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Amanda Palmer Writes A Poem, And The Internet Explodes
In what is apparently the Making It All About You Department, the not-always-social-media-savvy Amanda Palmer has written a poem titled "A Poem For Dzhokhar" on her blog over the weekend. Although the work does venture into what Suspect #2 (and his brother, Suspect #1, aka the Tsarnaev Brothers of last week's horrific Boston marathon bombings) might be thinking, the references to iPhone battery life, Vietnamese soft rolls, and the Oh-my-Godiest line of all: "you don't know how to tell the girl in the chair next to you that you've been peeking at her dissertation draft and there's a grammatical typo in the actual file name" indicates that this poem is more about Amanda calling attention to Amanda. (We'll let the crime of all lower-casing rest for now.)
So, the Internets noticed. Spin called it "a new low" (and paired it with an engineered-to-scare photo of Amanda enjoying a ball pit more maniacally than she might have intended), Gawker called it "the worst poem ever written," and one blogger wrote biting parodies. And, predictably, the greatest handwringing on the Internets was of the "Neil Gaiman has to stay married to her?" variety.
It's really not, to be fair, the worst poem ever written — it has all the hallmarks of being quickly dashed off, in an attempt to enter the dialogue in a way that's clearly marked with her own voice and her own worldview. She has adoring fans, to be sure, and when you raise over a million dollars on Kickstarter and create a fantastic album in response, it maybe makes you feel like you can do no wrong, even after last year's Unpaidmusiciangate — a pretty definitive indication that the Internets will not always love you.
Here's the problem — we're all watching from a distance right now as the FBI, CIA, and whoever else is questioning Dzhokhar right now trying to get into his head. We're pretty sure that he wasn't bleeding to death hiding in a boat thinking about Vietnamese soft rolls, and if he was, we're not concerned about that. We want to know more important things, like why did they try to kill people, was he and his brother working with other terrorists to kill people, and are there plans to kill anymore people, including any additional bombs hidden in Boston. Right now, getting into the mind of the bomber isn't a journey to the land of aesthetic ennui and artists-who-made-it problems for those of us who feel compelled together. We want to see the blueprint imprinted in that mind — namely, a plan to hurt and kill innocents, a plan that worked, a plan that took an eight-year-old boy and two young women from the world. We collectively want to know the extent of the plan so we can begin to heal and fight the fear and bewilderment that terrorism means. There's a time and place for navel-gazing art. The galvanic response to Amanda's thoughts on Amanda as filtered through Dzhokhar is the audience saying that this is not quite the time and place.
(Update: The title was arbitrary, and it only took her nine minutes to write the poem. We suspected as much.)
Awesomeness, Morning Talk Shows, Politics, Sports, Trenchant Social Commentary, TV
In the Wake of Awfulness, Patton Oswalt Emerges
Yesterday's Boston Marathon tragedy — which has all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack — was possibly the most awful and unwelcome surprise of its kind since 9/11. The revelations came in dire waves — first news of explosions, then injuries, then really gruesome injuries, possible fatalities (which eventually did manifest), and then the lingering question of "Who did this?" while TV media played footage of the initial blast over and over. People responded admirably for the most part with their computers — Google set up a person finder, Mr. Rogers' advice to "look for the helpers" popped up on Facebook, Twitter took on its usual real-time disaster resource role, and love and concern for Boston made its way around.
But it was comedian Patton Oswalt who emerged as the Mr. Rogers-like voice of reason in response to this tragic event. ABC News' blog summarizes what happened, and even Fox & Friends host Gretchen Carlson mentioned it this morning (along with the Mr. Rogers bon mots). It's a weird day in America when the genius who skewered "The Christmas Shoes" and who famously called KFC's Famous Bowl "a failure pile in a sadness bowl" can be lauded by F&F as healing 'Merica.
'Merica, Actual Celebrities, Music, Politics
Oh, Rappers: Jay-Z and LL Cool J Go Where They Perhaps Shouldn't
Is rap controversial again? Two developments of note this week.
First, LL Cool J and Brad Paisley have teamed up for six minutes of awfulness called "Accidental Racist," in which Paisley displays a sketchy grasp on semiotics (in his world, Confederate flag signifies Skynyrd fan) and LL Cool J fuels the dumbness fire by referencing said flag and rhyming it with doo-rag. It's essentially a 2013 remake of "Ebony and Ivory" crossed with a Saturday Night Live parody that refuses to end.
And now, Jay-Z (as Vibe Reports) has released "Open Letter," referencing his recent jaunt to Cuba and his White House security clearance.
We're all for rappers jumping into the political dialogue, but solving racism in America and the Cuban trade embargo? Be sure to check back and let us know how that's going, fellas.
'Merica, Food, Politics, Trenchant Social Commentary
A National Dialogue on the Wolf Whistle: Gawker Mansplains It For Men
President Obama's recent misstep in calling California Attorney General (and possible future Presidential candidate) Kamala Harris "the best-looking attorney general in the U.S." sparked an interesting conversation on why such complements might not be welcome. Gawker's pointedly-titled "Mansplainer" takes on why this isn't acceptable with a hilarious allegory involving cheeseburgers. (Ostensibly, something red-blooded American males can understand.)
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Liking the Art But Not What the Artist Did: Stereogum Reconciles Liking Chris Brown and Surfer Blood
There's an interesting debate that Stereogum opened up on its site today — at face value, and based on the splashy photo, it looks like it's going to be another "Chris Brown is bad" article, but it also brings up the domestic violence charges to which that Surfer Blood singer John Paul Pitts plead no contest — and the interesting question of when do we or do we not stick up for our favorite musicians and artists, even when they do loathsome things. Of course, the degree to which Chris Brown is awful, highlighted by one of The Onion's finest moments in recent memory, overshadows what limited pop appeal he has, whereas the implication of the Stereogum article is while Pitts' episode isn't as egregious as Brown's dubious rap sheet and accompanying bad-boy antics, Surfer Blood's level of indie success is relatively low-watt.
(Where it gets interesting and gets to be a really tense, telling debate is where it got with Michael Jackson. First, he was an extremely rare artist in that he had extraordinary commercial and artistic success, crossing over globally like no one since the Beatles — or, perhaps, even more so, who was then accused of unspeakable crimes and succumbed to increasing aberrant behavior, and then died dramatically, creating a pandemic of mourning — and, as I'll never forget, the first time I'd ever seen a single event wash over my Twitter feed into The Only Thing Everyone Was Talking About in a matter of minutes. Nothing had hit home before or since as to how connected music makes us and how technology allows us to do that, cutting across geography and caste and culture, in the moment.)
Also, Stereogum brings this up because the first glimpse of Surfer Blood's new album, a catchy, off-kilter pop song with screaming and one-note piano worked into the hooky chorus, called "Weird Shapes," just got released a few weeks ago. Stereogum calls it "Weezerly." Even if it is, please, please never use that as an adjective in any scenario. The debate it opens up is perhaps too important to neglect or dismiss — even though the converge of Chris Brown and Surfer Blood news might be a slightly forced landscape in which to start it.
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Michelle Obama vs. John Boehner, As Seen By Gawker
Oh, if it were only so. The typically-awesome Gawker found a GIFed moment from the Inaugural Dinner in which First Lady Michelle Obama gives a major dismissive eyeroll to House Speaker John Boehner. Or, as the kids call it, "throwing shade."
The new hypothesis emerging today is slightly less fun — that it was a response to Boehner apparently joking with the Still-President about his on-again/off-again smoking and how the little lady won't let him smoke anymore. ("Wives! They put the kibosh on fun! Amirite?")
While a wholly plausible hypothesis, it's much more fun to imagine the shade-throwing is more a function of the First Lady being generally dismissive of Boehner rather than specifically dismissive. (Though an eyeroll for his spray-tanned complexion would be warranted as well.)
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Q: Solving $q = \sin\left(\frac{a}{2}\right)*\cos(B_x)$ for $B_x$ I'm a bit rusty and am having trouble using Trig Identities to solve for $B_x$. Can someone show me how to do this?

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My main hang ups are when to apply $\arccos$ or when to use $\csc()$ or when to use the trig identity for $\sin(x)\cos(y)$.

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designday » Pop » Eran James - Ten Songs About Love
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Eran James 2007
Songs have been written about every topic imaginable, but the best ones - from swooning '50s ballads to contemporary club bangers - have been penned about the ups and downs of being in love. We are counting down the top 50 Hot 100 hits with a form of the word "love" in the title. The romantic tunes cover all seven decades of the Hot 100's history, ranging from 1958's "To Know Him Is to Love Him" by the Teddy Bears to 2011's "We Found Love" by Rihanna. McCartney wrote "My Love" about one of the members of his post-Beatles band, Wings. The inspiration for the sentimental ballad was Scarsdale, . born Linda Louise Eastman, a professional photographer before she married McCartney on March 12, 1969. 11. "Bleeding Love" - Leona Lewis Hot 100 Peak: No. 1 for four weeks (2008).
Required Listening: The Best Love Songs of 2018. And on the seventh day, God blessed us with Frank Ocean. Design by Morgan McMullen. We take our love songs very seriously, and if the past year is any indication of the bullshit we'll continue to encounter in 2019, we're going to need them. Miley Cyrus is back and taking a very different route from her 2017 album, Younger Now. The singer decided to close 2018 with the release of her new pop single, "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart," co-written with Mark Ronson. While the overall theme explores heartbreak generally ("We got all night to fall in love, But just like that we fall apart"), the music video specifically alludes to the heartbreaking reality of gun violence in America. "This world can hurt you, It cuts you deep and leaves a scar. ) Watch her perform the song on SNL here.
Love songs can come in different forms, it can be a song talking about heartbreak, falling in love or quitting a relationship, they are all talking about love, hence we can refer to them as love songs. Love songs are not a contemporary thing, they have been around for centuries. But they seem never dying and they can come in different music genres such as R&B, Jazz, Hip-hop, Reggae etc, all you need to do is listen to the lyrics to figure out what they are talking about.
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Love is the eponymous debut album by the Los Angeles-based rock band Love, and was released in March 1966 on Elektra Records. Arthur Lee, who was originally from Memphis, Tennessee, but had lived in Los Angeles since he was five, had been recording since 1963 with his bands, the LAG's and Lee's American Four. He had written and also produced the single "My Diary" for Rosa Lee Brooks in 1964 which featured Jimi Hendrix on guitar.
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About Ten Love Songs. The album title seems self-explanatory, due to the number of tracks, but the subject matter is more dementing, detailing a twisted romance. Susanne said this of the album's theme: To me, love isn't always what it seems. When I first started to work on the album, I wanted to make an album about violence, and then, as I was writing the songs, there were violent aspects, but they were usually about love or relationships, how you connect with other people. And in the end, that turned out to be 10 love songs. Ten Love Songs Q&A.
Our guide to the best love songs of all time. Get in the mood for romance with these songs about love. Are you looking for the best love songs to soundtrack you own fairy tale romance? Every good Tinder or OkCupid story needs the appopriate tunes to go with it. Sure, a slew of modern classics (such as just about every Taylor Swift song) certainly do an enviable job, but believe it or not, people have been writing romantic paeans since long before the age of dating apps. Make no mistake-we not only surveyed the present day, but dug painstakingly through the archives to uncover the best love songs ever written. You'll find timeless ballads (.
I love, love, love, the way this song makes me feel. I've never had my heart broken because of love before " Top 10 Taylor Swift Love Songs Top 10 R&B Love Songs Top 10 Songs that Will Make You to Love the Artists.
Songs About Love contains 38 pop tracks on two discs. The set includes the original hit versions of "True" (Spandau Ballet), "I'm Not in Love" (10cc), "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" (Barry White), and "Your Song" by Elton John. Modern ballads from Lady Gaga, Black Eyed Peas, Timbaland, and Rihanna make this pleasant sampler from Universal International just right for any romantic evening.
1 Prelude: Halo
2 Touched By Love
3 The Other Side Of Love
4 You Know When It Feels Right
5 Heavy Heart
6 Something Beautiful
7 I Still Do
8 We Can
9 We Both Know
10 Won't Even Try
11 Ten Songs About Love
12 Epilogue: The World At Your Feet
Distributed By – Universal Music Australia
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Or should I start with January?
The initial month of my year-long challenge has been overall a very successful one, and a huge learning experience for me. I committed to (along with what seemed like half of the population) taking part in Dry January, along with maintaining a consistent health & fitness routine DESPITE how busy I am. No Excuses.
So the first crazy thing that happened to me was New Year's Eve… my son was with his dad, I had at least 4 invitations to various celebrations. But do you know what I did? I went to bed at 9pm!
If I'm honest I was just so ready for some normality in my life that I looked forward to the smug feeling on 1st January, hangover free!
I have never attempted to give up alcohol before so I was unsure of how I would respond to the challenge!
I have never made this a secret and pretended to be some 'holier than holy' Personal Trainer.
Who am I? Maxine is a girl that struggles like the rest of us, she has always struggled with her weight, loves food, is partial to a drink or 5 and naturally not athletic in the slightest.
I would choose the sofa over the gym any day.
But I can't do that. Because although at the time I think this unhealthy way of life makes me happy, in the long run it doesn't. It's just all I have ever known.
I have learned to control my natural urges, but I have never lied about the fact that I still love a glass of wine and occasionally eating bad food.
If anything I believe that my complete honesty has only ever helped to build a trusting relationship with my clients, as a girl whose only goal has ever been to help other people just like me. I have never hidden anything, only guided people in the best way I know how.
And guess what?? Despite what some health professionals may think about my approach…..IT WORKS!! Consistently we change lives and help those that had all but given up hope.
I DO NOT NEED A GLASS OF WINE!!!
I have maintained exercise a minimum of 4 times every week, despite the event that we put on.
Every day I have put by time for Joey (my son) and I to spend time together, and time to concentrate on my own life. I have basically renovated my house in 4 weeks!
I feel amazing. Like I have got that part of myself back that I dedicated to the business for so long, the part of me that has hobbies and is happy with just doing nothing sometimes.
And the best bit? I am down 7.5kg, that's over 1 stone!!
I will take a very brief moment to celebrate my success in January.
Thank you so much for all of your great suggestions, keep them coming in every month; we have also stored all of the suggestions from this month that weren't selected for future use.
The choice of challenge will be subject to a lot of jokes as it would initially seem the 'easy' option.
I was overwhelmed by suggestions of extreme physical challenges, distance runs and other high-end performance based activities, and I will get on to those at the end of the year.
But the fact is, right now I am injured and I have been since the birth of my son. I am starting to make headway with strengthening my body and being kind to it and allowing it the time it needs to rest and recover.
A suggestion came in from a local health professional who I have used (and swear by) for the last few years. Mary-Jane Sharratt is a local Homeopath, working from the Perrymount Natural Health Clinic.
In 2012 my son spent a year on antibiotics awaiting an operation to remove his tonsils and adenoids, a condition that was hereditary on his father's side.
Quite sceptically I visited M-J on recommendation with my son, since then neither Joey nor myself have visited a GP and Joey still has his tonsils. Turns out he is allergic to cow's milk and bananas!
Mary-Jane, knowing me well, suggested that I commit to 10 minutes of meditation every day. If you didn't know me this would seem like an easy task, but those that do know me know just how difficult this was going to be!
My life is jam packed from 5am until 11pm EVERY SINGLE DAY.
At the moment I am just about managing to balance everything, but throwing this into the mix is going to pose as a real challenge, do not be fooled!
I am sure that there are many of you that could relate with me on the terrifying thought of trying to take 10 whole minutes every day to yourself to do nothing apart from relax. It's almost unheard of, especially if you have kids!
Wish me luck! I will keep you posted on my progress in a few weeks' time and announce the challenge I will take on in March!
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Das Gymnasium Unter den Eichen Uetze ist ein allgemeinbildendes Gymnasium in der selbständigen Gemeinde Uetze in der niedersächsischen Region Hannover. Mit etwa 600 Schülern ist das Gymnasium Unter den Eichen Uetze das kleinste Gymnasium in Niedersachsen.

Geschichte
Am 3. Mai 1947 nahm der Vorläufer des heutigen Gymnasiums als private Oberschule in den Räumen der Volksschule in Uetze den Unterrichtsbetrieb auf. Im August 1950 erfolgte der Umzug in den Junkernhof, das Herrenhaus des Uetzer Gutes, in dem der Schulverein zunächst zwei Räume anmietete. 1952 und 1954 eröffnete der Schulverein zwei Internate in Uetze, um die Schüler der umliegenden Dörfer unterbringen zu können. Beide wurden nach wenigen Jahren wieder geschlossen.
Aufgrund des schnellen Wachstums der Schule wurde Ende 1954 ein öffentlich-rechtlicher Zweckverband gegründet, die private Oberschule Uetze wurde ein öffentliches Gymnasium. 1956 wurde im ehemaligen Irrgarten des Junkernhofs der Grundstein für den Schulneubau gelegt, der im folgenden Jahr bezogen wurde. Die ersten Schüler bestanden 1958 ihr Abitur. 1959 wurde der zweite Bauabschnitt fertiggestellt. 1963 erhielt die Schule eine Turnhalle. In den Siebzigerjahren übernahm der Landkreis Hannover die Trägerschaft, 2001 wurde die Gemeinde Uetze der Schulträger. 1977 begann der Neubau des Schulzentrums in der Marktstraße, in das das Gymnasium integriert wurde. 1979 wurden die Bauarbeiten abgeschlossen. 2013 wurde die Schule in Gymnasium Unter den Eichen Uetze umbenannt.

Strukturen
Das Gymnasium ist eine offene Ganztagsschule, das die Betreuung am Nachmittag durch Hausaufgabenbetreuung, Förderunterricht in Deutsch, Mathematik und Englisch, Profilunterricht und Arbeitsgemeinschaften sicherstellt. Als zweite Fremdsprache ab dem 6. Schuljahrgang kann Französisch, Spanisch oder Latein erlernt werden. Für die Jahrgängen 5 und 6 werden Chor- und Forscherprofilklassen angeboten. In der Sekundarstufe II gibt es Profile mit sprachlichem, naturwissenschaftlichem sowie gesellschaftswissenschaftlichem Schwerpunkt.

Auszeichnungen
Das Gymnasium Unter den Eichen Uetze ist seit dem 25. Juli 2014 eine zertifizierte Fairtrade-School, das sich um ein Bewusstsein für fairen Handel im Schulleben bemüht. Dieser Titel wird alle zwei Jahre im Rahmen einer Titelerneuerung überprüft und bei Erfolg verlängert.

Partnerschulen
Im Rahmen des F.I.T. for Europe-Projektes und gefördert durch das Erasmus+-Programm unterhält das Gymnasium Unter den Eichen Uetze Partnerschaften mit den folgenden Schulen:
 Nationales Finanz- und Wirtschaftsgymnasium (NFSG) in Sofia,  Bulgarien
 Dr. Nassau College Quintus in  Assen, Niederlande
 Limbažu Valsts Gimnāzija in Limbaži, Lettland

Sportliche Erfolge
 1967 und 1968 nahm die Handballmannschaft des Gymnasiums an zwei Bundes- und zwei Europaturnieren für Gymnasien teil.
 1968 wurde das vom Sportlehrer Heinz Bövers trainierte Handballteam in Andernach Deutscher Meister der Gymnasien.

Persönlichkeiten

Lehrer
 Rolf Meyer (1951–2014), Landtagsabgeordneter

Schüler
 Achim Amme (* 1949), Autor, Schauspieler und Musiker, Abitur 1968
 Uwe Morgner (* 1967), Professor für Experimentalphysik an der Leibniz-Universität Hannover, Abitur 1986
 Nessi Tausendschön (* 1963), Diseuse und Kabarettistin
 Mark Forster (*1983), Musiker und Song-P

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Einzelnachweise

Uetze
Bauwerk in Uetze
Organisation (Uetze)
Gegründet 1949
Ganztagsschule

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Vastavam web:The United Nations political affairs chief told senior North Korean officials during a visit to Pyongyang this week that there was an "urgent need to prevent miscalculations and open channels to reduce the risks of conflict," the world body said.Jeffrey Feltman, the highest-level U.N. official to visit North Korea since 2012, met with Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho and Vice Minister Pak Myong Guk, the United Nations said in a statement on Saturday after Feltman arrived back in Beijing.
"He also said there can only be a diplomatic solution to the situation, achieved through a process of sincere dialogue. Time is of the essence," the United Nations said. "They … agreed that the current situation was the most tense and dangerous peace and security issue in the world today."North Korea is pursuing nuclear and missile weapons programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions and international condemnation. On Nov. 29, it test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile which it said was its most advanced yet, capable of reaching the mainland United States."The United Nations expressed concerns over the heightened situation on the Korean peninsula and expressed willingness to work on easing tensions on the Korean peninsula in accordance with the U.N. Charter which is based on international peace and security," KCNA said.
Feltman did not speak to reporters upon arriving back from Pyongyang at Beijing airport on Saturday morning after spending four days in North Korea.Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the situation on the Korean peninsula had entered a vicious circle of shows of strength and confrontation, and the outlook was not optimistic, China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.The United States and South Korea conducted large-scale military drills this week, which the North said have made the outbreak of war "an established fact".
Last month's missile test prompted a U.S. warning that North Korea's leadership would be "utterly destroyed" if war were to break out. The Pentagon has mounted repeated shows of force after North Korean tests.
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Pluses: Guinness on tap, Irish drinking songs, what else do you need?
Ireland's Own is a friendly kind of bar. It has a sort of "Cheers"-like, "everybody knows your name" quality that makes you want to order a few pints of Guinness and settle in for the night. The bar has a campy quality – the walls are covered with a mix of liquor ads and political memorabilia (the proprietors obviously lean right) and the tables and chairs look like they've seen better days. The night The Bar Belle traipsed out to Old Town, the bar charged a $2 cover, a modest price for a night of live Irish music. The two-man band played everything from folksy ballads to rowdy Irish drinking songs on guitars and accordions. If you go, request "The Unicorn Song," it's The Bar Belle's favorite. The Irish tunes bring most patrons to their feet, either to try a quick jig or to toast strangers at the next table. Order a Guinness from the tap – they pour it just like they do in Ireland, minus the shamrock stamp on the head. Mixed drinks also are surprisingly good; The Bar Belle's amaretto sour was one of the best she's had. The wait staff is harried, so plan to be embarrassingly conspicuous when you need another drink – not that anyone will notice.
If you want to stay close to home, this isn't your best choice – you'll have to take the Metro to the King Street station and walk, or take a cab. And if dancing the night away is your thing, find another place. This bar is a casual place – most bargoers wear shorts and T-shirts (needless to say, one young woman in black leather pants didn't quite fit in). Ireland's Own isn't rambunctious, it's a low-key choice for an evening of good friends, good music and good drinks. If you've got the good friends, Ireland's Own will provide the rest.


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One frustrating thing about CashCrate is that you will be in the middle of taking a survey, and at the end of taking it, it will inform you that you aren't eligible for that particular survey. It then re routes you to another survey.
If you have a lot of patience and time, and don't mind doing a lot of work for just some spare change, I would say to go ahead and sign up with CashCrate. Or sign up with their affiliate program if you are interested in earning more money.
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The latest strand of the Korean wave isn't coming from the usual pop culture, but Chinese parents sending their children to learn Korean.
Leading the boom is 10-year-old Liu Ming-feng who took home the gold from the Homtamin Cup Korean Chinese Children's Broadcasting Culture Festival, in the category for narrating children's stories in Korean.
The seventh contest held by China Radio International and a local Korean-Chinese broadcasting network in Harbin, Heilungjiang Province on Sunday was not the 10-year-old Chinese student's first win at a Korean competition, according to Korea United Pharm, which sponsored the event.
Kang Duk-young (right, second row), CEO of Korea United Pharm, poses with award winners at the Homtamin Cup Korean Chinese Children's Broadcasting Culture Festival in Harbin, Heilungjiang Province on Sunday.
Liu's parents, who work long hours as street vendors, hoped that by enrolling Liu in the Ningan Korean Chinese Elementary School, he would learn Korean and be offered more opportunities.
Taking to heart Liu's situation, Song Mi-hwa, a teacher at the school, took him in and started to teach him Korean.
Under her guidance, Liu excelled in Korean. In the first grade, he recited 176 Korean proverbs within 25 minutes in the school competition in April, 2009, after having studied Korean for two years.
Liu's achievements have sparked interest among other Chinese.
"Liu Ming-feng's fluency in Korean and his awards became such a hot topic in the surrounding areas that we have since had 60 to 70 more Chinese students enroll at our school," Song said.
"Learning Korean is such a popular trend right now that recently Chinese parents sought me at my home requesting that their children be admitted into the school," she said.
"The Homtamin Cup Korean Chinese Children's Broadcasting Festival, held since 2000, has been of a great help for Chinese as well as Korean Chinese kids to learn the Korean spirit and culture, and has been giving positive a influence to the Chinese community in general," said Kang Duk-young, CEO of Korea United Pharm Inc.


"Holly and Ivy" heißt es diese Woche bei Winter Wonderland, also "Ilex und Efeu". Es wurde von einigen schon als Ilex ODER Efeu interpretiert – dem schließe ich mich an und habe mich auf Ilex eingeschossen.
This week's challenge over at Winter Wonderland is about "Holly and Ivy". As even some DT members interpreted this as holly OR ivy, I went along… and made up my mind for holly.
Die Karte war mal wieder Fleißarbeit – jedes Blatt einzeln aufgeklebt. Und wenn der Hintergrund tatsächlich aussieht wie Wand, dann könnte es daran liegen, dass ich Tapete verwendet habe. Das kleine gestickte Deckchen schien mir passend… hat die Oma meiner schwedischen Brieffreundin vor mehr als 20 Jahren gemacht – zeitlos schön.
This card was a matter of patience again – every leaf was glued on separately. And if you feel the backgound somehow looks like a wall that might be because I used real wallpaper. The little embroidered doily was made by my Swedish penpal's Grandma more than 20 years ago – of timeless beauty.
← Ja: Herbst! / Yes: Fall!
What a clever idea to use the wallpaper … it does look good … and the pretty wreath was worth all that gluing … Good luck with the challenge!
It was well worth the time! This is great, as is the little doily!
Here i thinking I am a patient weaver LOL!!! I can see you gluing leaf by leaf. A true work of love and the result ja a glorious wreath! Love the card AND the doily!!!


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Un aconier (écrit aussi acconier), est un entrepreneur préposé à l'aconage, c'est-à-dire à la manutention des marchandises : chargement et arrimage à bord d'un navire de commerce ou  déchargement. Ce terme est surtout utilisé dans le sud de la France. Les ports de commerce de la mer du Nord lui préfèrent celui de stevedore, ceux de l'Atlantique celui de manutentionnaire, ou d'entreprise de manutention.

Autre sens
Un aconier désigne également le patron d'un accon, qui était un petit bateau à fond plat qui servait à commencer au  déchargement ou au chargement des navires qui ne pouvaient accoster sur les quais du Vieux Port de Marseille ; quand les nouveaux quais de la Joliette sont entrés en opération, ils ont disparu pour se transformer en employeurs de dockers quand les grandes compagnies n'avaient pas assez de main d'œuvre.

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Ellis Library Lighting for Graduating Students Continues A-State Commencement Tradition
May 7, 2021 Stan Morris Craighead County, Education, Top Story 0
JONESBORO – As dusk falls on the Arkansas State University campus Saturday evening, scarlet lighting will bathe the clock tower of the Dean B. Ellis Library.
In continuation of one of the A-State community's newer traditions, the tower will be lighted overnight in salute to the university's newest graduates following Spring Commencement Saturday morning. The lighting celebrates the students' achievement of degree completion.
As an extension of the tradition, A-State also lights the tower as a salute to the graduates of local high schools and those conducting ceremonies on campus at First National Bank Arena. The lighting is in each school's color around the time of its graduation ceremony.
The tower was gold for Nettleton High on May 1 and red for Brookland High on May 4, and it will be green for Ridgefield Christian School on May 9.
Next week it will be purple for Bay High on May 14; blue for Valley View High on May 15; blue for Paragould High on May 17; green for Greene County Tech on May 21; gold for Jonesboro High on May 22; red for East Poinsett County on May 23; and red for Westside High on May 24.The tower salute schedule is also available on the university's online calendar.
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Birds in South Dakota > Duck-like in South Dakota >
What was the primary COLOR of the Duck-like bird you saw in South Dakota?
Brown Pelican: Large, unmistakable seabird, gray-brown body, dark brown, pale yellow head and neck, oversized bill. Black legs, webbed feet. Feeds on fish by plunge diving and scooping them up with pouch. Powerful flight alternates flaps with short glides. Flies close to the water in straight line.
Surf Scoter: This medium-sized diving duck is entirely black except for white patches on the forehead and nape. It has an orange, black and white bill, white eyes and orange legs and feet. The female is less distinctly marked with smudgy face patches and dark bill. It dives for food, primarily mollusks and crustaceans. Rapid direct flight with strong wing beats. Flies in straight line formation.
Brant: This small goose has dark brown upperparts and brown-barred, pale gray underparts. The head is black, and the short black neck has a partial white ring. The tail and vent are white. It has a heavy direct flight with strong wing beats. It flies in a straight line formation. It feeds on green plants including eel grass and sea lettuce. The sexes are similar.
Black Scoter: Medium diving duck, entirely black except for yellow knob at base of black bill. Legs and feet are black. The male is the only all black duck in North America. Dives for food, primarily eats mollusks. Strong direct flight with rapid wing beats. Flies in straight line and V formation.
White-winged Scoter: Medium sea duck, mostly black except for white eye patches, large white wing patches. Bill is orange with large black basal knob. Red-orange legs, feet. Dives to 40 feet, feeds primarily on shellfish. Direct flight with steady wing beats. Flies in straight line or V formation.
Harlequin Duck
Harlequin Duck: Small diving duck, blue-gray upperparts and underparts, rust-brown flanks. Back, breast and neck have vivid black-bordered white bars. Tail is dark and relatively long. Gray legs, feet. Feeds on insects, mollusks and crustaceans. Rapid direct flight, often low over the water.
Long-tailed Duck: This small duck has black upperparts, head, neck, breast and wings; brown mottled black back, white flanks, belly, under tail coverts. Long black tail with long slender feathers, pale gray mask and black bill with dark pink saddle. Feeds on aquatic insects. Female is duller, lacks long tail, and has gray bill. Swift direct flight often with erratic side-to-side turns of body.
American Black Duck: Stocky, medium-sized dabbling duck with dark brown body, paler face and foreneck, and purple speculum bordered with black. Head is finely streaked; dark eyestripe is distinct. White underwings contrast with dark brown body in flight. Legs, feet are orange. Swift direct flight.
Barrow's Goldeneye: Medium diving duck with black upperparts, contrasting white shoulder bars, white underparts. Head is large, glossy, and purple-black with golden yellow eyes and a crescent-shaped white patch behind a dark bill. White wing patches are visible in flight. Yellow legs and feet.
Yellow-billed Loon
Yellow-billed Loon: Large loon, white-spotted black upperparts, white underparts, gray sides with fine white spots. Head is glossy green-black; neck has black-and-white rings. Yellow bill. Dives for small fish, crustaceans. Direct flight on deep wing beats. Solitary, or in pairs and family groups.
Red-throated Loon: Small loon with scaled gray back and white underparts. Head and sides of neck are gray, throat is dark red, nape is black-and-white striped. Eyes are red. Feeds on fish, dives to 90 feet for them. Direct flight, rapid wing beats. Only loon to leap into flight from water or land.
Pacific Loon
Pacific Loon: This medium-sized loon has a black-and-white checkered back and white underparts. It has a gray crown and nape, red eyes and a slender black bill. Iridescent throat patch can appear purple, green or black. Feeds mostly on fish, some crustaceans and insects. Flight is direct with rapid wing beats. Sexes are similar.
Fulvous Whistling-Duck: Large, long-legged, long-necked duck with dark brown back and white V-shaped rump patch. Head and underparts are buff to cinnamon with white throat and vent. The white-edged side and flank feathers form a striking border between sides and back. Tail is black with white undertail coverts.
Eurasian Wigeon: This large dabbling duck has a gray back, finely speckled gray flanks, a dark rufous-brown head, buff crown and forehead, pink-brown breast, a white belly and gray legs and feet. Swift direct flight with rapid wing beats. The wings have white shoulder patches and a green speculum visible in flight. Feeds primarily on pond weeds.
Mute Swan: Aggressive bird, entirely white, orange bill with large black basal knob and naked black lores. Curved neck is often stained with pigments from iron or algae. Legs and feet are black. Feeds on aquatic plants collected from bottom. Direct flight with strong steady wing beats.
Common Eider: Large diving duck (v-nigrum), with distinctive sloping forehead, black body, white breast and back. Crown is black and nape is pale green. Wings are white with black primary and secondary feathers. Tail and rump are black. Bill is dull yellow to gray-green (eastern) or orange-yellow (western).
Greater Scaup: This large diving duck has a glossy green-black head, white sides and belly, black tail, neck and breast, barred gray flanks and back. The eyes are yellow and the bill is blue-gray with a black tip. The diet includes aquatic insects and plants. It has a rapid direct flight with strong, quick wing beats. The female is dull brown with a white patch on the face at base of bill.


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Tom Burgess
8:49 AM 30th July 2020
Why Do We Not Trust Democracy?
A pro-democracy demonstration. Photo by Markus Spiske
In the UK and the US, two of the most renowned democracies in the world, the actual opinion of the public on political institutions is damning.
The Democracy Perception Index demonstrated in 2019 that only 49% of UK citizens see the UK as being democratic and only 46% in the US. This highlights a growing disillusionment from the institutions of democracy.
In the US all three branches of power have low approval ratings: Trump currently has an approval rating of 38%, Congress at 25% and the Supreme Court is faring best with 54%, according to Gallup.
In the UK, YouGov carried a survey out that showed only 32% of the public approved of the government's performance in June. Such low ratings across the board surely prompts the question of why democracy is not working as well as it should. These statistics show some severe disapproval and voter turnouts show just how many feel that their voices are not heard in the current systems. The recent 'Russian Report' went further to show that in the UK the disapproval is more than warranted.
Also by Tom Burgess...
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How Coronavirus Can Shock The World Into Environmentalism
What the 'Russian Report' showed was that there is a worrying lack of concern about maintaining integrity in our political and electoral systems. There is no body in government that is concerned with maintaining the values that the government and people all subscribe to. While approval ratings may be low, the people on the streets would, on the whole, agree with the principles of democracy. The disconnect appears in how they are carried out in Parliament. The Electoral Commission is what we have to defend our democracy and it is a small parliamentary body- not what is needed to 'tackle a major hostile state threat to our democracy'. The report states that this responsibility should be a 'ministerial priority'.
In a recent meeting of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs, Chloe Smith the Minister of State for the Cabinet Office stated that changing electoral laws was not a priority for this government. In the US, breaching electoral laws can result in prison time and yet in the UK the largest fine that can be incurred is £20,000 - compare that to the price which David Cameron charges for his speeches at £120,000.
Why is the government so unconcerned in Russian interference in our elections? It is almost as if they don't care that the public trust in government is rapidly fading. This is not an issue with the Conservative party as Labour haven't championed change either.
The problem lies in the fact that both of the largest political parties benefit from the broken system they exist in. The public has lost trust in politicians and it is hard to see a way in which it can be regained. A key way that this can be done is preventing such large donations and sponsors of political parties in both the US and UK- the lobbying industry breeds mistrust in a public that believes their voices won't matter in comparison to big corporations. This will not be an easy to change to implement but that doesn't mean that it is not right or worth discussing.


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Rendering nothing
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If the server wants to render nothing they can do one of the following:

- Send a response header [`X-Up-Target: :none`](/X-Up-Target).
- Send a HTTP status [`204 No Content`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/204).
- Send a HTTP status [`304 Not Modified`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/304).

No response body is required.

Conditional requests
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[Conditional requests]((https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Conditional_requests)) is an [HTTP feature](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7232).
It lets a client request content that is newer than a known modification time, or different from a known content hash.

Unpoly uses conditional requests for [reloading](/up.reload), [cache revalidation](/caching#revalidating) and [polling](/up-poll).
By observing HTTP headers, your server can quickly produce an empty response for unchanged content.
This saves CPU time and reduces the bandwidth cost for a
request/response exchange to about 1 KB.

> [IMPORTANT]
> Supporting conditional requests is entirely optional.
> If your backend does not honor conditional request headers, can still use features like [polling](/up-poll) or [cache revalidation](/caching#revalidating).

### Requesting content changed from a known content hash {#etag-condition}

In this example the browser updates a fragment with a [target](/targeting-fragments) from a URL `/messages`. For this it makes the following HTTP request:

```http
GET /messages HTTP/1.1
X-Up-Target: .messages
```

The server responds with both the content and a hash over the underlying data. The hash can be any string that identifies the rendered objects, revision and representation. Here is an example response:

```http
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
ETag: "x234dff"

<html>
  ...
  <div class='messages'>
    ...
  </div>
  ...
</html>
```

> [NOTE]
> The double quotes are part of the [ETag's format](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/ETag).

After rendering, Unpoly remembers the `ETag` headers in an `[up-etag]` attribute:

```html
<div class='messages' up-etag='"x234dff"'>
...
</div>
```

When Unpoly [reloads](/up.reload), [revalidates](/caching#revalidating) or [polls](/up-poll) the fragment, it echoes the earlier content hash in an `If-None-Match` header:

```http
GET /messages HTTP/1.1
If-None-Match: "x234dff"
```

The server can compare the ETag from the request with the ETag of the underlying data.
If no more recent data is available, the server can skip rendering and
respond with `304 Not Modified`. No response body is required.

```http
HTTP/1.1 304 Not Modified
```

### Requesting content newer than a known modification time {#time-condition}

In this example the browser updates a fragment with a [target](/targeting-fragments) from a URL `/messages`. For this it makes the following HTTP request:

```http
GET /messages HTTP/1.1
X-Up-Target: .messages
```

The server responds with both the content and its last modification time. The modification time can be any update timestamp for the data that was rendered. It should be sent as an `Last-Modified` header:

```http
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Last-Modified: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 13:11:22 GMT

<html>
  <div class='messages'>...</div>
</html>
```

After rendering, Unpoly remembers the `Last-Modified` header in an `[up-time]` attribute:

```html
<div class='messages' up-time='Wed, 21 Oct 2015 07:28:00 GMT'>
...
</div>
```

When Unpoly [reloads](/up.reload), [revalidates](/caching#revalidating) or [polls](/up-poll) the fragment, it echoes the earlier modification time in an `If-Modified-Since` header:

```http
GET /messages HTTP/1.1
If-Modified-Since: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 13:11:22 GMT
```

The server can compare the time from the request with the time of the last data update.
If no more recent data is available, the server can skip rendering and
respond with `304 Not Modified`. No response body is required.

```http
HTTP/1.1 304 Not Modified
```

### Modification time or content hash?

Servers can use both `Last-Modified` and `ETag`, but `ETag` always takes precedence.

It's easier to mix in additional data into an `ETag`, e.g. the ID of the logged in user or the currently deployed commit hash.

### Individual versions per fragment {#fragment-versions}

A large response may contain multiple fragments that are later reloaded individually
and should each have their own ETag or modification time. In this case the server may render each fragment
with its own `[up-etag]` or `[up-time]` attribute:

```html
<div class='messages' up-time='Wed, 21 Oct 2015 07:28:00 GMT'>
  <div class='message' id='message1'>...</div>
  <div class='message' id='message2'>...</div>
</div>

<div class='recent-posts' up-time='Thu, 3 Nov 2022 15:35:02 GMT'>
  <div class='post' id='post1'>...</div>
  <div class='post' id='post2'>...</div>
</div>
```

When a fragment is reloaded Unpoly will use the version from the [closest](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/closest)
`[up-etag]` or `[up-time]` attribute:

```js
up.reload('.messages')     // If-Modified-Since: Wed, 21 Oct 2015 07:28:00 GMT
up.reload('.recent-posts') // If-Modified-Since: Thu, 3 Nov 2022 15:35:02 GMT
up.reload('#post1')        // If-Modified-Since: Thu, 3 Nov 2022 15:35:02 GMT
```

The server may send additional `ETag` or `Last-Modified` response headers. However this is optional and will only be used for fragments that don't have a close `[up-etag]` or `[up-time]` attribute.

### Removing versions for a fragment

To prevent a fragment from inheriting a version from an ancestor, assign it an `[up-etag=false]` or `[up-time=false]` attribute.

## Partially rendering a response

The response may include a full HTML document, but only the [targeted fragment](/targeting-fragments)
will be updated on the page. Other elements from the response will be discarded.

Within the targeted fragment, child elements may elect to not be re-rendered using the `[up-keep]` attribute.

## Preventing a render pass

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Facilities experience should include familiarity with building maintenance, repairs, renovations, utility systems, housekeeping, security, safety, telecommunications, signage and key control.
Supervises a staff that has administrative and facilities (office furniture and equipment) responsibilities.
Plans and implements departmental moves and relocations including furniture, equipment, telephones, etc; coordinates with appropriate management in developing time lines and implementation procedures.
Maintains inventory control system for furniture and equipment, which includes the accountability, distribution, reallocation, transfer, turn-in, storage of furniture and equipment; maintains log of all capital equipment and ensures that all surplus property is removed from inventory and properly disposed of; reconciles any unallocated property and report to Inventory Control Office.
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https://celticswire.usatoday.com/2022/12/02/nba-boston-celtics-samanic-g-league-potm/
Maine Celtics' Luka Samanic wins NBA G League Player of the Month for November
Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports
The accolades for the month of November are rolling in for the Boston Celtics, and it's begun to spread beyond the confines of the NBA itself, with Celtics affiliate player Luka Samanic — currently suiting up for the Maine Celtics, Boston's Portland-based developmental affiliate — winning Player of the Month honors for November at the G League level per the team's Instagram account.
The Maine Celtics have jumped out to an 8-2 start as one of the G League's hottest ball clubs, and Samanic's play is no small part of the reason for that hot start. Averaging 21.7 points and 11.4 rebounds, the 2022 Celtics camp invitee leads the G League in double-doubles with a total of nine already this season.
Samanic joins superstar forward Jayson Tatum as a player of the month at the NBA level, with Boston interim head coach Joe Mazzulla being tabbed for Coach of the Month honors as the parent club has also jumped out to a sizzling start with an 18-4 record behind Mazzulla's coaching and Tatum's MVP-caliber play.
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High water caused flooding across central Ohio Tuesday morning. By the afternoon, much of the water had receded but the clean-up will not be easy.
The Perry County Emergency Management Agency declared a Flood Emergency early Tuesday as waters rose quickly in the area.
The county EMA director said that the villages of Corning and Crooksville were badly hit by the high waters. Main Street in Crooksville was flooded during much of the morning, preventing travel through town.
The Crooksville Village Green Apartments and the Fra-More Mobile Home Park were both evacuated by boat to Crooksville High School. Red Cross officials said at least 16 units of the Village Green apartments were also affected.
Flood waters left Elizabeth Lear homeless, along with at least a dozen others at her apartment complex.
"This was home, this is everything you own everything I own, gone," said Lear.
Lear said the water reached at least five inches inside.
Residents said that they have not had flooding like this since 2004.
Some residents blamed the flooding on a railroad bridge. The fire department says it was lowered when the bridge was rebuilt in 2003.
Residents say every time a hard rain comes, the water backs-up the creek making flooding even worse.
Red Cross officials set up a shelter at Crooksville High School on Ceramic Way to help flooding victims. At least 15 people were using the shelter Tuesday morning, according to the Red Cross.
"This is when the commitment of our volunteers is most evident – during times of emergency," said Matt Bertram, CEO of the Central-Southeast Region of the American Red Cross.
Officials said they also shut down all rail traffic in Crooksville. The Main Street Bridge in Crooksville was closed to traffic but re-opened around 12:45 p.m.
In Corning, about 12 families were evacuated to the Corning Civics Center. There were also reports from witnesses of waist-high water in roads near Corning.
A convenience store owner worked Tuesday afternoon to save what he could in his business. Thousands of dollars of products were ruined at John's Place.
Down the road, Josh Altier said this is the eighth time in 25 years that he's seen his mom's Corning salon underwater.
On Adam Street, a boat floated about 100 yards down the road.
Tara Reed said her family found water up to the windshield in four of their vehicles when they woke up on Tuesday morning.
"I almost had that car paid for too in December," she said.
Some residents told 10TV that this was the most flooding they have seen in the area since 1998.
The Richland County Sheriff said that 5th Street in downtown Mansfield was flooded Tuesday morning, and the fire department was evacuating people from homes using boats.
In Mansfield, 10TV crews found flooding on Park Avenue East where roads and railroad tracks were underwater. Some cars were nearly submerged.
On Mulberry Street, employees at H&H Plumbing and Heating were cleaning up water and mud from inside of their building. The owner said about two inches of water found its way into the shop.
The Sheriff said that in the town of Shelby, the football field was under water. Several viewers sent pictures of the damage to 10TV.
He also said that the fire department had to be evacuated because of high water and the Black Fork Creek was about to go over its banks.
Residents in Bellville were also flooded, according to the sheriff.
The Whetstone Creek flooded its banks in Mt. Gilead.
The good news is the waters steadily receded during the afternoon.
In Morrow County, the Lee Street apartments in Mt. Gilead were flooded. Seventy-five people in 20 units were affected by the flood waters. The Red Cross was providing flood clean up kits to the residents.
"Overwhelming, never expected anything like this, always see this on TV," said apartment manager, Jeanne Snipes.
Tenant Mary Grubb remembers the last time it flooded here two years ago - even worse than this.
"I just though deja vu...here we go again," said Grubb.
Marty Goff, 81 told 10TV that he was shocked Tuesday morning. Since he could not go back home, Goff spent the day sitting in his car at the edge of the flood waters along with his dog.
According to the Knox County EMA, Fredericktown and Danville were hit the hardest in that area.
Campers were moved to higher ground at Camp Kokosing over concerns of the rising Mohican River.
Knox County closed roads include S.R. 205, S.R. 95 north of Tom's Road, and Knox Lake Road.
In Galion, S.R. 309 on North East Street to Harding Way East was re-opening before noon. Officials said they will continue to monitor the level of the Olentangy River.
If you have pictures of flooding, share them by sending them to PIX@10TV.com.


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Who Will Make History on Saturday? Florida enters the final round with a two-stroke lead over Georgia after posting a 36-hole total of 283, breaking the record of 285 Georgia had set in 2005, and, incidentally, matched on Friday. Both squads are in good position to surpass the championship's 54-hole scoring record of 429, set by Alabama in 1997.
With a win at Dalhousie Golf Club on Saturday, Georgia would continue to separate itself from the pack with a fourth Women's State Team victory. No other state has won the championship more than once. Florida previously won in 1999.
The individual scoring record is also in play heading into the final round. New Mexico's Dominique Galloway and Massachusetts' Shannon Johnson sit at 3-under 141 through 36 holes; the 54-hole record by an individual in the Women's State Team is 213, shared by five players. Florida's Meghan Stasi and Tara Joy-Connelly and Georgia's Emilie Meason (142) and Margaret Shirley (143) could also threaten the mark with solid rounds.
Race for Individual Medalist Heats up: There are 11 players within five shots of New Mexico's Dominique Galloway and Massachusetts' Shannon Johnson, who lead all individuals at 3 under, and how that leader board shapes up on Saturday could go a long way toward determining which team will ultimately hoist the Judy Bell Trophy. Of those players, seven are on teams that enter the final round tied for third or better. Florida, the 36-hole leader, has a pair just a stroke back in Meghan Stasi and Tara Joy-Connelly, while second place Georgia has Emilie Meason one stroke back and Margaret Shirley two behind.
"It's pretty impressive if two of us are battling it out for medalist. I'm looking forward to it; [Margaret's] a good player and it would be a good win for both of us," Meason said.
Oregon's Kate Harper will play as an individual after posting a 36-hole score of even-par 144. While her squad missed the 36-hole cut, she will be able to compete for medalist honors since she is within five strokes of the individual lead after two rounds.
New Mexico on the Rise: New Mexico began to establish itself as a force in the Women's State Team two years ago, when after only recording one top-30 finish in eight tries, it underwent a youth movement that resulted in a tie for eighth at NCR Country Club. Dominique Galloway, 17, the youngest player on that squad and the lone returnee, is looking to take them to even further heights at Dalhousie Country Club. Rounds of 69-72 put her in a tie at the top of the individual leader board heading into the final round, lifting a squad that also includes her younger sister Jacquelyn, 15, to a tie for third through 36 holes.
Alabama Getting it Done With Experience, Youth: Alabama will enter Saturday in a tie for third place, with the teenage duo of Michaela Morard, 13, and Micheala Williams pairing with a veteran national champion to rise toward the top of the leader board. Kathy Hartwiger, the 2002 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur champion, posted the low score for the Yellowhammer State on Thursday with a 2-over 74, while Morard made five birdies on Friday en route to a 2-under 70, tying Massachusetts' Shannon Johnson for the low individual score of the day.
Maryland Continues to Chug Along: Maryland is still looking for its first win in the USGA Women's State Team Championship, and while that may be out of reach, as it will begin Saturday tied for 14th, 18 strokes behind Florida, the trio from the Old Line State has another mark that is very much still in sight. Other than the 36-hole leaders, Maryland is the only other team to record a top-15 finish in all 10 previous playings of the Women's State Team. Even more notable is that it has finished in the top seven on seven of those occasions, with its best performance being a runner-up finish in 2001.
The trio of Aneka Seumanutafa, 14, Delaney Shah, 17, and Connie Isler, 31, entered Friday very much in contention after Shah and Seumanutafa fired rounds of even-par 72, but stumbled in Round 2, with Seumanutafa's 77 being the squad's best score.


"I can't get enough thanks to our IT staff who did not sleep the whole time," Dr. Maureen Murphy told the Board of Trustees at the Nov. 15 meeting. The president emphasized throughout the meeting how proud she was of the college, including the faculty, students and the community who came together after Hurricane Sandy.
Murphy explained how social media played a huge part in helping relay important up-to-date messages to students. She also said all six of Brookdale's sites recovered from Sandy well, leaving the campuses with little to no damage. However, each location re-opened when power was restored there.
The communication strategies the college used were the emergency text messaging service, Facebook, the school's radio station 90.5 FM and Twitter.
"We have to support our students as much as we can without extending the semester," Murphy said, discussing how Brookdale is doing the best it can to help students complete the semester on time.
The college couldn't extend the semester without running into the winter term. Therefore, Brookdale has set up outside-of-class strategies, such as additional student-support services online, extra hours, including Sundays, in the library and learning centers.
Murphy also urged students to turn to the counseling staff to make the best academic choices.
Brookdale played a significant role in Monmouth County's storm efforts. The college was a staging area for JCP&L. It also was the location for a Humane Society shelter for hundreds of dogs and cats. The school also donated foods to the Keansburg shelter, and Brookdale police officers volunteered to patrol in Keansburg as well.
"Community is our middle name. There isn't anybody here who wasn't touched," Murphy said.
Brookdale is coming together and helping out as much as possible, not only in the college, but also in the community, she said.


We've been asked many times for our thoughts on 'soup kitchen' projects which provide free food to street children. Although often set up with best intentions and supported by people who really want to do good, there are many areas of real concern in what they are doing.
Because we've been there… when Little Friends (as we were known back in the mists of time) was set up, we brought food to the kids on the very mean streets of Phnom Penh. Very shortly it clicked. We weren't actually changing anything; we were keeping the situation as it was. In fact, we were keeping those children on the streets. 18 years on and this is still the case – for children who are working or living on the streets, making their life 'easier' by providing meals only keeps them there, in very dangerous environments (particularly selling and begging late at night) and at risk of many forms of abuse.
Traditional charity approaches like soup kitchens may work in certain situations, such as responses to disasters, but don't work in developing countries where the real need is to break the cycles of poverty that lead children and young people onto the streets. At Friends we also feed children: 800 per day in the Mith Samlanh Center in Phnom Penh. However, meals are part of their attendance at a program which has the objective of keeping them off the streets now, and preparing them for a future within society through education, training and employment. In addition, and this is crucial, we also work with their parents to ensure that they can make money so they can feed and educate their children.
Another negative impact of the traditional charity approach is that it actually increases the problem. Here is an example: We work with children on the dump in Siem Reap, again with the objective of getting them out of there, into education and training, and providing their parents with skills so they can support their families away from a dangerous environment. Several recent media reports that emphasized how awful things are on the dump have actually led to 'dump tourism'; well meaning people turning up in droves to give food and clothes and money to those working on the dump. Of course, the word gets out and now the numbers of children found working there have increased, and children we reintegrated back into school are leaving school so as not to miss out on this distribution… Who does not want free food, clothes and money?
Finally, this is not some 'holier than thou' approach from yet another do-gooder NGO. We've been doing this for 18 years, and we did make mistakes in the past. Because we have learned from these mistakes, we want to share our lessons learned.
Soup kitchens don't work in a developing country, building futures does.
Fully agree with the statement from Friends Int.


If your concussion is taking longer than the usual one to three weeks to heal, your physician may refer you to the Complex Concussion Clinic at Nationwide Children's Hospital. As one of only a few of its kind in the nation, the Complex Concussion Clinic offers unique access to multidisciplinary care. Customized active rehabilitation care plans are designed to meet the needs of each patient and family. The active rehabilitation strategy supports our goal to get you back to your life – in the classroom, on the field or on the stage – as quickly as possible.
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The Complex Concussion Clinic accepts referrals from primary care physicians and pediatric specialists. Call (614) 722-6200, or toll-free at (877) 722-6220, or schedule online at the link below.
Prolonged concussions are rarely the result of a single factor. This is why our team of specialists – led by co-directors with expertise in neurology, sports concussion and neuropsychology – works together to assess patients and develop comprehensive care plans tailored to their needs.
Our unique approach to multidisciplinary care means the Complex Concussion Clinic is your one stop for care when dealing with ongoing symptoms. Streamlined clinic visits involve a range of specialists, removing the need for multiple appointments and referrals.
For your initial visit, you can expect to meet with a neurologist, neuropsychologist, physical therapist and functional rehabilitation specialist (athletic trainer). The experts collaborate to customize the care path and treatment strategy for the symptoms and goals of each patient, with the ultimate goal of returning each patient to his or her sport, performance, activities and day-to-day life.
The Complex Concussion Clinic is led by two co-directors with interests and experiences that support the collaborative and innovative mission of the clinic. Co-director Sean Rose, MD, is one of only a few child neurologists in the United States trained in the management of concussion by completing a fellowship in Sports Neurology. Co-director Kelly McNally, PhD, is a board-certified pediatric neuropsychologist with expertise in the psychological and cognitive aspects of concussion, which is a key component of the clinic's comprehensive care and philosophy.
Co-directors Sean Rose, MD, and Kelly McNally, PhD, lead the Complex Concussion Clinic. The multidisciplinary team also includes experts in physical therapy and functional rehabilitation.
Sean Rose, MD, is a pediatric sports neurologist and co-director of the Complex Concussion Clinic at Nationwide Children's Hospital, and assistant professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University. His clinical practice focuses on concussion and other neurological conditions in athletes. His research interests include the neurocognitive effects of sub-concussive impacts and the physiological mechanisms of concussion and post-concussion syndrome.
Among his experiences, Dr. Rose has provided sideline coverage for multiple high schools, division 1 collegiate athletics programs, and a semi-pro soccer team. He was also a consultant for the NBA's concussion program and led a multi-year prospective outcomes study in youth football players.
Kelly McNally, PhD, is a pediatric neuropsychologist and co-director of the Complex Concussion Clinic at Nationwide Children's Hospital and a clinical assistant professor of Pediatrics at The Ohio State University. Her clinical interests include pediatric neuropsychology and concussion, among other areas, with significant experience evaluating and treating individuals with concussion. Her research interests include psychological and neuropsychological comorbidities in pediatric epilepsy and post-concussive symptoms in children with mild traumatic brain injury, and she has authored several publications on topics related to her research.
What happens in the Complex Concussion Clinic?
Neurologist: The pediatric neurologist serves as the "quarterback" for the care team. This doctor assesses the extent of the brain injury and past injuries, and then gets input from the other providers to develop a treatment plan.
Neuropsychologist: The pediatric neuropsychologist assesses cognitive (mental) function and helps with problems in school, social functioning, emotions and mood.
Physical Therapist: Physical therapists assess vestibular function (dizziness) and neck problems. They provide in-clinic therapy as well as instructions on exercises to be done at home.
Athletic Trainer: Athletic trainers look at current physical fitness level and patient goals for physical exercise. They then guide the patient through a supervised workout program in line with their current fitness level.
The Complex Concussion Clinic takes place in Nationwide Children's Westerville Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center, located at 584 County Line Road West, Westerville, Ohio.
If you have questions about the clinic or your upcoming visit, call the Neurology clinic line at (614) 722-4625.