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Agile Dev East
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Better Software East
Better Software West
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October 1–6, 2017 | Anaheim, CA
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STARWEST 2017 - Test Transformation
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Sunday, October 1
Tom Stiehm
Fundamentals of DevOps Certification—ICAgile (2-Day) - SOLD OUT
Sunday, October 1, 2017 - 8:30am to Monday, October 2, 2017 - 5:00pm
This two-day course will teach you how to avoid the common mistakes of DevOps implementations and to leverage DevOps best practices. Upon completion attendees will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile and awarded the ICAgile Professional (ICP-FDO) designation.
Jeffery Payne
Coveros, Inc.
Fundamentals of Agile Certification—ICAgile (2-Day)
Learn what agile is all about, why agile works, and how to effectively plan and develop software using agile principles. Upon completion of this course, successful attendees will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile (ICAgile), awarded the ICAgile Professional designation (ICP).
Kristoffer Nordström
Northern Test Consulting AB
Python® for Testers (2-Day)
This is a course for testers who are frustrated by the laborious and manual work that makes up day-to-day test activities. Participants will gain a solid understanding of the Python language, its philosophy, and the code syntax.
DevelopSense
Critical Thinking for Software Testers
Monday, October 2, 2017 - 8:30am to 4:30pm
Critical thinking is the kind of thinking that specifically looks for problems and mistakes. Regular people don't do a lot of it. However, if you want to be a great tester, you need to be a great critical thinker. Critically-thinking testers save projects from dangerous assumptions and ultimately from disasters. The good news is that critical thinking is not just innate intelligence or a talent—it's a learnable and improvable skill you can master. Michael Bolton shares the specific techniques and heuristics of critical thinking and presents realistic testing puzzles that help you practice...
Mike Sowers
TechWell Corp.
Measurement and Metrics for Test Management
Monday, October 2, 2017 - 8:30am to 12:00pm
To be most effective, test managers must develop and use metrics to help direct the testing effort and make informed recommendations about the software's release readiness and associated risks. Because one important testing activity is to "measure" the quality of the software, test managers must measure the results of both the development and testing processes. Collecting, analyzing, and using metrics are complicated because many developers and testers are concerned that the metrics will be used against them. Join Mike Sowers as he addresses common metrics—measures of product...
Bob Galen
Zenergy Technologies
Test Automation Strategies for the Agile World
Monday, October 2, 2017 - 1:00pm to 4:30pm
With the adoption of agile practices in many organizations, the test automation landscape has changed. Bob Galen explores current disruptors to traditional automation strategies, and discusses relevant and current adjustments that must be made when developing an automation business case. Open source tools are becoming incredibly viable and often best their commercial equivalents―not only in cost but also in functionality, creativity, evolutionary speed, and developer acceptance. Agile methods have fundamentally challenged our traditional automation strategies. Now we must keep up with...
Jennifer Bonine
tap|QA
The Impact of IoT on Testing: What's in Store
Tuesday, October 3, 2017 - 8:30am to 12:00pm
No longer just a futuristic concept, the Internet of Things (IoT) has a strong presence in our world even today. If your business is not prepared for it, you're already behind. With the proliferation of connected "things"—devices, appliances, cars, and even clothes—Jennifer Bonine says that the stage is set. IoT apps are here to stay. Testing, product management, and development teams must address developing and testing in this paradigm. Testers, accustomed to traditional platforms, are now asked to test on more complex devices and more advanced platforms. Testers must keep up with the...
Mary Thorn
Ipreo
Agile Testing: Team Tactics that Deliver the Goods
Let's face it—agile testing is different. Challenges exist in successfully integrating within the teams themselves. Scrummerfall continues to run rampant. The dichotomy of testing v. quality and balancing both the team's and your focus still exists. Delivering value is both an imperative and a challenge. In this dynamic workshop, join agile coaches Mary Thorn and Bob Galen to explore the tools, techniques, and mindset you must bring to the table to successfully test in agile contexts. Mary and Bob examine risk-based testing, iterative test planning, exploratory testing, agile automation...
Melissa Benua
Test Design for Fully Automated Build Architectures
Imagine this … As soon as any developed functionality is submitted into the code repository, it is automatically subjected to the appropriate battery of tests and then released straight into production. Well, setting up the pipeline capable of doing just that is becoming more and more common. But most organizations hit the same stumbling block—just what IS the appropriate battery of tests? Automated build architectures don't always lend themselves well to the traditional stages of testing. In this hands-on tutorial, Melissa Benua introduces you to key test design principles—applicable to...
Agile Test Team Leadership: From Concept to Product
Tuesday, October 3, 2017 - 1:00pm to 4:30pm
Today, many agile organizations are making a terrible error. They are assuming there is no place for test management and leadership in agile, self-directed team contexts. Mary Thorn and Bob Galen beg to differ with this view and believe a strong need exists for testing leadership in agile organizations—just not the way we've typically approached it. Join Mary and Bob as they explore what excellent test team leadership looks like in agile contexts. Explore the aspects of self-directed teams and the implications to your previous leadership styles. Look under the covers of Scrum and see where...
Integrating Automated Testing into DevOps
In many organizations, agile development processes are driving the pursuit of faster software releases, which has spawned a set of new practices called DevOps. DevOps stresses communications and integration between development and operations, including rapid deployment, continuous integration, and continuous delivery. Because DevOps practices require confidence that changes made to the code base will function as expected, automated testing is essential. Join Jeffery Payne as he discusses the unique challenges associated with integrating automated testing into continuous integration/...
Plan, Architect, and Implement Test Automation within the Lifecycle
In test automation, we must often use several tools that have been developed or acquired over time with little consideration of an overall plan or architecture and no consideration for how to integrate the tools. As a result, productivity suffers and frustrations increase. Join Mike Sowers as he shares experiences from multiple organizations in creating an integrated test automation plan and developing a test automation architecture. Mike discusses both the good (engaging the technical architecture team) and the bad (too much isolation between test automators and test designers) on...
Testing Leadership IQ
Have you ever needed a way to measure your testing leadership IQ? Or been in a performance review where the majority of time was spent discussing your need to improve as a leader? If you have ever wondered what your core leadership competencies are and how to build on and improve them, Jennifer Bonine shares a toolkit to help you do just that. This toolkit includes a personal assessment of your leadership competencies and the evolution of testing and testing leadership. Join Jennifer as she explores a set of eight dimensions of successful leaders, provides suggestions on how you can...
Isabel Evans
Shift Left to Test User Experience
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In today's environment, the user experience (UX) is overwhelmingly important—and is not just about the product. UX describes all facets of a person's interactions with and reactions to the product, the organization that supplies it, and the environment in which it is experienced. Isabel Evans says that in order to focus our tests appropriately, it is vital that we testers understand our users' experiences. We need to explore and measure human, business, and societal impacts of products we develop, and how those are underpinned by technical qualities. Unless we "shift left" as...
Tariq King
Rise of the Machines: Can Artificial Intelligence Terminate Manual Testing?
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 - 8:30am to 9:45am
The state of the art in automated software testing is far from being a replacement for human-guided testing. There is more to testing than setting up preconditions, applying inputs, verifying outputs, and logging the results. Testing requires significant planning, exploring, learning, modeling, inferencing, experimenting, and more. Therefore, before we can truly automate testing, we must bridge the gap between the testing capabilities of humans and machines. Tariq King says that breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are challenging our thinking about the...
Adam Auerbach
Lincoln Financial Group
Testing and DevOps: Organizations and Their Culture Must Change
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 - 10:00am to 11:00am
The DevOps movement is here. Now, companies with mature systems are breaking down siloed IT departments and federating them into product development teams and departments. Testing and its practices are at the heart of these changes. Traditionally, development organizations have been filled with mostly manual testers and a limited number of automation and performance engineers. Adam Auerbach says this has to change. To keep pace with development in the new "you build it, you own it" environment, testing teams and individuals must develop new technical skills and even embrace coding to stay...
Lee Copeland
The Lean Startup Method: Its Value for Testers
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 - 11:30am to 12:30pm
A startup is an organization created to deliver a new product or service under conditions of extreme uncertainty. Approximately 40 percent of all startups will cease operation with investors losing everything; 95 percent will fall short of their financial projections. And the number one cause of startup failure? No one wants to buy their product. Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup, learned that under conditions of extreme uncertainty, classical management methods do not bring success. Based on his and others' experiences, he formulated the Lean Startup methodology consisting of five...
Where Did My Testers Go? Test Management on Agile Projects
Substantial confusion exists about the roles and responsibilities of test managers in an agile software development process. Agile seeks to streamline project management and leadership under the role of a ScrumMaster. So, what does this mean for test managers? How do they stay involved in the process? What role do they fill? Is it possible that test managers are no longer needed? Join Jeffery Payne for a collaborative dialog on the challenges test managers face in an agile model. Learn the pros and cons of a variety of test management models he has seen used by organizations that have...
Wayne Ariola
Tricentis
Traditional Testing: The Silent Killer of DevOps
Many organizations today are adopting DevOps to accelerate software delivery. However, once they have invested significant time and money optimizing most parts of the software delivery process, testing often holds them back from achieving the desired results. Why? Because software testing is still dominated by yesterday's tools and processes—which don't meet the needs of today's accelerated development processes. How can you ensure that you and your team help the organization achieve its objectives? Wayne Ariola says that the key is continuous testing—and Wayne doesn't just mean test...
Kenneth Merkel
Service Virtualization: What, Who, When, and How
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 - 1:45pm to 2:45pm
Service virtualization provides many benefits for both development and test teams. For testers, service virtualization empowers them to work in parallel with their development counterparts and take control of their own schedules. They no longer have to wait for development to complete their work or to get access to a restricted system such as a mainframe or a third party API. Test teams can get the basic details from dev and/or use a sample request and response pair to create a virtual service themselves. With no need to wait on others to start testing, testing can start at...
Jennifer Scandariato
iCIMS
Transform Your Team from QA to Test Engineering
Are you being asked to shorten your testing timelines? Do you feel pressured to increase your test automation coverage but don't have the time, staff, or budget? How do you as a leader upgrade your existing teams' programming skills and technical abilities without bringing in external resources—and still meet your daily release deliverables? Join Jennifer Scandariato as she shares her journey in transforming the QA department at iCIMS into a Test Engineering Center of Excellence, where manual testers are now automation engineers who apply appropriate automation technologies to...
Agile Testing at Scale
Mary Thorn has had the opportunity in the past twenty years to work at many startups, creating several QA/test departments from scratch. For the past ten years, she has done this in agile software companies. Recently Mary moved from leading small agile test organizations to leading a large agile test organization where she has learned how to lead agile testers and agile testing in large contexts. Mary takes you through what she has learned, identifies the keys to transitioning your test organization as it grows, and discusses the techniques required to lead it through the changes. Agile...
Daria Mehra
Quid, Inc.
What to Do—Develop Your Own Automation or Use Crowdsourced Testing?
Modern software products tend to have a rich UI that supports many user workflows, all of which need to be covered in testing. Agile organizations quickly discover that manual end-to-end testing neither supports their velocity nor provides respectable regression coverage. A common progression is to move from fully manual testing to record/replay, then to Selenium IDE style tests, then to automation based on Selenium WebDriver, perhaps with a BDD overlay. Daria Mehra has practiced this approach and shares her experience. She compares the Selenium style of automation to an...
Oscar Gracia
AppFolio
Geordie Speake
A Shift in Mindset: From Finding Defects to Preventing Them
Although most software companies have adopted agile development, many still treat quality assurance as something that gets handled when coding is finished and ready for test. However, practicing this reactive approach to quality costs teams in rework, context switching, slower code release cycles, growing bug queues, and the release of defects into production. Join Oscar Gracia and Todd Albers as they share techniques you can use to help change this "ready for test" mindset. Learn how to focus on testing and quality from the start by using a pre-grooming approach to ensure stories...
Marianne Hollier
What Does Continuous Testing Really Mean?
You may have heard the term "continuous testing" and thought it was just the DevOps flavor of the month … or that it isn't part of DevOps … or that it isn't for cloud-based applications. Marianne Hollier says that continuous testing means adopting the right set of automated tests along with service virtualization, which allows the team to simulate missing dependencies and to start testing earlier and more frequently. She shares how the right combination of best practices and tools can help software development and testing teams adopt a continuous testing approach. Since you can't test...
Paul Merrill
Beaufort Fairmont
Machine Learning: Will It Take Over Testing?
Machine learning (ML), a branch of artificial intelligence, is gaining widespread adoption and interest on software development projects. Paul Merrill says that ML isn't typical programming. Algorithms can be changed and checked for accuracy at runtime to "learn" from data. Some companies are already generating and executing test cases using machine learning algorithms. It is projected that significant areas of the labor force—16 percent in transportation and 9 percent of healthcare—could see job cuts in the next few years. So it's time to start thinking: Might testing be on that...
Elegant Dev and Test Processes for a More Civilized Age
Thursday, October 5, 2017 - 8:30am to 9:30am
Software engineering as a discipline has come a long way. For some teams, months-long cycles of dev-test-build-release have shrunk down to mere days—or even hours. In the fastest, leanest organizations, most testing happens in parallel with development as part of a slick, continuous integration pipeline. Come along with Melissa Benua as she explores just how quickly and safely a product can be released using ultramodern engineering technologies. All testers know how to file a bug, but more testers should know how to configure a continuous integration (CI) pipeline tool, how to wrest code...
Geoff Meyer
Leverage Big Data and Analytics for Testing
Sabermetrics turned the baseball world upside down by challenging decades-old measures of individual performance and their perceived linkage to team success. After cementing their legacy as the Lovable Losers for 108 years, the Chicago Cubs were able to leverage a data-driven approach to finally win a World Series. A high-school football coach, devoted to statistical analysis, has won three state championships—by never punting. Formula 1 racing teams collect staggering amounts of telemetry data from their race cars for the purpose of eking out seconds during the course of a race....
Michael Nauman
Shift Left Testing: Going Beyond Agile
Thursday, October 5, 2017 - 11:15am to 12:15pm
The concept of "shifting testing left" in the software development lifecycle is not new. Shifting testing from manual to automated and then upstream into engineering is a driving factor in DevOps and agile software development. However, Michael Nauman wonders why test automation, DevOps, and agile software development still frequently fail to deliver on their promises? Aligning and hardening your DevOps and test automation—along with streamlining your agile processes—is critical to your project. Michael shares how AutoCAD's shifting testing left enabled improvements within their...
Byron Glick
American Family Insurance
Jithesh Ramachandran
Testing in the Year 2020: The Erosion of Governance, Management, and Excellence
Thursday, October 5, 2017 - 1:30pm to 2:30pm
Competition is driving our business and IT partners to be ever more nimble. And Byron Glick and Jithesh Ramachandran say that the growing agility is eroding the old foundations of testing—test management, project governance, and centers of excellence. An organization pursuing lean startup approaches may reduce or eliminate traditional planning cycles and the related test management and governance. But all is not lost. Understanding why those foundations were effective in their time points to new foundations that will carry us forward into the new world of testing, technology, and...
Jon Hagar
Grand Software Testing
How Do I Get a Cool Job Like Yours? A Career Map for Testers
When people hear about my past jobs, my career, and the many places I "work" (at foreign conferences and even on ski lifts), I often get the question "How do I get your job?" However, when people hear some of the details of my career, their reaction is "Gee, that's a lot of work!" Well, yes, but that does not mean that hard work is not fun. Jon Hagar presents a career map that contains his secrets to getting, keeping, and growing in the fun and exciting career of software testing. These include getting started with learning, seeking challenges, sustaining passion, finding...
Jon Fetrow
Olympus Corporation of the Americas
Use Model-Based Testing to Navigate the Software Forest
Even seemingly simple software systems can be a dense forest of intersecting logical pathways which may leave you wondering if your testing was robust enough. Traditional test cases are flawed since they only execute the pathways the tester considered at the time the test case was written, and they will execute the same way—every time and without variation. Jon Fetrow shows how, using model-based testing, you can create a map of your software forest and answer the question "Did you test enough?" Jon discusses the use of models to catch defects in the requirements and design phase...
Meher Nori
Broadridge Financial Solutions
Get Ready for Cloud Testing
In the past few years, deployment of applications in the cloud has become an industry standard. Meher Nori believes that it is very important for QA/testing organizations to understand the impact the cloud may have on them and prepare accordingly. The impact primarily involves a change in the testing strategy, and two items become very important. (1) Security testing and elasticity/scalability testing—new types of tests which previously were not so important—need to be created and executed once an application is hosted in the cloud. (2) Some traditional tests—availability testing...
Adam Satterfield
KMS Technology
On Becoming a Tester Who Codes
To be a well-rounded and analytical tester, Adam Satterfield says you should learn to code. Learning to code empowers a tester to be more self-reliant and less dependent on someone else to write their test scripts, which can take valuable time from the critical and time-crunched testing process. Learning to code positions a tester for long-term career growth, opens up new professional opportunities, and gives them the perspective to be a better tester with a deeper understanding of what questions to ask and how to approach a meaningful testing plan to gain better insights. However...
Umang Nahata
Testing Enterprise Software Rewrites
Most enterprises have legacy code that needs to be rewritten to keep pace with industry standards, new technologies, and modern infrastructures. The primary purpose of an enterprise software rewrite is to ensure functional compatibility before retiring a legacy system. However, replacing large, complex, bread-and-butter legacy systems is a risky and costly project endeavor, frequently resulting in projects failing, being shelved, or abandoned. Software rewrites face significant challenges due to detailed code requirements, legacy infrastructure, and lack of support. Umang Nahata...
Maaret Pyhäjärvi
F-Secure Oyj
Make Your Team Awesome—Yes, You Can!
The key to creating high-performing teams is psychological safety—the ability to be vulnerable in front of others even when they hold diverse viewpoints, and the opportunity to take risks and trust that everything will be OK. However, creating this safety is easier said than done. Maaret Pyhäjärvi shares her story of working with software development and test teams to enable them to be awesome. She explains how to reinforce the positive while enabling great software product development by empowering others in your team. Maaret explores how to be brave when others are not, and how to care...
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Reception and Summit Kickoff: As a Leader, What Is Keeping You Up at Night?
Kickoff the Testing & Quality Leadership Summit with a reception and some networking.
Glen Hellman
Driven Forward
Intentionality: Leading an Intentional Culture
Friday, October 6, 2017 - 8:30am to 9:30am
As leaders we get the culture we tolerate. What are the steps to create an intentional culture of high performance? The basis of leadership and influencing others depends on understanding that humans make logical decisions illogically. What are the hidden forces that overcome competence, intelligence, and character when choosing our leaders? Learn about the real decision maker of the human mind and how to model this behavior to influence others and create loyal, motivated followers.
Picture This Clothing
WWT1
It's Not All Rainbows & Unicorns (The Picture This Clothing Story)
When Picture This Clothing launched in August of 2016 and instantly went viral, the media made it sound like Jaimee was a "simple mom" who stumbled upon a great idea and struck gold. What they didn't share is the teamwork, the trials-and-error, and the years of work that happened before this viral success. While her current day-to-day is quite literally surrounded with imagination, unicorns, and rainbows, Jaimee delves into the struggle of self-worth, re-designing her life, and how her compass of intention positioned everything that has unfolded as she shares the story of how Picture This...
Stacy Kirk
QualityWorks Consulting Group, LLC
Bold and Fearless Leadership
Friday, October 6, 2017 - 9:30am to 10:45am
Stacy Kirk has always had entrepreneurial dreams but she found that one of the biggest obstacles to growth was fear. Over her 15 years of technical leadership, she found that many of the women that she mentored and led had similar fears that blocked their career and technical growth. Stacy will share her account of how her fears stifled her career and how the realization of one of her deepest fears became her biggest change agent. In this open and honest conversation, she will talk about how she overcame her fears and utilized them to drive both her technical knowledge and business success...
Crucial, Pivotal, and Radical Candor Conversations—Closing the Gap
Let's face it. As leaders, we often struggle to create and nurture the sort of communication and conversation that our organizations and teams need. For many of us it's not a comfort zone or a strength. And frankly, these conversations are often uncomfortable and take a great deal of energy. That being said, today's leaders need to face this shortcoming and become much more skilled and comfortable initiating and executing the sorts of conversations that will engage their teams and deliver value for their customers. In this session Bob Galen will explore the central aspects of having...
Think Tank Discussion Part I, II, III, and Wrap-Up
Friday, October 6, 2017 - 10:45am to 3:45pm
Join your peers in an engaging and highly interactive discussion about the issues that concern you most. Using answers to the question—As a Leader, What Is Keeping You Up at Night?—posed at Thursday's evening reception, participants will form small groups to work on finding solutions to pressing test management issues. Discussions will review identified issues and barriers to change, and focus on innovative strategies and practical next steps. At the end of the think tank discussion, all feedback will be collected and posted online to encourage further collaboration....
Dawn Haynes
PerfTestPlus, Inc.
The Power of Collective Experience
Friday, October 6, 2017 - 10:45am to 12:30pm
Bring your biggest challenges to this session and tap the wisdom of others. In this immersive session, you will tackle some of the most widely mentioned challenges brought to light from the group. Whether it's a software testing conundrum, a project setback, a management blocker, a group or team dysfunction or an interpersonal hurdle, all of these can slow our progress and reduce our effectiveness. And when we hunt for options, we all have blind spots and biases that prevent us from thinking out of the box and finding new and different solutions. Typically the best ideas come from...
Tania Katan
Creative Trespassing
Creative Trespassing: How to Sneak Creativity into Companies, Jobs and Life
Friday, October 6, 2017 - 1:30pm to 2:30pm
Tania Katan knows a little something about sneaking principles from art into the tech space in order to start social media revolution! As the former Brand Evangelist for Axosoft she co-created the internationally viral campaign #ItWasNeverADress and now she has a map for you to use to find your creativity too! She will share uniquely developed exercises for flexing your creative muscles, funny stories from the front-lines of an everyday disruptor and enough empowering quotes and inspirational shouting (GO get 'em, Creative Tiger!) to make your high school soccer coach crack a smile. You...
Panel–Career Superpowers
Let's discuss and define the most important career superpowers for women. Hear what industry professionals, leaders, and idea disruptors think the important career superpowers are for women in 2016 and going forward.
Building your Personal Brand for Success
Building the right personal brand is one of the critical success factors in today's workplace. Organizations develop a brand and image, but not many individuals think about their personal brand and how it can affect their career. As we interact with people, we want to influence them to support our efforts—approving projects, budgets, and funding; supporting our next career move; or recommending us for that promotion or raise we want. As a professional, it is critical to understand how you are being perceived by your "target audience." During this interactive session...
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McKenney's first success, and the first time the Idaho Statesman chronicled his efforts, was in 2008 after he found the unmarked grave of Pvt. James Kern at Morris Hill Cemetery in Boise.
Kern, a bugler with the Union Army's 1st Kentucky Cavalry, spent his last days at the U.S. Veterans Hospital in Boise. He died in 1928, just days after his 84th birthday.
Kern left behind no known relatives. His grave sat unmarked until McKenney took notice. He found Kern's records and did the paperwork required by the Veterans Administration. Not long after that, a truck delivered a box to Morris Hill. Inside was a dark granite stone with Kerns' name on it. The bugler got a belated funeral at Morris Hill on Memorial Day 2008. It included burial rites as prescribed by the 1890 guidelines of the Grand Army of the Republic, the organization for Union veterans.
McKenney, now 70, has a new goal: getting grave markers for eight more soldiers, a group he affectionately calls "The Boise Eight."
Working with Boise's Parks and Recreation Department, which oversees cemeteries, McKenney has submitted the paperwork for the men. He's waiting to hear from the Veterans Administration about whether it will send headstones.
"They're all Union boys," said McKenney. But at this point, he'd be as ardent about getting proper markers for Confederate veterans, he said. "We're all Americans."
Historians estimate that about 1,000 Union and Confederate veterans moved west after the war and settled in Idaho. Most were Union, but McKenney has cataloged between 30 and 40 Confederate graves across the state, from Pocatello to Lemhi and Nez Perce counties in North Idaho.
Of the Boise Eight, seven graves are at the Fort Boise Military Reserve Cemetery in the Boise Foothills. One, that of William H. Mole, is at Pioneer Cemetery on Warm Springs Avenue. McKenney found Mole with the help of a 1904 article in the Idaho Statesman that listed names of Civil War dead buried in local cemeteries, and the cemetery map. Mole's grave site — Section 1, Block 7, Space 8 — is nothing more than a patch of green lawn. Mole lies near a stone etched in Hebrew and an obelisk in memory of Civil War dead erected by a women's auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Mole's biographical notes from the Statesman at the time of his 1904 death are brief. Born in Potsdam, N.Y., he enlisted in the 106th New York Infantry in 1862. He was "mustered out," or released from service, in 1865 after the end of the war. He died in Boise, at his home on Eastman Street, at the age of 74.
A MYSTIQUE REMAINS
McKenney, born in Rochester, Minn., and retired from a career in law enforcement and a job with the Idaho Lottery, comes from a long line of family members who saw military service. His father served in the Pacific in World War II. His great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
"I have all their discharge papers and histories of all the battles they fought," said McKenney.
Both survived their wars, though McKenney's great-great-grandfather, a hunter in his division, accidentally shot his finger off when he was crawling over a split-rail fence. He'd been a shoemaker by trade. The injury ended his career.
McKenney said his drive to get recognition for Civil War graves comes from a "sense of love, a sense of duty to have them recognized as individuals, to have their markers and place in history."
"Allan's has been a long project," said Ken Reeves, division manager at Boise Parks and Recreation. In some cases, McKenney has submitted applications for grave markers that the Veterans Administration did not approve. There's a lot of red tape, he explained. He's confident the Boise Eight will get their headstones. "We're in a waiting pattern," Reeves said.
He agrees that even 150 years after its end, mystique still surrounds the Civil War. That might explain the drive of McKenney and others to preserve its memory.
"It must have been overwhelming that folks were fighting their neighbors the way that they had to," said Reeves. "There was President Lincoln, maybe the greatest leader in history, calling upon folks to fight their brothers. In doing so, he became the most unpopular person in the U.S."
Jeff Packer is the director and chief curator at the Idaho Military Museum, where several Civil War artifacts are on display. Like Reeves, he's not surprised that interest in the Civil War persists — even in Idaho, a place that may seem geographically removed from the conflict.
"When you look at Idaho's history, we became a territory right in the middle of the Civil War," said Packer.
Veterans from both sides came west after the war, many in search of gold.
IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT HEADSTONES
Along with his work in the cemeteries, McKenney is actively recruiting members to join the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. It's a group for direct descendants, like him, of Union veterans. The Sons of Union Veterans grew out of the Grand Army of the Republic after the Grand Army's last member died in 1956 and the once massive organization dissolved.
McKenney dreams of building the local Sons of Union Veterans roster to at least 10 members, enough to have an active camp with regular meetings, scholarship programs and more.
"People tend to think we're a re-enactment group or club. No, we're the granddaddy of those things," said McKenney.
He wants to name the camp for Union Gen. Philip Sheridan. That name has history in Boise. The Grand Army of the Republic's former hall, also named for Sheridan, still stands at 714 W. State St., north of the Idaho Capitol. The University of Idaho has offices there now, though the initials "G.A.R." still mark the building's facade. McKenney hopes that once the Sheridan camp is up and running, the university will let him and his fellow Union descendants hold their first official meeting there.
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DAY 2: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2022
Managing Name, Image, and Likeness in a Social Media Age
Hosted by the Communications Studies Club
Managing Name, Image, and Likeness in a Social Media Age is a panel discussion with experts of varying experiences within the world of athletics. This panel will feature professionals who will discuss how athletic brands and the world of social media are changing for the better. Let's learn more about Name, Image, and Likeness and their effects on college-level athletes and those involved in athletics.
Andraya Carter is a reporter and host for ESPN's coverage of WNBA, college basketball and college football. Originally from Atlanta, Carter got recruited to the University of Tennessee to be a Lady Vol and play for one of the proudest basketball programs in the country. She battled injuries and began to transition her career towards media while in school and joined SEC Network as a freelancer upon graduating. In 2021, Andraya signed a multiyear fulltime contract with ESPN. She enjoys working out, her pets and watching any sort of basketball!
Kat Jones joined the Tennessee Athletics staff in September of 2021 in the newly created position of Director of Name, Image and Likeness. Her position was introduced to manage name, image and likeness (NIL) education, monitoring and support efforts for Tennessee's 20 varsity sport programs and more than 500 student-athletes.
A native of Pensacola, Florida, Jones manages NIL inquiries from internal and external stakeholders and coordinates programming and resources that pair current UT student-athletes with campus and alumni networks and support.
She works closely with the athletics compliance staff to oversee agent registration and monitoring to ensure NCAA, SEC and institutional policy adherence. Before transitioning to Tennessee, Jones spent more than two years as an assistant director of compliance at the University of Central Florida. As UCF was preparing for the introduction of NIL legislation, Jones co-chaired the athletic university's NIL Working Group to coordinate a campus-wide approach and develop an educational plan for student-athletes, coaches and staff.
As part of her more traditional compliance responsibilities at UCF, she served as the department's primary contact for six varsity sports programs, assisted with the agent registration and approval process, served as liaison to the campus financial aid and international services offices and administered National Letter of Intent processing for all sports.
Jones earned her bachelor's degree in Business Administration/Marketing from UCF. She completed her juris doctorate degree from Mississippi College School of Law in 2019.
Celine Mangan, As Senior Account Executive for Altius Sports Partners, Celine oversees client relationships, serves in an advisory capacity in the evolving landscape, and grows stakeholder engagement to clients.
Prior to Altius, Celine was the Director of Advancement and Engagement at Women Leaders in College Sports, working with sport executives and leading all membership touchpoints, stewardship, and experience. She began her career at Western Illinois University in Student-Athlete Development and Academics.
Luke Bibee is a freshman cheerleader at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He is studying management and entrepreneurship at the Haslam College of Business. Luke is a student-athlete, but he's very involved in other campus organizations and has earned many outstanding awards. He is a Knoxville native and graduate of Webb School of Knoxville. As a Premier Athletics Sharks alum, Luke finished at the Cheerleading Worlds in the Top 10 twice, racked up four Summit appearances, appeared in the NCA Winners Circle and was selected as a 2020 and 2021 Varsity Feature Model.
Brittany Williams is the co-owner and co-founder of Bridge Management Group. Bridge Management Group is everything you never knew you needed to navigate the world of NIL as a college athlete and beyond. BMG represents athletes and public figures in a way that guides and teaches about content creation and social media marketing, all while securing contracts and building relationships with local, national and international brands. Bridge is more than business – it's a family.


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NLR Annual Report 2016
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The combined approach concerning persons affected by leprosy and lymphatic filariasis (LF) was implemented as a pilot in Zambezia province in 2015 with financial support of Lepra, and adopted in Niassa and Nampula provinces in 2016. This resulted in support to a total of 100 self-care groups (SCGs), 368 hydrocele operations in the 3 provinces and 137 health workers being trained in leprosy and LF-related matters. The project in Zambezia benefited from an exchange visit with India; an experienced staff member of Lepra India visited the Zambezia project to promote mutual learning and knowledge exchange regarding the combined approach.
The year 2016 counted 335 consultations and ophthalmologic treatments for patients with eye problems. An ophthalmologist was added to the team to assist members of SCGs.
An important element of the combined approach is teaching SCG members how they can support each other in their physiotherapy and exercises. In addition, 8 government staff as well as staff of Disabled People's Organizations (DPOs) were trained by NLR in developing appropriate footwear for persons affected by leprosy or LF. These skills and knowledge were shared by Lepra India and are now applied in Zambezia. As a result of this training, the SCGs received more frequent visits from government physiotherapists and about 293 patients were assisted.
A few 2016 targets for the Zambezia project had to be adjusted due to inflation and subsequent price increases for materials. As a result, it was decided to move up the project's end date from March 2018 to December 2017.
Combating leprosy in Mozambique
NLR facilitated 350 self-care group (SCG) members to become members of the Disabled People's Organization (DPO) ADEMO in Nampula; this is a very practical way to ensure that persons affected by leprosy as well as other persons with disabilities living in remote rural areas become involved in a DPO. For ADEMO it is important to have a good representation of members living in remote areas, while it is also important for those affected by leprosy and LF to share their specific concerns with the DPO. With support from NLR the DPO ADEMO had an opportunity to contribute to the mapping of as yet unknown persons with disabilities; in Zambezia 153 persons were mapped and in Nampula 350 (mainly persons with LF).
Number of new cases detected 564
Proportion of new cases presenting with grade-2 disabilities 36%
Number of new cases detected in the area where we work 276
Number of people receiving leprosy-training 147
Number of people informed/educated (awareness raising) on leprosy 1,000,286
Number of people from communities informed/educated (awareness raising) on general disabilities 192,064
Number of self-care groups supported/formed:
a) Existing groups (formed before 2016) supported in 2016 81
b) New groups formed and supported in 2016 19
Number of persons disabled by leprosy and other diseases trained in self-care 1,361
Number of Disabled Peoples Organizations (DPOs) receiving assistance from NLR 1
Number of people provided with reconstructive surgery 368
Number of people provided with assistive devices (wheelchairs + crutches + sunglasses + protective/ orthopaedic footwear + prostheses) 435
Number of persons with disabilities oriented on their rights 293
Realization: €233,041
Combined project leprosy-LF (with financial support of Lepra)
The combination of support to persons affected by leprosy and those with lymphatic filariasis (LF) has resulted in an increased project impact. Thanks to this approach a larger number of people can be reached. Combining persons with different disabilities, leprosy and LF in self-care groups (SCGs) has created social care for each other and contact between these different groups, which previously did not exist. The project is not only benefiting the 4 districts this project is targeting: through the involvement of the government in this project, the combined approach is also being adopted in the other 18 districts in Zambezia.
Hydroceles
The hydrocele surgeries have a significant impact on the Sexual Reproductive Health & Rights of men affected by lymphatic filariasis (LF). The impact of the 10-minute surgery is proportionate to the level of stigma and discomfort caused by disfigurement. When affected men cannot walk, sit, stand or have sexual intercourse, the condition affects not only their sexual health but it also threatens their family life and livelihoods. Surgery is a simple solution that has the potential to completely reverse health problems and the negative economic and social consequences. However, lack of access to the service remains a major obstacle and has been identified as such by the World Health Organization (WHO).
Story from the field
Bento Manuel from Muiravale, Monapo district is 48 years old, married to Natalia Lauia and has 3 children. Bento suffered from hydrocele and felt ashamed when walking through his village, because people would make fun of him. Before NLR started the project, he appealed to the health services for support, to no avail. He is one of the 30 persons who underwent surgery for hydrocele repair in August. Today he is a happy man: 'I spent many years feeling ashamed, especially around women in the village. There were people who wouldn't speak with me, or who made fun of me. Today I can walk freely, I am beautiful, I go to my farm, I can have sexual relations with my wife without any problems.'
I spent many years feeling ashamed. Today I can walk freely, I am beautiful, I go to my farm, I can have sexual relations with my wife without any problems
Lessons learned in 2016
In Nampula it is impossible to train the surgical technicians in hydrocele repair, because they are too busy performing emergency operations. At the suggestion of general practitioners themselves, it was decided to train general practitioners to perform hydrocelectomies instead. Last year's hydrocelectomies have helped communities understand that hydroceles can be treated and that patients have a right to treatment. Those affected who have not had an operation yet, are now appealing to the government to improve their health status. They are no longer afraid of the operation, because they see the positive results with others.
Regarding our work with the Disabled People's Organization (DPO) ADEMO, we have worked with ADEMO members based in the regional capitals until now. This has helped them to learn more about leprosy and LF and about the problems in the remote areas of the provinces. However, NLR taught us that it is more effective if self-care group (SCG) members themselves can play a role in the DPO and if they can share their own challenges with those in regional capitals. This is why NLR has supported a number of SCG members to register as DPO members.
Plans for 2017
2017 is the last year of the project carried out in Zambezia in partnership with Lepra. An evaluation will take place to benchmark against the target areas' situation at the start of the project. Through monitoring we realize the project has had an important impact on the lives of persons affected by leprosy and LF. SCGs have learned how to manage their disease and/or disability and this helps them and their families to increase their productivity. To ensure sustainability for persons affected, NLR is looking for an NGO in Zambezia province that can support the SCGs in the rural area. NLR and Lepra are planning to apply for funding to ensure financial support for a livelihood project for the SCGs.
Several changes are planned for NLR Mozambique in 2017: a visit from NLR Brazil is planned to provide support to the financial team in Maputo. Furthermore, a program manager who joined in 2016 will stay on during 2017 and a new Country Director will be recruited in 2017.This will strengthen the management and resource mobilization of the team in Maputo and enable the current Country Director to pay full attention to technical aspects of NLR's work in the capacity of Technical Director.
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I've always had this nag about broccoli. It's rare that you see a recipe that uses the whole thing: stalk and all. Most of the time you just use the florets.
This is kind of screwy because: A) Broccoli stalks are mostly stalk. If you just use the florets you're tossing like 60% of the food. B) The stalk is delicious! It has great flavor once you peel it.
Because you use the whole damn stalk, this broccoli breakfast casserole has really deep flavor. It's dotted with charred florets, but also has layers of shredded broccoli. Plus, cheddar cheese because cheddar HEARTS broccoli 4EVER. Or something like that.
Broccoli Breakfast Casserole with not just the florets but also the stalks! I like to add cheddar cheese, garlic, and perfect egg mixture that puffs up!
1) Cut florets off broccoli stalks into tiny florets. Peel broccoli stalks and grate them with a box grater. Also grate red pepper and cheddar cheese.
2) Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly butter your baking dish and set it aside.
3) In a large skillet, melt 1 tablespoon butter. Add broccoli florets and season with salt, pepper, and red pepper flakes. Cook over medium-high heat until florets are charred in spots and are bright green, maybe 3-4 minutes.
4) Remove florets from skillet. Add another tablespoon of butter. Turn heat down to medium and add garlic, shredded broccoli stalk, and shredded red pepper. Season with salt and pepper and cook until veggies soften, 2-3 minutes.
5) Transfer shredded veggies to the baking dish. Cover with half of the cheddar cheese. Top with broccoli florets and rest of the cheddar cheese.
6) Whisk together milk and eggs. Pour mixture over the casserole so it is evenly distributed.
7) Bake casserole for 30 minutes at 350 degrees F. until eggs are puffed and center is set. Let cool briefly and then serve it up!
This is the beast at hand.
I like to start by cutting the florets off into pretty small florets. Then I use a paring knife to peel the hard flesh off the stalk of the broccoli.
Once the stalk is trimmed down to just the tender center part, you can grate it up!
You can also use a veggie peeler to peel the stalk if you have a good one.
You definitely don't want to forget to peel the stalk though. The outer flesh is really tough and not at all delicious in my experience.
Here is my finished deconstructed broccoli situation.
Don't just toss this stuff in the casserole. We can do better.
First, handle the florets. Melt a little butter (or heat olive oil) over medium-high heat. Add the florets and cook them over medium-high heat. Season them with some salt, pepper, and red pepper flakes.
After a few minutes, they will start to get charred in spots. That's what you want!
Remove the florets from the skillet and add more butter or oil if your pan is dry. Then add the shredded stuff and garlic. I also grated a red pepper on the box grater for a little extra color and flavor.
You just want to cook the grated stuff for a few minutes until it softens.
Butter a 2 1/2 quart baking dish (or 8×8 baking dish) and layer in the shredded broccoli and pepper. Then add half the cheddar cheese.
Then pour in your egg mixture (eggs and milk whisked together)!
Sprinkle the whole thing with the charred broccoli pieces and more cheddar and it's ready for the oven!
Bake this whole thing at 350 degrees F. for about 30 minutes and you'll be let with a deep, cheesy casserole.
Bonus use of this casserole that I discovered: Cut it into squares and it makes perfect toddler food for quick breakfasts. I would just chop it up and pop it in the microwave for 10 seconds and our baby would love it!
It's good for adults too obviously!
Made this recipe this morning for my parents who are visiting and everyone loved it!
Any tips for freezing this one?


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Home TV Shows News	Sonic the Hedgehog Animated Series, 'Sonic Prime,' Coming to Netflix
Sonic the Hedgehog Animated Series, 'Sonic Prime,' Coming to Netflix
The new 24-episode animated adventure from Sega and WildBrain will premiere worldwide in 2022
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Netflix, SEGA of America, Inc. ("SEGA"), and WildBrain have announced a new animated Sonic the Hedgehog series, "Sonic Prime," set to premiere worldwide in 2022.
The 24-episode animated adventure for kids, families, and long-time fans draws upon the keystones of the brand and features the "Blue Blur" of video game fame in a high-octane adventure where the fate of a strange new multiverse rests in his gloved hands. Sonic's adventure is about more than a race to save the universe, it's a journey of self-discovery and redemption.
Building on the momentum generated for Sonic in 2020 – and as the brand celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2021 – Sonic Prime aims to captivate the imaginations of audiences ages six to 11, as well as legacy Sonic fans of all ages, and will match the scale and scope of the epic adventures synonymous with the Sonic franchise. In 2020, the theatrical feature Sonic the Hedgehog, took the number one spot worldwide on opening weekend and remained on top globally for weeks while breaking domestic box office records. Producers SEGA Sammy and Paramount Pictures have announced a sequel to the feature is in development.
The series will be animated at WildBrain's Vancouver studio, and SEGA and WildBrain will jointly participate across production, distribution, and licensing. Man of Action Entertainment, creators of Ben 10, and the characters and team in the Academy Award-winning feature Big Hero 6, have been brought on as showrunners and Executive Producers for the series.
Dominique Bazay, Director of Original Animation, Netflix: "Sonic is a beloved character and holds a special place in everyone's heart including my own. I spent many hours with the blue blur as a kid and it's a privilege to be able to bring this character everyone knows and loves on a brand new adventure with Netflix -- one that a generation of loyal fans and brand new fans around the world can enjoy."
Ivo Gerscovich, Chief Brand Officer at SEGA: "Sonic the Hedgehog is a global entertainment icon that has captivated audiences since its video game debut in 1991. With over 1.14 billion game units sold and downloaded to date, an exciting feature film, a robust licensing program, and more, SEGA's iconic hedgehog continues to surprise and delight audiences worldwide. We're thrilled to partner with WildBrain, Man of Action Entertainment, and Netflix to speed into this new, animated chapter in the Sonic franchise."
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A penny for your thoughts. How do you like Jon Lord's new album?
A few people already offered their thoughts on To Notice Such Things.
Thank you for another wonderful album. Love it so much but just can't stop playing the instrumental version of 'Evening Song'. Another triumph.
Lovely stuff – you've managed to write one of those timeless English tunes in the second movement! And the string writing is wonderful. Looking forward to Liverpool tremendously.
My copy arrived this morning and hasn't been out of the player since – gorgeous gorgeous music, so lyrical so sad so uplifting such sweeping themes – surely Notice is a worthy collection of works to complement Durham & Boom & Disguises and to confirm Mr Lord among the finest of English classical composers – ever? Thank you again Jon for the music.
I'm not surprised it's selling well, what an absolute delight – just like Heaven here on Earth! Thank you Jon.
Fab Album, Jon at his best again, looking forward to Liverpool concert, what a mystro!
I LOVE this album. I'm inclined to say that this is now my favourite Jon Lord CD.
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It's really a wonderful album. When you read the idea that's behind the album, you can see Sir Mortimer do his Stick Dance. For now, my favorite, but I still need to listen to the last two track of the cd.
It arrived yesterday after my preorder on Amazon.
Hopefully I will be able to hear this live someday. Please take it to Holland.
I absolutely love all your work, I need the cd or download. Do you know when it will be released in the USA. HUGE fan for 38 Years.
I got my preordered copy yesterday (stupid snail mail!) and when the first few notes filled my livingroom it was like floating away into a lovely and colourful landscape of imagination.
This is again – like Durham Concerto – an album that works like an impressionistic painting. At first sight you get a picture, but whenever you return to it, you discover more and more lovely details.
To be honest, I discovered but one drawback so far: The moment of returning from my dream-journey with the end of the album tends to come much too soon…;-).
Thank you Jon for another inspiration!
Dear Jon, listening to To Notice Such Things i remember this. Back in 1969/1970 the Concerto played a role in a dispute with my father pro and con "popmusic made by people with long hair". He had to admit it sounded "classical, but these boys still had too long hair". A year later I played In Rock (very loud). My father shouted upstairs: "put down that noise, what is that?" I answered it was the same group who played the Concerto. I: "Listen to that Hammond-organ, a classical instrument in a popsetting!". It didn't convince my father. During a holiday that year my grandmother, my uncle (4 years older than me and sadly passed away a few years back in a traffic accident) and I went to church. The organist was playing "slow heavy notes" before services began. My uncle, also a fan of In Rock, whispered to me: "Jon Lord on the organ". My grandmother didn't understand why we had a fit of giggles during the services everytime the organist began to play. Behave yourself! For me Deep Purple formed a link to "classical". So thank you Jon for opening this Window. Thank you for all the beautiful compositions within and outside Deep Purple until today. Last year i attended a concert of Deep Purple. I hope to see you sometime in concert in Holland with your own "rapture of the Deep!".


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After a bait where I eventually accused the lad of sending me fake documents and wanted to know what he was going to do to explain himself, he went quiet and I assumed I'd been dropped. However this landed in my inbox today after a 10 day silence.
I would love to work with you then we share money, if only you can get a client,then I will work him when he pay then we share 50/50.
Do get in touch if interested.
Has this happened to anybody before? I'm thinking of setting up a new baiter persona to bait him again, but if anyone fancies playing the victim I'd be happy to introduce you to "Dr Collins"
That name rings a bell.... is he related to the Santa family?
Fifty percent is far too much. Tell him your conscience only allows you to accept thirty. Then when he agrees have a re-think and barter him slowly back upwards.


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The Royals win on back-to-back days, take series opener at Yankee Stadium.


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Various 10 mile, 25 mile, 50 mile and 100 mile Time Trials throughout the racing season.
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Naieem Kearney of Martinsburg runs 77 yards for a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage as the Bulldogs defeated Musselman to extend their win streak to 57 games.
Journal photo by Rick Kozlowski
No. 3: Martinsburg's winning streak ends at 57
By Rick Kozlowski rkozlowski@journal-news.net
Martinsburg went into the 20202 football season, one delayed by a week the governor, with four straight undefeated Class AAA state championships, the nation's 18-best all-time winning streak of 56 games and a new head coach.
A state record for consecutive wins, the Bulldogs extended their winning streak to 57 in their first game as they delivered Musselman's only defeat of the season. However, a week later, the Bulldogs scored only 20 points -- their fewest in six seasons -- and fell 22-20 to Spring Valley.
It was the first time in six meetings -- the others in three straight state finals and two other playoff games -- that Spring Valley downed Martinsburg.
It was the talk of week around the state, given the Bulldogs' dominance in the last decade. Martinsburg won eight titles in 10 years under the state's all-time winningest coach David Walker, who moved on to become the head coach of Concord.
The next week, and for the rest of the season when the Bulldogs were able to play, Martinsburg returned to what's been normalcy and dominated their final four opponents by a combined score of 278-28 as first-year coach Britt Sherman made some adjustments to a fairly young lineup.
The Bulldogs, torn up on the ground defensively in its first two games, allowed just a total of nine yards rushing in those final four games.
Martinsburg won its first playoff game 62-0 over George Washington but was unable to continue its season as Berkeley County fell into the non-playing orange color on the state's COVID-19 map.
The Bulldogs' season ended with no chance on the field to defend their state titles. Martinsburg was looking to be the first team in state history in any class to win five in a row.
Anthony Smith repeated as an all-state defensive back for Martinsburg and was named the Carl Lee Award winner by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association as the top DB in the state.


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In the previous section, I briefly discussed the relationship between spaces. The spacial relationship of areas and rooms within a building is paramount to a buildings functionality, aesthetic qualities, cost, buildability and general comfort and therefore should be rigorously worked on in conjunction with the client and their desires. The ultimate goal is to create the barebones of a bubble diagram, whereby the spacial relationships between various areas and the required circulation routes between said areas are clearly defined, therefore allowing the designer to initiate the production of schematic layouts. This is the single most important transition in any construction project, as it defines every single part of the building when finalised, meritting the allocation of ones time and effort.
STEP 1: The First Step is to ascertain a full schedule of accommodation. This will require you to interface with your clients at an early stage to discuss the buildings use as well as any special requirements the client may have. You will then begin to compile a complete schedule accommodation with the client which is dependent on the buildings use and the clients wishes. You must be informative at this stage of the process, explaining all positives and negatives which their desires may create, as well as discuss technical difficulties which may be faced due to site constrictions, local authorities requirements, building regulations, CDM regulations, cost escalation etc. To be informative, honest and proactive with the client at this stage will help to avoid any possible conflicts during construction, as the client understands the constraints in which the proposed project may be bound. It also helps to build and honest and approachable relationship between you and the client, as they see you are a straight forward, factual and professional individual. The below image depicts a complete schedule of accommodation for one of my early projects, which also informs of the minimum requirements for each spaces individually allocated floor areas, which are both dependent on building regulations, metric handbook guidelines as well as the clients wishes.
STEP 2: The second step is to compile the information gathered from interfacing with the client as well as cross checking building regulations into a visual diagram whereby the relationships between the various spaces are clearly depicted. This is primarily to aid the designer in their bubble diagram creation as the designer can visually see the relationships which were previously ascertained with the client, which makes the whole design process more fluid and conflict free. The simplest form of diagram which illustrates the spacial relationships of the proposed building is a Proximity Matrix, whereby a series of icons have preset meanings, therefore allowing for the easy comprehension of the required spacial relationships. The Proximity Matrix should always be shown to the client before further design work is carried out. This is quite simply a means of achieving some final clarification of the clients desired spacial relationships, and will reduce the possibility for conflict at a later stage. Below is an example of a Proximity Matrix, whereby the clients desires as well as regulation allowable spacial relationships are depicted in a concise manner.
STEP 3: Once the proximity Matrix is generated, you should be able to quickly and easily develop numerous possible bubble diagrams to illustrate the relationship of the various spaces within the building. Typically, I find it good practice to colour code the various spaces, so that I can then use area and volumetric diagrams of the same colour schemes to initiate the conceptual design stage by moving and stacking the individual spaces to coincide with the clients desired bubble diagram layout. Below is an example of a Bubble Diagram which has colours assigned to the various spaces, as well as shows circulation and connections between the various rooms. The below Bubble Diagram adheres to the constraints defined by the above proximity matrix.


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In addition to having extremely wide tires in the front & rear, you also reduce the rotating mass of your wheel & tire combination. These new 18x10.5 wheels weigh around 22.5lbs. This is a much lighter wheel than using a 19" or 20" wheel.
Not only are these light, they are also very strong and of great quality. This unique wheel also features excellent caliper spoke clearance. These new wheels are also more affordable than 3-piece wheels enabling you to have options for: track only rear drag tire/wheels only, extra full set of slicks or street tires, staggered 18x9.5 +45mm fronts & 18x10.5 +47mm rears and to have full-size spares and/or backup wheels at the track if you damage one.
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Rear fitments for rear of 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Ford Mustangs, Mustang GT's, Boss 302's, GT500's, etc.
May fit on the rear of 1992-2002 Mazda RX7 FD3S (3rd Generation) and allow a 295/30/18 tire with aftermarket trailing arms.
Photos of the second Boss 302 are of a different width and offset of the same Matte Black PF01 wheel style.
"ULTRA LIGHT-WEIGHT DESIGN - Utilizing Enkei's MAT flow-forming technology, the PF01 is designed to be an ultra lightweight wheel. The PF01 is engineered to take Enkei's light-weight racing wheel line to the next level. PF01's split five-spoke design represents its lightness and sporty feel. The subtle edge on the sides of the spokes adds a unique dimensional accent to its design."
"ROULETTE PATTERN - Enkei's unique roulette pattern is grooved on the rim to reduce the slippage ratio between tire and rim. The roulette-pattern maintains the best condition of the wheel and tire assembly, thus achieving the highest performance during extreme acceleration and deceleration. The roulette pattern is also used for McLaren Mercedes Formula One racing wheels."
"Spec-E Inspected - All Enkei wheels are engineered to pass rigorous testing. In fact, Enkei established its own test standard called "Spec-E," which is tougher than JWL requirements. Enkei's Spec-E test setting requires a higher drop point in the impact test and 20% more cycles for the rotary bending fatigue and dynamic radial fatigue tests than JWL standards.The Spec-E represents Enkei's confidence in its technology and quality of Enkei wheels."
"MAT Process - Enkei developed a new manufacturing process to produce the next aluminum wheel generation. The Most Advanced Technology (M.A.T) combines one-piece cast wheel technology with a rim forming technology called spinning process. Using this new technology of casting and rim forming by M.A.T process, is critical to improve drastically the material property and strength of the wheels. Rim-Rolled technology shapes the rim to improve material elongation without sacrificing the wheels hardness."


Coming up with good titles for paintings is quite hard. Sometimes I do feel like "Untitled" is truthfully the most appropriate option, and yet more often it feels like a bit of a cop out. Sometimes a painting is untitled for quite a while before an inspired caption floats into mind, lurking around the corners of the studio like a baby that can't leave the hospital until it been given its proper name. A good title should be clever but not pretentious, allusive but not overly obscure, and it should point the viewer in the right direction without being too didactic. In an ideal world, of course. Anyway, one of the main functions of this blog, I hope, will be to track the progress of all the various paintings I'm currently working on. They may take 6 months or a year, or, god help me, longer to finish, but this way I can both be in the studio, and out of it, sharing the work without feeling the pressure to have things already finished already. I don't tend to paint well under time pressure, but more on that later.
It is reasonably far along, and, dare I say it? I'm enjoying myself. Incidentally, I used my husband Dave's hands as models for this, as he has such lovely ones. My own paws are tiny, and not nearly as elegant.
Anyway, the other day its title came to me: "Indirection." I had been marinating several other options for a while, among which the most likely contenders were "Compass," "Pinwheel," and "Four Winds," but they never really seemed quite . . . quite. I like "Indirection" for several reasons, the first being it's one word. Short, simple, and seemingly to the point (pun . . . intended?) but with some nice potential complications.
A picture of hands pointing the four cardinal directions seems to be a fairly straightforward and direct image, and yet indirection means the opposite: lack of straightforwardness, lack of direction. Saying one thing, meaning another. Pointing to one thing, yet indicating something else. Appearing one way, being yet another. An antonym . . . of sorts.
But I like another potential reading of indirection: as a direction inwards. A journey not to the four corners of the map, but to the center. A direction that is in my experience generally meandering. Complicated time and again with detours and setbacks. In fact, I'm beginning to think it can only be achieved indirectly: if you aim yourself too squarely at the goal, you will be deflected. The path to the center is a spiraling one.
I think of this painting as a place where these two meanings of indirection can come together. The hands point decisively north, south, east, west, and yet the title suggests that this is a kind of dissimulation, to misdirect you outwards when in fact, the real destination is inside yourself. And that will always be an indirect and subtle voyage.


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Liquid ceramic – consisting of quartz, kaolin and china clay is poured into a mould under high pressure. The sink is then dried, and imperfections worked by hand with sponges. The sink is then glazed, then passes through the kiln for 20 hours which at its hottest reaches 1200 degrees Celsius. The sinks are then quality checked and grinded. At every stage, each sink is subjected to stringent checks performed by experienced experts to make it wonderful for you.
A daily clean with a soft damp cloth and normal washing-up liquid is all it takes to keep your ceramic sink looking like new. Avoid abrasive liquids or powders, drain cleaner or cleaners for steel and tap fittings.
Ceramic sinks combine beautifully with a variety of work surfaces such as wood, glass and granite. It's no wonder they have been a popular choice for years; making a perfect choice for modern, hardworking kitchens. It's a durable choice that stands up to heat, staining and impact with ease; so there's much more to ceramic than silky smooth good looks.
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This tutorial will ensure that the beginning of your journey will be a smooth one. It provides information that will help you find your way when you get lost, as well as tips that will offer guidance and advice as you march on towards greatness. It is not an exhaustive guide, however; it neither can nor wants to unveil every secret of Azeroth to you. That glorious task is left up to you as you explore the world yourself. Think of this guide as a touchstone for your early adventures: enough to get started, but too little to spoil any of the awesome surprises that await you in Azeroth.
I used Zygor for legion and BFA, used AA on an alt for BFA. Personally i like Zygors format more. I like being able to target things like achievements. I used Zygor to get my Mindworm and my Lucid Nightmare as well as finish the Rep grinds for the allied races. I have zero complaints. My experience was great. I also used Zygor for some professions, recipe acquisition, a couple mounts, all of the Suramar quest line. Thank God for that. And for the last zone of Draenor on my Demon Hunter.. i forget the name.. Whatever the big daily hub thing was called.
I have played World of Warcraft and blizzard games alike since I was 10 years old, it all started back in Diablo, StarCraft and Warcraft days. I love all Blizzard releases and would be honored to be a part of the closed beta for the Classic release and will definitely be turning in my free time for World of Warcraft more as I am suuper stoked to play! FOR THE HORDE!
First things first, it's worth noting that the World of Warcraft Classic beta is already underway. It kicked off on May 15, and since, players have been busy exploring the original realm just the way it was before the many expansion packs released. If you're looking to get into the action, however, you'll need to ensure you've opted-in to participating in the beta.
Other methods have been discussed. For example, mods could be crippled. DBM didn't exist back then, and the other boss that did that I don't remember the name of, didn't do as much back then as DBM does now. If our goal is to recreate the experience as it was, then obviously not having DBM would be a reasonable way to accomplish that. DBM simply existing, makes the game today easier than it was. So disallow it. Again, this is completely consistent with the spirit of vanilla. Remember one-button-decursing? That was nerfed. They crippled the capabilities of the modding API to disallow that because it made the game too easy. So what if they cripple it a little bit more to once again make the game less easy?
Our old friend Quest Helper isn't updated for the client, but there's !Questie and MonkeyQuest to help you track available quests and their objectives. The biggest challenge to leveling up in the beta is searching for where the quest objectives are, so if you're looking to hit the level 30 cap fast — or just the level 5 cap in today's stress test — you'll need one of these.
Zygor's Leveling Guide for The Elder Scrolls Online (PC Version) is an in-game, software based, strategy guide that will show you the quickest way to level your characters from 1-50. You can view and use the guide directly inside the game without having to print out anything or view the guide in a browser. This also means that our guides are dynamic and can track your progress in realtime.
Like with addons in the current game, you just need to drop any of these addons into the addons folder — find it under /Interface/AddOns/ in the Classic beta folder, which is in your World of Warcraft folder by default. Then once you log on to the game, you'll want to make sure that the addons are enabled via the menu option on the character screen.
The most important thing you should note is that there are no official beta keys. Blizzard opens the gates to their betas by granting access to your account — not sending you a beta key. If you're in the beta, you'll be able to download and play the WoW Classic client from your Battle.net launcher. If not, you aren't in the beta. It's easy to be tricked into thinking you'll get a beta key from an email that looks like it's from an official Blizzard address, but don't believe their lies — they're all fake.
I consider myself a purist in that I would prefer classic to be released as close as possible to the original. Where that is on the spectrum of patch content will be up to blizz. I'm also not vane enough to believe that any single state of the game is the "Ideal" location we should be aiming for. There is common ground that we can agree on, and I would welcome more than a few changes as long as they are made in the spirit of keeping classic on the vanilla rails.
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Water Street Revival Looms with Three More Restaurants En Route
Retail, apartments, and more dining and drinking
by Bradley Martin Sep 27, 2018, 1:00pm PDT
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37 Water Street Henderson
One of the busiest revivals in the region is taking place on the southern end of Henderson's Water Street and paperwork has been filed for two major projects that will add housing, retail, and three new restaurants.
Overseen by the same operators, the changes will overhaul the empty lot at 31 Water Street and the long-shuttered Henderson Town House Motor Lodge next door.
The current plan is to add retail and businesses to the motel space and build a second-floor restaurant and bar above the barbershop and former tavern on the ground floor.
On the parking lot footprint, a six-story building will be constructed, with 32 apartments and two more restaurants. The early proposal calls for one of the tenants to operate a "hot dog" concept.
The two sites are opposite the proposed UNLV Runnin' Rebels-inspired Hardway 8 bar, a short distance from the substantial makeover at the Gold Mine Tavern, close to the soon-to-debut Juan's Flaming Fajitas & Cantina and a quarter of a mile from the announced Flavor Flav's & Vinnys Chicken & Pizza.
An estimated timetable for the two new developments has not been revealed.
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At the end of the first workout, I had to leave the erg room to take a delivery. I brilliantly managed to do this during the four minutes rest period, but when I came back, the PM5 had lost connection to my heart rate belt, so I had to reconnect and start a new workout.
Of course, also the cooling down part was a separate workout. So a full session ended up as 4 pieces uploaded to rowsandall.com, synced to Strava, SportTracks, etc.
To make matters worse for coaches who want to compare the same workout between athletes, they find that the same workout can be broken into pieces in different way, which makes it hard to compare.
So, it was time to finally implement something that has been ready for deployment for a long time. Just as "split" helps you to break workouts into pieces for easier comparison, "glue" helps you to glue together the broken pieces of a session into one single workout.
Also, looking at the workouts list, I can now see the new workout (called "Monday Workout") as well as the separate pieces. It is up to you, the user, to decide whether you want to remove some of them, as they are duplicates.
For gluing together the workouts, I use their exact position in space-time. That means, that if you have a few minutes (or hours) that go unrecorded between the pieces, you will see that in the combined workout.
Some apps do not export the absolute time, so the workout time on rowsandall.com is a guess (usually the time of upload). Make sure you correct them before you start gluing.
The glue function works in chronological order, taking the earliest workout first, then attaching the next one. If there is overlap between the workouts, it will keep the data from the earliest workout. There may be situations where you don't want that. In that case, use Split functionality first to remove the uninteresting parts.
These are advanced operations. I do recommend to make sure that your team uses the same setup on the PM and in the boat to record pieces, and I am personally a big fan of just using "Just Row" mode, then edit the intervals after the fact, but I do think that this functionality helps you split and combine the data exactly like you want.