17, 2011
Every year when Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October) comes around I am a saddened and surprised that thermography hasn't become more popular. Part of this is my mindset. I'd rather focus on breast health and ways to prevent breast cancer at the cellular level than put the emphasis on testing and retesting until you finally do find something to poke, prod, cut out or radiate. That's why I call October Breast Health Awareness Month, not Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I understand that mammography has been the gold standard for years. Doctors are the most familiar with this test, and many believe that a mammogram is the best test for detecting breast cancer early. But it's not. Studies show that a thermogram identifies precancerous or cancerous cells earlier, and produces unambiguous results, which cuts down on additional testing--and it doesn't hurt the body. Isn't this what women really want?
I recently discussed thermography with my colleague Philip Getson, D.O. Dr. Getson has been a medical thermographer since 1982. As you may know, thermography is a form of thermal (infrared) imaging. Dr. Getson explains how thermography works this way.
It is widely acknowledged that cancers, even in their earliest stages, need nutrients to maintain or accelerate their growth. In order to facilitate this process, blood vessels are caused to remain open, inactive blood vessels are activated, and new ones are formed through a process known as neoangiogenesis. This vascular process causes an increase in surface temperature in the affected regions, which can be viewed with infrared imaging cameras. Additionally, the newly formed or activated blood vessels have a distinct appearance, which thermography can detect.
Heat is an indication that inflammation exists, and typically inflammation is present in precancerous and cancerous cells, too. (It's also present in torn muscles and ligaments as well as arthritic joints, which thermography can also detect.)
Thermography's accuracy and reliability is remarkable, too. In the 1970s and 1980s, a great deal of research was conducted on thermography. In 1981, Michel Gautherie, Ph.D., and his colleagues reported on a 10-year study, which found that an abnormal thermogram was 10 times more significant as a future risk indicator for breast cancer than having a history of breast cancer in your family.[1]
The most promising aspect of thermography is its ability to spot anomalies years before mammography. Using the same data from the 10-year study, researchers H. Spitalier and D. Giruaud determined that thermography alone was the first alarm in 60 percent of the cases of women who were eventually diagnosed with cancer.[2] Dr. Getson adds:
Since thermal imaging detects changes at the cellular level, studies suggest that this test can detect activity 8 to 10 years before any other test. This makes it unique in that it affords us the opportunity to view changes before the actual formation of the tumor. Studies have shown that by the time a tumor has grown to sufficient size to be detectable by physical examination or mammography, it has in fact been growing for about seven years achieving more than 25 doublings of the malignant cell colony. At 90 days there are two cells, at one year there are 16 cells, and at five years there are 1,048,576 cells--an amount that is still undetectable by a mammogram.
(At 8 years, there are almost 4 billion cells.)
Today, women are encouraged to get a mammogram, so they can find their breast cancer as early as possible. With thermography as your regular screening tool, it's likely that you would have the opportunity to make adjustments to your diet, beliefs and lifestyle to transform your cells before they became cancerous. Talk about true prevention.
Clearer Results, Fewer Additional Tests
To many, it felt like the world was set on its ear when, in November 2009, the United States Preventative Services Task Force said it recommended that women begin regular mammograms at 50 instead of 40 and that mammograms are needed every two years instead of annually between the ages of 50 and 74. Some women felt this was a way for the insurance companies to save money, but I cheered these new guidelines. (For more information read "The New Mammography Guidelines" in the Women's Wisdom Circle on www.drnorthrup.com.) The Task Force concluded that the risk of additional and unnecessary testing far outweighed the benefits of annual mammograms--and I couldn't agree more.
Ten years ago, Danish researchers Ole Olsen and Peter Gotzsche concluded, after analyzing data from seven studies, that mammograms often led to needless treatments and were linked to a 20 percent increase in mastectomies, many of which were unnecessary.[3] Dr. Getson expounded, "According to the 1998 Merck Manual, for every case of breast cancer diagnosed each year, 5 to 10 women will undergo a painful breast biopsy. This means that if a woman has an annual mammogram for 10 years, she has a 50 percent chance of having a breast biopsy."
Thermography is a particularly good choice for younger breasts, which tend to be denser. It doesn't identify fibrocystic tissue, breast implants or scars as needing further investigation. It's also good at detecting changes in the cells in the armpit area, an area that mammography isn't always good at screening. Perhaps even more exciting is that a thermogram can help a woman diagnosed with ductal carconoma in situ (DCIS) decide, along with her health practitioners, whether she requires aggressive or conservative treatment. If you've ever had an unnecessary biopsy or been scared by a false positive result on a mammogram, please consider getting a thermogram and using it in conjunction with the mammogram to figure our your treatment options.
It's Safe.
Thermography is very safe--it's even safe for pregnant and nursing women! It's merely an image of the heat of your body.
It's ironic that the test women are using for prevention may be causing the very problem they're trying to avoid in the first place! Another reason the United States Preventative Services Task Force reversed its aggressive mammogram guidelines was because of the exposure to radiation. It's well known that excessive doses of radiation can increase your risk of cancer.[4] And this doesn't even touch on the harm done to the body from unnecessary biopsies, lumpectomies, mastectomies, chemotherapy, radiation treatment and so forth.
It Doesn't Hurt
Unlike a mammogram, a thermogram doesn't hurt! Just about everyone who's ever had a mammogram has complained about how painful it is. The first time you get a mammogram can be quite a shock. Who knew a breast could be flattened like that? Well, the pain isn't in your imagination. The pressure that the mammogram machine puts on each breast when it's being compressed is equivalent to putting a 50-pound weight on your breast.
The Best Test for You
As with anything, I suggest you let your inner guidance help you in all decisions about your health. If you feel it's best to get an annual mammogram, then by all means continue with them. Just be aware of the drawbacks and risks associated with the test. One helpful way to assess your risk for breast cancer--which in turn can help you decide how often you want to have mammograms--is to use the National Cancer Institute's Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool. After you answer seven simple questions, it calculates both your risk of getting invasive breast cancer in the next five years as well as your lifetime risk, and it compares each to the risk for the average U.S. woman of the same age and race or ethnicity.
You would be surprised by how many women tell me their doctors make them feel guilty for not having a mammogram. Women who just know they have healthy breasts. Don't be intimidated if you prefer to forgo annual mammography.
Thermography is a better technology for all the reasons I've already described. Plus it gives results that are unique to you, time after time. But there are some things to be wary of. Dr. Getson explains, "To be sure, not all thermographic equipment is the same, nor is every center backed by qualified, board-certified physicians who are specifically trained in the interpretation of these images.
Dr. Getson says that women (and men) seeking to have infrared imaging should consider the following:
1. What is the "drift factor" in the apparatus? Anything over 0.2 degrees centigrade leads to poor reproducibility.
2. What are the credentials of the interpreting physician?
3. The room in which the study is performed should be free of outside light and the temperature should always be at 68-72 degrees Fahrenheit, with a proper cooling system in place.
4. Make sure the images are marked up (doctors call this "stat"-ed) for future comparison.
5. Ask if the studies are read on site or sent by email to a distant interpreter.
6. Be sure that the physician is available to explain and discuss all findings.
Instead of just screening for breast cancer, a thermogram can tell you how healthy your breasts are. It also has the potential to truly detect breast cell anomalies long before mammography can detect cancer, when done properly. This allows you to implement lifestyle changes that can improve the health of your breasts proactively instead of waiting for a cancer diagnosis later. In honor of Breast Health Awareness month, I encourage you to check out thermography for yourself and your loved ones.
To learn more about Dr. Northrup go to www.drnorthrup.com. For more cutting edge articles on health and wellness, visit www.drnorthrup.com and sign up for the Women's Wisdom Circle.
Copyright Christiane Northrup, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
This information is not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease. All material in this article is provided for educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you have regarding a medical condition, and before undertaking any diet, exercise or other health program.
1. M. Gautherie and C. M. Gros, "Breast Thermography and Cancer Risk Prediction," Cancer, vol. 45, no. 1 (January 1, 1980), pp. 51-56.
2. H. Spitalier et al., "Does Infrared Thermography Truly Have a Role in Present-Day Breast Cancer Management?" in M. Gautherie and E. Albert, eds., Biomedical Thermology: Proceedings of an International Symposium (New York: A. R. Liss, 1982), pp. 269-78; R. Amalric et al., "Does Infrared Thermography Truly Have a Role in Present-Day Breast Cancer Management?" Progress in Clinical and Biological Research, vol. 107 (1982), pp. 269-78.
3. Gotzsche, P. and Olsen, O., "Is Screening for Breast Cancer with Mammography Justifiable?" The Lancet, vol. 355, no. 9198 (Jan. 8, 2000), pp. 129-34; Gotzsche, P. and Olsen, O., Cochrane Review on Screening for Breast Cancer with Mammography, The Lancet, vol. 358, no. 9290 (Oct. 20, 2001), pp. 1340-42.
4. Semelka, R., Imaging X-rays cause cancer: a call to action for caregivers and patients, Medscape, Feb. 13, 2006, reviewed and renewed Feb. 16, 2007.
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by Brian Kuang April 23, 2019 April 20, 2021
Ahead of my interview with LSA junior Ayah Kutmah, she emailed me an advance warning.
"I really hate talking about myself and my achievements," she wrote.
Kutmah's modesty was evident through our entire conversation at the State Street Espresso Royale.
The daughter of Syrian immigrants and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, Kutmah was part of a small but tight-knit local Muslim community. Her mother would support many of the refugees fleeing conflicts in the Middle East that had resettled to rural Kentucky.
During what Kutmah describes as her formative years in high school, the brutal Syrian Civil War ignited. As relatives and other Syrians began arriving in Kentucky, the issues faced by those fleeing violence became much more immediate to her. Kutmah would follow in her mother's footsteps by volunteering for a mix of local interfaith charities including the Kentucky Refugee Ministries, helping to welcome and tutor newly arrived refugees.
Upon finishing high school, Kutmah chose to attend the University of Michigan in no small part because she hoped to find a more vibrant local Muslim community than she found at home in Kentucky. However, arriving in Ann Arbor as a freshman, she described herself as feeling isolated from much of the work and personal impact she had when volunteering with refugees back home.
"I loved having that person-to-person interaction, and then when I came to college, I felt so removed from it — I was no longer working with people and just had classes," Kutmah said. "I loved my studies and that was for me, but what was I doing for other people? It made me feel kind of selfish."
Ultimately though, Kutmah found a like-minded group of students in the Michigan Refugee Assistance Program, a student organization that conducts advocacy and volunteering work on behalf of the refugee community in Michigan. With several other students, she took her work further in founding REvive, a nonprofit that has conducted educational and vocational training workshops for refugees in the United States and Turkey.
"These types of things are always about being able to take what I'm learning at the University and not isolating it from the work and the activism I wanted to do," Kutmah said. "I never wanted to lose that person-to-person impact."
REvive aims to help resettled refugees overcome several key gaps to becoming independent in their new homes, Kutmah said, including language barriers and an unfamiliar new educational system. Having hosted multi-week workshops in Turkey, Louisville and Ann Arbor, REvive is also creating structured vocational and educational curriculums so other organizations can replicate these programs in other cities and countries. While their programming has been primarily targeting school-aged refugees, REvive has also reached older refugees, including working mothers looking to become certified nurses.
When asked for particularly memorable stories of refugees she has been able to help, Kutmah bashfully demurs. Saying she is wary of casting herself as a savior, Kutmah instead reflected on the human tragedy faced by many of the refugees she has met, while also fondly noting their own indomitable human spirits.
"What makes it so meaningful to me is when you're doing these workshops and you see (refugees') potential," Kutmah said. "When I did the workshop in Turkey I cried a lot, for a lot of reasons, but part of it was seeing how bright these students were … they were brilliant students doing brilliant things going into a country with another language, yet with all those barriers still getting really high scores on all these tests."
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Crowd gathers at Art Park to show support for HGTV contest
Beth Scott | February 3, 2020
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Coshocton High School cheerleaders joined in the #chooseCoshocton pep rally held at the Art Park on Feb. 1. The video from the pep rally will be used as an entry into HGTV's Home Town Takeover contest.
Brightly colored signs were held high as a drone flew over the Art Park on Feb. 1 to show support and love for Coshocton in the hopes that HGTV Home Town Makeover will choose Coshocton for a makeover.
Tiffany Swigert, executive director of the Coshocton Port Authority, said so many people in the community contacted both her and Kirby Hasseman about entering the HGTV show's contest that they both felt they needed to go for it. "It's overwhelming how many people wanted to do this. We have such awesome community support."
If chosen, Ben and Erin Napier and the Home Town Takeover team will come to Coshocton and rehab individual family homes and revitalize public spaces, such as parks, restaurants or other public places, according to the HGTV website.
"They seem to focus on historic towns and we feel that Coshocton, being a canal town, and with our industrial history, like making the American flag here, make us a great choice," said Swigert. Hasseman Marketing, city officials and the Coshocton Port Authority have been working on the entry since the contest was announced and the local interest became so large.
Swigert said they had to tell about the town and highlight the downtown area and also some historic houses. A narrative, five photos of specific buildings and a video (including footage from the Art Park) will be submitted to the contest.
The Coshocton Port Authority Facebook page has two videos that highlight Coshocton with 10 more being created. They urge people to "Be part of something big, some place small."
Amy Hasseman said the energy for this contest has been great. "People are excited about this opportunity to bring new energy into the community and see the improvements that can happen." She also said that winning could bring revitalization to a wonderful community with lots of great people. "Support from others to help improve what we have would be great."
Linda and Tom Barcroft are members of Our Town Coshocton and urge everyone to check the group's Facebook page to see what volunteer opportunities they have. "We'll be starting our block by block clean up again this spring," said Tom. They were also excited to announce that Coshocton was one of three cities in Ohio to be chosen by the National Main Street Center and Heritage Ohio to be part of a three-year project designed to help local community leaders develop and sustain new entrepreneurial growth.
Mayor Mark Mills said, "I really want to thank everyone for coming out on a Saturday morning to support this. We have so many opportunities and this shows people are ready to go after any opportunity we can. We can spread positive messages to drown out the negativity."
Everyone is urged to use #choosecoshocton on Instagram and other social media to help spread the word about Coshocton and catch the attention of Home Town Takeover.
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I have been employed at the Coshocton County Beacon since September 2009 as a news reporter and assistant graphic artist. I am a 2004 graduate of Newcomerstown High School and a 2008 graduate of Capital University with a bachelor's degree in Professional Writing. I am married to John Scott and live in Newcomerstown. We have two beautiful daughters, Amelia Grace Scott and Leanna Rose Scott.
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Prog Drug Res
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Histone Modifications in Cancer Biology and Prognosis
Siavash K Kurdistani 1
1 Department of Biological Chemistry and Pathology, Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, California 90095, USA. skurdistani@mednet.ucla.edu
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7643-8989-5_5
Siavash K Kurdistani. Prog Drug Res. 2011
Cancer is a disease of genome sequence alterations as well as epigenetic changes. Epigenetics refers in part to the mechanisms by which histones affect various DNA-based processes, such as gene regulation. Histones are proteins around which the DNA wraps itself to form chromatin--the physiologically relevant form of the human genome. Histones are modified extensively by posttranslational modifications that alter chromatin structure and serve to recruit to or exclude protein complexes from DNA. Aberrations in histone modifications occur frequently in cancer including changes in their levels and distribution at gene promoters, gene coding regions, repetitive DNA sequences, and other genomic elements. Locus-specific alterations in histone modifications may have adverse effects on expression of nearby genes but so far have not been shown to have clinical utility. Cancer cells also exhibit alterations in global levels of specific histone modifications, generating an additional layer of epigenetic heterogeneity at the cellular level in tumor tissues. Unlike locus-specific changes, the cellular epigenetic heterogeneity can be used to define previously unrecognized subsets of cancer patients with distinct clinical outcomes. In general, increased prevalence of cells with lower global levels of histone modifications is prognostic of poorer clinical outcome such as increased risk of tumor recurrence and/or decreased survival probability. Prognostic utility of histone modifications has been demonstrated independently for multiple cancers including those of prostate, lung, kidney, breast, ovary, and pancreas, suggesting a fundamental association between global histone modification levels and tumor aggressiveness, regardless of cancer tissue of origin. Cellular levels of histone modifications may also predict response to certain chemotherapeutic agents, serving as predictive biomarkers that could inform clinical decisions on choice and course of therapy. The challenge before us is to understand how global levels of histone modifications are established and maintained and what their mechanistic links are to the cancer clinical behavior.
Global Levels of Histone Modifications Predict Prognosis in Different Cancers
DB Seligson et al. Am J Pathol 174 (5), 1619-28. May 2009. PMID 19349354.
Cancer cells exhibit alterations in histone modification patterns at individual genes and globally at the level of single nuclei in individual cells. We demonstrated prev …
Global Histone Modification Patterns Predict Risk of Prostate Cancer Recurrence
DB Seligson et al. Nature 435 (7046), 1262-6. 2005. PMID 15988529.
Aberrations in post-translational modifications of histones have been shown to occur in cancer cells but only at individual promoters; they have not been related to clini …
Global Levels of Specific Histone Modifications and an Epigenetic Gene Signature Predict Prostate Cancer Progression and Development
T Bianco-Miotto et al. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev 19 (10), 2611-22. Oct 2010. PMID 20841388.
This study has established the importance of histone modifications in predicting prostate cancer relapse and has identified an epigenetic gene signature associated with p …
Interplay Between Different Epigenetic Modifications and Mechanisms
R Murr. Adv Genet 70, 101-41. 2010. PMID 20920747. - Review
Cellular functions including transcription regulation, DNA repair, and DNA replication need to be tightly regulated. DNA sequence can contribute to the regulation of thes …
Epigenetics in Prostate Cancer: Biologic and Clinical Relevance
C Jerónimo et al. Eur Urol 60 (4), 753-66. Oct 2011. PMID 21719191. - Review
Altered epigenetic gene regulation is involved in the genesis and progression of PCa. Epigenetic alterations may provide valuable tools for the management of PCa patients …
Epigenetics Mechanisms Mediate the miR-125a/BRMS1 Axis to Regulate Invasion and Metastasis in Gastric Cancer
J Xiong et al. Onco Targets Ther 12, 7513-7525. 2019. PMID 31571904.
These studies shed light on the mechanism of BRMS1 inhibition of GC invasion and metastasis and the development of new drugs targeting the miR-125a/BRMS1 axis, which will …
Connections Between Metabolism and Epigenetics in Cancers
C Thakur et al. Semin Cancer Biol 57, 52-58. Aug 2019. PMID 31185282. - Review
In the past half century, our version on cancer, from tumor initiation, growth, to metastasis, is dominated by genetic mutation. The importance of metabolism and epigenet …
Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines-T Cell Responses and Epigenetic Modulation
AER Kartikasari et al. Front Immunol 9, 3109. 2019. PMID 30740111. - Review
There is great interest in developing efficient therapeutic cancer vaccines, as this type of therapy allows targeted killing of tumor cells as well as long-lasting immune …
Epigenetic and Transcriptional Modifications in Repetitive Elements in Petrol Station Workers Exposed to Benzene and MTBE
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Epigenetic Modifications as Biomarkers of Tumor Development, Therapy Response, and Recurrence Across the Cancer Care Continuum
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Dr. Greg Bonewald, Superintendent
Jason Valentine, Assistant Superintendent
Doctor of Education University of Texas at Austin (2013) Master of Education Texas State University (2003) Bachelor of Arts Concordia University at Austin (1998) Certifications: Superintendent, Principal, Professional Educator (Composite Science), TTESS/TPESS/Instructional Leadership Design
Dr. Greg Bonewald, Superintendent of Schools
On May 23, 2022 the WISD Board of Trustees unanimously voted to approve Dr. Greg Bonewald as the next Superintendent of Schools for Wimberley ISD. Dr. Bonewald, who spent 14 years of his educational career as an administrator and teacher/coach at Wimberley High School from 2000-2014, replaces retiring superintendent Dwain York.
Wimberley ISD is a place where a tradition of excellence permeates everything our students and staff do, and I am grateful for the honor to serve as Superintendent in such a special school district. We recognize the success of our district is critical to the success of our community, and vice versa. This community's commitment to providing outstanding opportunities for all students is unparalleled, and I'm looking forward to working alongside our talented teachers and staff to build upon the culture of success our students and community have worked so hard to create.
I'm thankful for the opportunity to come back home and rejoin the Texan family. Even though I left WISD eight years ago, I never lost the love for the people that make Wimberley the exceptional community that it is. I look forward to re-establishing former relationships and molding new ones.
During my first several months, I plan to do a lot of listening and learning, and I want to hear from all our stakeholders. I look forward to conversations with students, staff, parents, business owners, and community members as we discuss our shared investment in the prosperity of our district.
I'm humbled by the great honor and responsibility of serving as WISD Superintendent, and I'm inspired by the opportunity to lead the continued tradition of excellence that exists on our campuses every day.


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Inspired by the ThoughtWorks Tech Radar: http://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/. Forked from @bdargan's implementation, after reading the post here http://nealford.com/memeagora/2013/05/28/build_your_own_technology_radar.html

The latest radar and reports can be found at https://sfwltd.github.io/techradar/

This Technology Radar has pretty simple functionality, uses json data source and renders SVG within html.

The data currently is provided in a radial format. I chose this and SVG, for the scalable properties. In practice, a table based structure, that automatically lays out the points could be more useful.

Eg. {name:'Cool Tech', r:50, t:30}
Appears in the Top Right Quadrant, in the inner most "Adopt" Sector.

Eg. {name:'Bright Shiny Toy 5', r:390, t:30}
Appears in the Top Right Quadrant, in the outer most "Hold" Sector.

Appears in the Lower Left Quadrant, in the second "Trial" Sector.

Where r = radius, and t = theta; the degrees in radians. with 0/360 degrees being the typical right hand x line rotating in an anti-clockwise direction.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_coordinates for more details.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Time to Prepare for Spring CAASPP Tests for Grades 3-8, 11 & 12
It's February and that means that CAASPP spring testing is right around the corner. Are you ready? Use the information and strategies below so that you are prepared to rock the test come testing day.
What is CAASPP Testing? CAASPP stands for California Assessment of Student Performance Progress, and houses all of the California State testing requirements. At CalPac students are required to complete summative assessments in Math, English and Science using the tests issued from CAASPP. Tests are designed to measure growth and show what students can do. Please visit the CAASPP website for more information: http://www.caaspp.org/index.html.
What Tests Will I Take? Students in grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11 & 12 will participate in CAASPP testing. Students in grades 3-8 and 11 will take the Smarter Balanced English and Math tests. Students in 5th, 8th, 11th and 12th grade will take the California Science Test (CAST). Your testing registration email that you will receive soon will let you know which tests you will be taking.
Why Does Testing Matter? We love our charter school and hope you do too! But what does that have to do with testing? Well student participation and performance on the state tests directly contributes to our school's academic performance accountability measures on the California Dashboard. Our authorizing districts and the state look at our academic performance indicators as a determining factor to keep our school open. Charter renewal is now based on academic performance indicators. Academic performance for math and English language arts is determined by CAASPP testing and participation rates. This is why it is essential that every student show up and complete CAASPP testing as our school will have their performance score lowered for every student that opts out of testing.
For the 2020 testing window, students who choose to opt out or don't show up to testing will automatically receive the lowest score for their grade level averaged into the toal school CAASPP score. This means that the dashboard indicators will be reduced twice by students who opt out because there is a reduction for receiving the lowest score possible and a reduction to the participation rate. Making sure you attend and complete the state testing helps us keep our doors open so that we can continue offering our unique and special school programs. Learn more about the California School Dashboard here: https://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/ac/cm/documents/dashboardparentguide18.pdf.
When & Where Do I Take the Tests? Testing takes place in person over a two day period starting in April. We have testing locations throughout Northern & Southern California and there will be an option close to you. There is no test from home option. Starting in March, parents and students will be sent spring testing information, including a link to select their preferred testing location. Every effort is made to have enough testing sites close to all students with a manageable commute time.
How Do the Tests Work? All tests are completed on a computer provided to you at your test site. You will sign into your test using a unique username and password given to you by the testing teacher. You can not use your own computer. You will have as much time as you need for each test, but most students finish the English and Math tests in about three and a half hours, and the science test in an hour.
Test questions consist of a variety of multiple choice, short response, matching, and longer essay responses. Questions are very similar to what you've been doing all year in your courses. The tests are "Computer Adaptive" so the questions will either get more difficult or easier depending on if you get the answers correct or incorrect. Always try your best and show what you know!
What Resources Can I Use to Prepare? Students are encouraged to practice as much as possible so they know what to expect come the day of the test. Review the links below and information below so you are ready!
The CalPac CAASPP Site: http://calpac.online/caaspp has links to practice test and test information for each type of test. Make sure to bookmark it!
CAASPP Practice Tests: https://sites.google.com/cpcschools.org/caaspp/test-practice
Attend the online CAASPP Bootcamp Sessions - Room Link: http://calpac.online/mpr
Wednesday, 2/26 at 12pm - Session 1: Introduction to CAASPP, Test Strategies and Universal Tools
Wednesday, 3/4 at 12pm - Session 2: Preparing for the English SBAC Test (Grades 3-8, 11)
Wednesday, 3/11 at 12pm - Session 3: Preparing for the Math SBAC Test (Grades 3-8, 11)
Wednesday, 3/18 at 12pm - Session 4: Preparing for the Science CAST Test (Grades 5, 8, 11, 12)
Wednesday, 3/25 at 12pm - Session 5: CAASPP Bootcamp Challenge (Grades 3-8, 11, 12)
OVERVIEW OF CAASPP TESTS & RULES
CAASPP UNIVERSAL TOOLS GUIDE
GENERAL TEST TAKING STRATEGIES
SBAC ENGLISH TEST STRATEGIES
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CAST SCIENCE TEST STRATEGIES (8TH AND HS ONLY)
CAST SCIENCE TEST REVIEW RECORDINGS
Most importantly go into testing confident! You know more than you think and will do great! All of your teachers believe in you and are proud as long as you try your best.
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Jake isn't behind on credits; he's ahead. CalPac's credit recovery program enables him to use his energy efficiently and comfortably, and he is making the most of the opportunity.
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The oil companies have many reasons to move into the industry. They've spent decades building oil projects offshore, but that business is winding down in areas where older fields have drained. Returns from wind farms are predictable and underpinned by government-regulated electricity prices. And fossil fuel execs want a piece of the clean-energy business, as forecasts emerge that renewables will eat into their market.
Even as oil production declined in the North Sea over the last 15 years, economic activity has been buoyed by offshore wind turbines. The notorious winds that plagued generations of workers on oil platforms have become a boon for a new era of laborers who install and maintain turbines anchored deep into the seabed.


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1. Tennessee Smokies Minor League Baseball and Smokies Park Kodak
Sevierville is the county seat of Sevier County, Tennessee, located in Eastern Tennessee. The population was 14,807 at the 2010 United States Census and 16,355 according to the 2014 census estimate.
2. Kingsport Aquatic Center Kingsport
3. Triple Creek Park Gallatin
4. Nashville Armory Nashville
Nashville School of Law , is a private law school specializing in legal education for non-traditional, part-time, working professionals and others seeking a legal education. The school was founded in 1911 and its faculty includes practicing lawyers and judges from across the state of Tennessee. The school is accredited by the Tennessee Board of Law Examiners but not by the American Bar Association. Nashville School of Law graduates may take the bar examination in Tennessee. In order to practice law in another state, Nashville School of law graduates would have to request a waiver from the Supreme Court of that state. Unlike ABA-accredited law schools, Nashville School of law does not publish employment data for its recent graduates. Students attend classes at night, which allows working pr...
5. Sky High Sports Trampoline Park Nashville
6. Pigeon Forge Community Center Pigeon Forge
Pigeon Forge is a mountain resort city in Sevier County, Tennessee, in the southeastern United States. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 5,875. Situated just 5 miles north of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Pigeon Forge is a tourist destination that caters primarily to Southern culture and country music fans. The city's attractions include Dollywood and Dollywood's Splash Country as well as numerous gift shops, outlet malls, amusement rides, and musical theaters.
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Carlton President offers a lot of comfort for only a relatively small amount of money. Extremely friendly service, clean rooms, comfortable beds and loads of extra amenities are all part and parcel of the experience. The terrace and the beautiful garden are extra perks of this four-star hotel located outside the city centre in lush green surroundings. The general atmosphere is pleasant and the excellent leisure centre includes a sauna, fitness room, whirlpool, solarium and Turkish bath.