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The Lowdown of How Tom Jones' Massive Worth Accrued and How His Marriage to Linda Survived His Many Affairs
By Peace Ezebuiro
His country might not be renowned for producing the world's greatest musicians, but Tom Jones has been hoisting the Welsh flag for more than five-and-a-half decades. It has earned him tons of accolades and made him a lot of money, a net worth of $300 million to be exact.
Like every talented person who has dedicated their lives to producing their art, most of his astounding wealth has come from music or music-related endeavors. From album sales to tours to The Voice UK, these are some of the ways Tom Jones has made his massive worth.
He Has Released More Than 40 Studio Albums and Over 104 Singles
One of the driving reasons for Tom Jones' long and successful career is just his singing or songwriting talent, but his sheer hard work. Born in Treforest, Pontypridd, in South Wales, Tom learned the importance of hard work early on at 16 after his late wife, Linda Trenchard, got pregnant with their child.
To provide, he worked in a glove factory and a construction company. Eventually, he found his way to professional music, as the lead man of the beat group, Tommy Scott and the Senators. Despite a few attempts to secure a record deal, the group did not find success, but Tom did, as a solo singer signed to Decca Records.
His second single, It's Not Unusual, was his first hit. It reached #1 in the UK and the top ten in the US. It launched what has become a 50+ year career, with additional 102 singles released since then. Some of his most popular singles include She's a Lady, Sex Bomb, What's New Pussycat, Delilah, and many others. He also famously sang Thunderball for the 1965 Sean Connery James Bond film. Out of 104 singles, he has recorded 36 Top 40 Hits in the UK and 19 in the US.
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Tom Jones released his first album, Along Came Jones, in May 1965. The 16-track album did not perform internationally but reached #11 in the UK Albums Chart. He has released 39 more studio albums, with hit works like Green, Green Grass of Home, Help Yourself, Delilah, Reload, and Long Lost Suitcase.
He has also released five live albums, 16 compilation albums, and 20 video albums in addition to his studio albums. Overall, Tom Jones has sold more than 100 million records worldwide. Of those, since 1991, he has sold more than 2.5 million albums in the United States alone.
This Is Tom Jones, a Variety TV Show, Made him $9 Million
Back in the 60s and 70s, the television entertainment landscape was different, and musicians regularly had their own TV shows. Tom Jones' This Is Tom Jones, a variety show by ATV in the UK, was one. The show ran for three seasons and produced 65 episodes.
In the US, the show aired on ABC, and it further grew his popularity and earned him additional award recognition. He received a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy in 1969. The show also earned him $9 million, equivalent to $63.8 million in 2020.
With Over 200 Shows a Year, He Made a Lot of Money from Live Performances
Most artists would tell you that musicians make the bulk of their money from live performances. Album sales can be lucrative, but record labels take a chunk out of the revenue from them. Live performances, however, usually goes to the artist and his team.
In that regard, Tom Jones has received several hundred million dollars in revenue over five decades. Since he rose to fame in 1964 with It's Not Unusual, concerts and touring have been significant parts of his music career. He performed and still performs several hundred shows a year, with up to 200 shows as recently as the early 2010s.
Tom has gone on several world tours, US tours, and tours in the UK. He has also performed on special occasions like Concert for Diana in Wembley, the White House at the 2000 Millennium Celebrations, and Twickenham Stadium for Help for Heroes.
He Made Up to $646,000-A-Year on The Voice UK
One other way Tom Jones made his $300 million net worth is The Voice UK, the reality singing competition series. He joined the show as a coach when it began airing in 2012. Not only did the show bring Tom back to mainstream popularity, but it also earned him a sizeable sum a season. He made a reported salary of $646,000 (£500,000) in the first four seasons.
After getting fired in the fourth season, he returned in the sixth season, albeit for a reduced salary. He has been earning a reported $193,890 (£150,000) per season from the sixth season. Overall, the show has made Tom Jones more than $3.36 million (£2.6 million) since he joined the series.
A 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Policy Kept Tom Jones and His Wife Married for 59 Years
Successful musicians being unfaithful to their partners is not a new occurrence. Many marriages and long-term relationships have ended over it. However, not many of them happened with tacit approval by the wife. Tom Jones and Linda Trenchard got married when they were teenagers and remained married until her death in April 2016.
Throughout their marriage, Tom Jones, particularly at the height of his fame, had a ton of affairs, up to 250 women a year by his admission. One or five affairs would end most people's marriages. However, a Don't Ask, Don't Tell, and borderline open marriage agreement meant his philandering had zero permanent effect.
There is also the added fact that Linda was a recluse who wanted no part in his fame or life as a musician. So, she allowed him to do whatever he wanted in his professional life. That is not to say Linda was indifferent to every single instance of infidelity.
According to Tom, after she learned of his affair with former Miss World, Marjorie Wallace, Linda assaulted and rebuked him. He admitted that he calmly accepted the harsh treatment because she was the most important thing to him and the love of his life.
Their marriage, however unconventional it was, lasted 59 years. They got married on March 2, 1957, and gave birth to their only child, Mark Woodward, who is now his father's manager, in April. Linda passed on April 10, 2016, after a short battle with lung cancer. Tom was devastated by her death and has expressed zero intentions to remarry, claiming he will never get over the loss.
One of Tom Jones' Affairs Resulted in a Child
The many affairs, flings, and relationships that characterized Tom Jones' love life include several notable women. Some of them include Mary Wilson of the Supremes, Charlotte Laws, Cassandra Peterson, and Marjorie Wallace.
However, none of them had a significant lasting impact like his affair with a model, Katherine Berkery. The two had a brief relationship during his tour of the US in October 1987, resulting in a son, Jonathan Berkery. After a protracted legal battle over the child's paternity, along with DNA testing, there was confirmation that Jones is indeed the father.
The court made the confirmation in 1989, but Jones continued to deny his fatherhood until 2008 when he admitted the son was his. Despite the admission, he has refused to meet him and has shown zero interest in forging a relationship.
The result is a rough life for Jonathan, who goes by the name Jon Jones. He became a drug dealer and slept in his car or homeless shelters for two years. This happened after his mother threw him out of his house following a descent to drug usage.
Jon Jones has since reunited with his mother, Katherine, who is an estate agent. Although his father continues to make zero attempts to meet him, Jon still harbors hope of meeting his father someday.
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The 24-year-old Maplewood man accused of stealing cash from cash registers at convenience stores in Oakdale told police he was addicted to fentanyl and was robbing stores to support his habit.
Elijah Foster was charged Thursday with four counts of felony theft in Washington County District Court. He is being held at the Washington County Jail.
Foster is accused of stealing cash from Oakdale convenience stores five times. In each case, he asked for change for a dollar, police said, and when clerks opened the cash registers to help, he reached across the counter and grabbed undisclosed amounts of cash.
After a crime alert was issued on Monday and Foster's photo was shared by local media outlets, Oakdale police received several tips as to his identity, according to the criminal complaint.
Foster turned himself in on Tuesday morning.
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Q: Identifying Triangle with if/else Question is a user gives 3 sides and identifies triangles, like equilateral, isosceles and scalene. Here is my coding, I don't know why gives any sides that always show up "invalid". I think it's logic wrong, but I can't figure out.
puts "please input the length of 3 sides:"
a = gets.chomp.to_i
b = gets.chomp.to_i
c = gets.chomp.to_i

if a + b <= c
  puts "invalid"
elsif a <= 0 || b <= 0 || c <= 0
  puts "invalid"
else
  if a == b && b == c
    puts"equilateral triangle"
  elsif a == b
    puts"isosceles triangle"
  else
    puts"scalene triangle"
  end
end

A: The fact that your code always prints "invalid" makes me think that input is passed in on one line instead of being on separate lines. For example, when the input is:
50 50 50

instead of getting 50 in all three variables you would get 50 in a and 0 in b, c. This is because gets takes in an entire line instead of taking one value.
In such an event, this is what you need:
a, b, c = gets.split.map{ |value| value.to_i }

A: A better more effective way to do this is to store the values of the triangle sides into a hash first, the value of of each triangle side will be the keys, and the value of each key can be the repeats. This will work with strings too.
Here is an Example.
# First you get an array, you can use gets.chomp as string and split to array, whichever way you choose, but in the end we end up with an array, and we pass the array to the method.

def triangle_type(arr)
  # Create new empty hash
  repeated_sides = Hash.new(0)

  # First make sure the array is only a length of three. (this is optional)
  if arr.length == 3
    # Iterate through each value in the array and store it to to a hash to find duplicates
    arr.each do |x|
      repeated_sides[x] += 1
    end

    # sort the hash by it's values in descending order, for logic to work later.
    repeated_sides = repeated_sides.sort_by {|k,v| v}.reverse.to_h

    # uncomment this below to see the duplicate sides hash
    #puts "#{repeated_sides}"

    # Iterate through the sorted hash, apply logic starting from highest and first value the iterator will find.
    repeated_sides.each do |k,v|
      return v == 3 ? 'Equilateral Triangle' : v == 2 ? 'Isosceles Triangle' : 'Scalene Triangle'
    end

  end

  # Return Not a triangle if the condition fails
  return 'Not a triangle'
end

# Test with integers
puts triangle_type([4,1,2,5]) # output: Not a triangle
puts triangle_type([3,3,3]) # output: Equilateral Triangle
puts triangle_type([4,3,3]) # output: Isosceles Triangle
puts triangle_type([4,2,3]) # output: Scalene Triangle

# Test with strings
puts triangle_type(['4','1','2','5']) # output: Not a triangle
puts triangle_type(['3','3','3']) # output: Equilateral Triangle
puts triangle_type(['4','3','3']) # output: Isosceles Triangle
puts triangle_type(['4','2','3']) # output: Scalene Triangle

puts triangle_type(['a','a','a']) # output: Equilateral Triangle
puts triangle_type(['a','c','c']) # output: Isosceles Triangle
puts triangle_type(['a','b','c']) # output: Scalene Triangle

A: Skipping user inputs, since I can not reproduce the error (even if Unihedron found a fix) there is still a problem with the logic.
When the input is a = 1000, b = 1, c = 1, the result is "scalene triangle", but it should return "invalid". Below a fix I suggest.
Let's store the input in an array (already converted into integer or float):
sides = [a, b, c]

First you need to check that all sides are positive:
sides.all? { |x| x > 0 }

Then, check that the sum of two sides is greater than the other:
sides.combination(2).map{ |x| x.sum }.zip(sides.reverse).all? { |xy, z| xy > z }

Finally (I'm missing something?), to pick the triangle denomination you can use an hash accessing it by sides.uniq result:
triangle_kinds = {1 => 'equilateral', 2 => 'isosceles', 3 => 'scalene'}
triangle_kinds[sides.uniq.size]

Used the following methods over array (enumerable):

*

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Enumerable.html#method-i-all-3F

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Array.html#method-i-combination

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Array.html#method-i-map

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Array.html#method-i-zip

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Array.html#method-i-reverse

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Array.html#method-i-sum

*https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.1/Array.html#method-i-uniq

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by Kevin Nesgoda October 31, 2020
QB Kedon Slovis and a loaded group of USC receivers have the talent to roll to a Pac-12 South Division title in 2020.
Well, somebody had to write this preview. So here we are. Not even a two-month delay to the season could make the Pac-12 South Division look any more intimidating than it would have back in September. It's a bad division in an otherwise decent conference.
I can find absolutely no reason that No. 21 USC doesn't win the South and a spot in the Pac-12 title game on Dec. 18, just seven weeks after kicking things off. Only one other team in the South is talented enough to challenge the Trojans, and even they are still a few steps behind.
That's not to say USC back to elite status (they're not), but a tribute to just how weak the South division is in 2020. Think I've bagged on these teams enough already? TOO BAD.
Here come the rankings/predicted order of finish.
USC – Clay Helton will ride the arm of QB Kedon Slovis, distributing the ball to one of (if not the) top receiving groups in the country. Offensive line is still a concern and the defense has yet to prove itself, but overall the Trojans are the only scary team in a weak division. Aside from Arizona State, nobody else in this division competes with the Men of Troy.
Let's get this thing started!
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— USC Football (@USC_FB) October 3, 2020
Arizona State – QB Jayden Daniels is a star, but will he have weapons around him or an offensive line capable of giving him time to succeed? The Sun Devils return the bulk of their defense from 2019 and should have one of the top defensive units in the conference. Herm Edwards has a good thing going, but the Sun Devils are at least a year away from playing for the conference title.
The 2020 Schedule is here 😈 🔱
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— Sun Devil Football (@ASUFootball) October 3, 2020
Utah – There are a lot of question marks for the Utes with just nine starters returning for the two-time defending division titleholders, BUT … Kyle Whittingham has a knack for reloading and should be able to put together a team significantly better than the bottom half of the division. Britain Covey is a special talent (and fun to watch) while Jake Bentley could turn heads as the new QB.
And the countdown officially begins …
‼2020 @Utah_Football SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENT‼
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— Utah Athletics (@utahathletics) October 3, 2020
Arizona – Grant Gunnell gives the 'Cats the ability to put points on the board, but can Arizona stop anybody from hanging 40-50 points? Kevin Sumlin could be coaching for his job, as he has yet to deliver on the expectations brought from Texas A&M. If the defense can make strides, Sumlin could have an extended stay, but I doubt it.
Colorado – The offensive cupboard is pretty bare, but the Buffaloes have a good number of defensive starters returning. Karl Dorrell takes over as Colorado's third coach in as many years and despite a tough first season at the helm, he gets a morale-boosting win over UCLA, a program he coached from 2003-07.
UCLA – The Chip Kelly hiring has been a disaster. Fortunately for UCLA fans, 2020 will probably be the last time they see him roaming the sidelines in Pasadena. Offensively the Bruins are bad and defensively they're even worse. They're so bad in fact, Under Armour terminated a 15-year apparel deal after just three years.
11/7 – Arizona State at USC
The top teams in the division meet in the season-opener, with the winner seemingly in the drivers' seat for the South crown, thanks to a wide margin of competition between the rest of the pack.
11/20 – UCLA at Oregon
Chip Kelly returns to Eugene, where his popularity soared as coach of the Ducks. Unfortunately, he brings with him a UCLA team among the worst in the conference to face an Oregon team that is the unanimous pick to win the Pac-12 title. Lots of points scored in this one … by the Ducks.
11/28 – Utah at Arizona State
If the Sun Devils fall at USC, the Utes could find themselves in a situation where they could take control of second place by beating ASU on the road. It's a big "if" but worth keeping an eye on.
12/12 – USC at UCLA
Funny things happen in rivalry games, even when the two teams are so far apart in the standings. USC should enter this game looking to finish 6-0 before playing for the Pac-12 title, but in what could be "Chip's Last Stand," the Bruins would have nothing to lose.
COMPLETE PAC-12 PREDICTIONS
NORTH DIVISION
5. Oregon State
6. Washington State
1. USC
2. Arizona State
6. UCLA
PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP
Oregon over USC
October 31, 2020 0 comment
Thoughts on Oregon's 2020 Schedule and Evolving Conference Matchups
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Some Context
The Pac-12 released its plan for an altered 2020 fall football schedule on July 31st. As things stand now, week one is set to start on Saturday, September 26th. However, the Pac-12 has already laid out a backup plan in which the first two weeks of each team's schedule can be compressed into their bye week and one week after the finish of their current schedule but before the potential Pac-12 title game.
As we already know, the conference abandoned any non-conference games previously scheduled to be played this season. That means no Hawaii, no North Dakota State, and (most notably) no Ohio State for our Ducks. Instead, it will be a 10-game, conference only schedule—meaning Oregon will play all but one Pac-12 foe, only missing out on a matchup with UCLA. It also means that there is a good chance the 2020 Pac-12 title game will be a rematch of two teams who have already met this year.
Pac-12 approves 2020 football schedule and plans for fall sports.
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— Pac-12 Conference (@pac12) July 31, 2020
Briefly, let's address the elephant in the room: nobody knows whether this schedule will ultimately be played in this order or whether we'll see football in the fall of 2020 at all. I'm of the opinion that nobody really can know for sure right now. Even if this thing gets off the ground and we do see games played, I wouldn't rule out the schedule being altered or canceled if new information about player safety comes out.
And just to be clear, player safety should be, and needs to be, the number one priority in all of this. It's our role as fans to support the players' safety and their right to choose whether they want to play. With that said, I'm rooting hard that football can be played safely this fall. I love the Ducks and I love college football. Hopefully, this proposed schedule works out. For the rest of this article, I'll be assuming that the schedule is played as currently planned.
Setting the Expectation
Look, Oregon is the best team in the Pac-12. We're the defending conference champs. We're the defending Rose Bowl champs. Every week we should be stepping on the field expecting to win. Honestly, we should be looking to win big. This Andy Avalos defense is capable of holding any team in the conference under 15 points, and even an off night shouldn't result in anything a good offensive performance can't make up for.
Speaking of the offense, I expect us to be improved this year despite the loss of Herbert. Moorhead should be a major improvement at offensive coordinator. Tyler Shough is a guy I fully believe in at quarterback, and everything coming out of the program seems to suggest he's capable of taking over. Verdell is a quality Pac-12 back. At receiver, Oregon has its deepest unit in years—including a likely breakout guy in Devon Williams. On the offensive line, yes we're going to have to work in some new faces—but we do have Mario Cristobal as coach and Penei Sewell, arguably the best player in all of college football. (For more of my full thoughts on our depth chart, go check out episode 3 of Quacked Out Podcast on Spotify here or Apple Podcasts here).
All this is to say, the expectation this year is to win a Pac-12 title and be in the thick of the conversation for the college football playoff (although we are unsure what format that will take). Yes, it's college football, upsets happen and we should all expect the unexpected. But that being said, all the pieces are in place for a big year in Eugene. Now onto the schedule…
Game-by-Game Breakdown
9/26 Colorado
This is a great warm-up game for the Ducks. No offense to Colorado, but I don't think we need to be too worried about this one. Get the new offense clicking and see if Avalos's unit can pitch a shutout. It's a good draw for our first game. Plus, Oregon will get to look ahead and dedicate some extra prep to a Washington State program that has given us fits over the past 6 years.
10/3 @ Washington State
The Ducks travel to Pullman for this week 2 matchup. Former head coach Mike Leach is out at Wazzu, traveling south to Starkville, Mississippi; and with him, he takes his patented air-raid offense. The Cougars' new head man is Nick Rolovich, who landed the power-5 job after a successful stint at Hawaii.
Rolovich has his own unique personality and prides himself on a run and shoot offense he's seen some success with at prior stops. From a football perspective, I don't hate the hire by Washington State, but I also believe Leach had done an incredible job in crafting a unique system to match this lower end power-5 program, and ultimately I believe that Leach's niche strategy is the probably the smartest way to put a competitive product on the field at an under-resourced program like Wazzu.
The Ducks can't ignore this game, but I don't think it presents quite the same threat as it has in recent years. Plus, there obviously remains a sizable gap in talent between these two programs. Cristobal's guys should be fine if they come in sharp.
10/9 (Friday) Arizona State
You'd have to think the Ducks have this one circled after the heartbreaking loss we suffered in Tempe late last season. It's a chance for revenge, and it's a chance to make a statement.
I've always been one to point out there were reasons for our loss to the Sun Devils last year. Defensively, it was a bad game—but that unit wasn't helped by our offense's inability to sustain a drive. On offense, Oregon was hindered by the absence of Jacob Breeland, Mycah Pittman, and Jaylon Redd—three of Herbert's favorite options to when attacking the seams of a defense. Additionally, Jake Hansen was out for the 2nd half, and Throckmorton's slower snaps threw off the timing of the offense.
Herm Edwards, Jayden Daniels, and company certainly deserve a lot of credit for getting it done, but I'm not of the belief that last year's result is indicative of a trend to come in this matchup. Injuries do happen in football and I do think we ultimately deserved to lose the matchup in Tempe last fall.
However, as Cristobal recruits more and more of his guys into this program, the Ducks are starting to build the depth necessary to overcome these setbacks. Personally, I expect this team to be dialed in this time around.
10/17 @ Oregon State
This will be a year to break tradition between the Ducks and their in-state rival Beavers. The game will no longer be marketed as "the Civil War" after a push from current and former players, including Oregon legend Dennis Dixon. Also, it won't be played during the traditional final week of the season. But one yearly tradition I do hope to continue is the Ducks crushing the Beavers, as we have in 12 of the last 13 matchups.
I think the Beavs are finally trending the right direction in Corvallis and believe that Jonathan Smith is a capable man for the job. Oregon State has some impact players and things have been picking up for them in recruiting—with the notable addition of 4-star in-state running back Damir Collins out of Jefferson High School in Portland.
But the talent gap between these two in-state foes is still massive. I simply don't see how the Beavers can overcome that this year.
10/24 Bye Week
As things stand now, the Ducks are off in week 5—and frankly, we should expect to be undefeated at this point. I don't love this bye week for Oregon. In a 10-game schedule, it's a little earlier than ideal in my opinion. But Mario Cristobal will just have to make do with the cards he's been dealt.
After the bye, Oregon heads into a 6 game stretch where I expect 4 of their 5 most challenging matchups of the season will lie (Arizona State being the one game not included). Oregon absolutely can make it through this gauntlet unscathed, but that will tak
e discipline and focus. It will be a good test of the culture Cristobal has been so dedicated to implementing during his time in Eugene.
10/31 Washington
A Halloween night brawl between the Huskies and the Ducks is what's on the docket this season. Anyone on Twitter knows how much this rivalry has heated up in the past few years. What's more, the rivalry is becoming a year-long event, with both programs heavily involved in the recruitments of high profile west coast players like Troy Franklin, Moliki Matavao, and JT Tuimoloau. Mario Cristobal and Jimmy Lake alike even seem to be feeding into the bad blood. I love it.
My take on the Huskies is that they're on the verge of a decline. Chris Petersen is definitely a good college football coach, and the mix of coach Pete's culture and the more high talent recruiting UW had under Sarkisian is the best way to win in Seattle. Now Pete is out and Jimmy Lake is in. Lake may have what it takes to get things done in this sport eventually—the jury's still out on that—but for now, he's still learning the ropes. Husky fans had hoped that Lake would provide a younger energy and spark necessary to make UW cool (particularly on the recruiting trail), but his first offseason has been filled with blunders and lowered expectations.
Washington is unequivocally losing this rivalry on the recruiting trail in the 2021 cycle, and really, it isn't even very close. If the Huskies suffer their 3rd consecutive defeat to Cristobal, expect their fans to get anxious up in Seattle, given how much time they spend mulling over how they stack up with the Ducks. To make matters worse for UW, it looks like Lake made a poor hire at offensive coordinator in John Donovan, a guy who has struggled to find success as a college OC and draws consistently negative reviews from fans at his past stops, most notably Penn State.
With that said, as much as I hate to admit it, UW actually has a pretty talented roster going into this upcoming 2020 season. The Huskies sit at 13th in the 247 Blue Chip Ratio, a metric created by Bud Elliot to measure the portion of each team's scholarship roster that is comprised of former 4 and 5-star recruits. No team has won a national title with blue chip players making up under 50% of their scholarship roster, and Washington sits just above that mark at 54%.
This won't be a cakewalk for our Ducks, as the past two matchups have been decided by the thinnest of margins. That being said, I think it's fair to expect an Oregon win this year over their rivals up north. In my estimation, we have an advantage in the quarterback room. We have an advantage at both coordinator spots. We have an advantage in strength and conditioning. We have an advantage in experience at head coach.
Overall, this Ducks roster is battle-tested and has proven a knack for pulling out close wins in big games under Cristobal in a way the Huskies have not. (OK I know the Auburn game… but besides that one… and 2018 Stanford. Ugh.) Anyways, these are all potentially deciding factors in what figures to be a close game between two talented foes. Give me the Ducks.
11/7 @ Cal
This one has all the makings of a trap game. It's situated right between Washington and USC—probably the other two most talented rosters in the conference and two games that our players and coaches take very personally.
On the other side, Cal has a bye week before this game, so they're sure to be focused and well prepared. Something is building in Berkeley under Justin Wilcox (shoutout to the former Duck). This would certainly be a signature win for the Golden Bears, a la the upset the Sun Devils pulled off in Tempe last year.
As reigning Rose Bowl champions and favorites in the 2020 conference race, Oregon is going to get the best shot from every team they face—everyone wants to take down the champ on the big stage. Again, this will be a test for the culture that Cristobal has continually beat the drum for during his time in Eugene.
At their best, Oregon should be able to win this game handily. The question, of course, is will we show up at our best? Have the Ducks embraced that heartbreaking defeat in Tempe and used it as motivation to stay sharp? Or are we prone to repeat our mistakes and suffer the same fate once again? That's what I'm looking to see from this game.
11/14 USC
For the 3rd week in a row, the Ducks will face a top Pac-12 opponent—see what I mean about the second half of this schedule being a bit loaded? There are few things that get me more hyped up than Oregon vs USC—the only in-conference matchup that features two national brands.
I don't question that our players will be geared up for this one, but the same could be said of the opposing Trojans after they suffered an embarrassing 32-point blowout in the coliseum last year. Every time Oregon beats USC it means a little extra—another year that the program most capable of creating a dynasty on the west coast lays dormant. Cristobal has been very calculated in squelching any moment at USC, consistently winning high-profile battles both on the field and off. We'll see if he can do it again this year.
Who are the breakout candidates in this one? It's got to be the front 7 for Oregon. Play from our secondary will be crucial against Graham Harrell's air-raid attack lead by Kedon Slovis—but I trust those guys in the back end for the Ducks. The place where Oregon really has a chance to dominate this game is in the trenches on the defensive side. USC is weak on the o-line, and it's the type of weakness that could cripple their entire attack if properly exploited. Luckily, the Ducks have just the guys to do it—Jordon Scott, Austin Faoliu, Mase Funa, Adrian Jackson, Isaac Slade-Matuatia, maybe even a bit from the freshman linebacking duo of Justin Flowe and Noah Sewell. Oh ya, and then, of course, there's Kayvon Thibodeaux.
After an impressive freshman year, especially towards the latter end, Thibodeaux seems ready to pop as a sophomore. If it hasn't happened yet, expect this game to be Kayvon Thibodeaux's official entrance onto the national stage. NFL number one pick buzz, a run at the Bednarik Award, an invitation to the Heisman ceremony in 2021—it could all start with Thibodeaux tormenting his former hometown Trojans on a Saturday in mid-November. That's what I expect to happen.
11/20 (Friday) @ Arizona
This will be a much-needed break for our Ducks. Yes, Arizona has some talent—a promising QB Grant Gunnell, a solid WR room, and some experience on defense. And, of course, strange things always seem to happen in the desert. I just don't see much magic going on there under Sumlin. Unlike their in-state counterpart, Arizona doesn't seem to be building towards much.
I'll say this, I expect Sumlin to be gone before the Wildcats find themselves back in the heat of a Pac-12 South race deep in November. I simply don't believe this program has the energy or the swagger to pull off a major upset against the Ducks. That makes this a nice road draw for Oregon, and should give us the chance to collect ourselves before the final push.
11/28 Stanford
Oregon and Stanford ha
ve had some memorable and meaningful showdowns over the past decade or so. Some have had me jumping and shouting in victory, others left me crushed and demoralized in defeat.
Unfortunately, I believe that that era of the rivalry is coming to an end. At one time this was one of the great yearly stylistic clashes in all of college football. For the Ducks, it was always a crucial test of whether a given year's squad could handle the brutal physicality and clinical execution represented by the Cardinal. Under Cristobal, I am not sure that Stanford will still be the relevant measuring stick for whether Oregon can compete nationally in a given year. Cristobal prioritizes the trenches; it's the first place he wants to make sure we aren't outmatched. Not only has Stanford declined, but also, the sport has evolved.
In the early 2010s, the top tier of college football (outside of Oregon) looked a lot more like those old Stanford teams—the Cardinal were an appropriate simulation of what we might see against an Auburn or Alabama on the national stage. In today's sport, that regional measuring stick probably looks more like a pass-heavy offense with dynamic playmakers at receiver, something like a better version of Leach's Wazzu or the USC air-raid. Either way, I'm sad to say I don't expect this year's Stanford game to be one of the most compelling chapters of "birds vs nerds."
In a weird way, I'm actually sad to say I'm not too worried about the Stanford game this year. Just look what happened last season, Oregon had one of our most sluggish performances (at least offensively) and still walked out of Palo Alto without much threat of taking a loss.
To summarize, I just think Mario Cristobal has built this program in a way that nullifies many of Stanford's strengths that at one time gave us fits.
12/5 @ Utah
The Utes campaigned hard for this one—it appears they are seeking revenge after suffering a crushing defeat to the Ducks in last year's Pac-12 title game, which left Utah on the outside of the playoff. Frankly, the Utes lose a lot from their special season in 2019; most notably Tyler Huntley, Zack Moss, Jaylon Johnson, and Bradlee Anae. Those are the type of players that gave real teeth to Kyle Whittingham's program.
To make matters worse for the Utes, Cristobal and the Ducks don't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. If the Pac-12 landscape is an arms race, then Utah is falling well behind in terms of talent acquisition. More and more, they are becoming the team that shows up with a knife to the proverbial gunfight, as their recruiting rankings lag behind the rest of the conference's top tier. At some point, the talent gap simply becomes too large to overcome with scheme and culture. It might be enough to edge out a dysfunctional USC program in the Pac-12 South race, but besting the Ducks is another story. Again, it's not like Oregon is a program lacking in culture or scheme, particularly after the addition of OC Joe Moorhead.
If there is a silver lining for the Utes, it's that they have until the last week of the season to prepare themselves for this game. They have ample time to turn an abundance of question marks into answers and they've shown an impressive ability to reload, particularly on the defensive end, over the past few years. However, if Oregon plays its best game, we should win comfortably—as we did in the conference title game last season.
And speaking of the conference title game, this matchup brings an interesting dynamic because it could be a possible preview of the conference title game currently scheduled for just two weeks later. Oregon seems to be the favorite in the North, while Utah figures to be in a close race with USC and likely Arizona State for the South. It's entirely possible that these two teams could face each other in consecutive matchups, something that has seldom been seen in college football.
Another bye, this one is the same for every school in the Pac-12. If games have to be canceled or rescheduled, there's a good chance they'll move to this week. If that doesn't happen, it will be nice to have an extra week to gear up for a potential conference championship game.
Also, this could be a key period for Cristobal and staff to sure up recruiting for the Ducks' 2021 class before early signing period, which is currently slotted for December 16th through the 18th (although that may be subject to change given this year's unique calendar). By the way, that 2021 class is shaping up to be the best in program history by a pretty wide margin.
12/18 or 12/19 Pac-12 Championship Game
There's not too much to say here given the Ducks don't know who their opponent will be or even which date this game will be played on. Some would say the Ducks don't know if they'll be in this game. They also don't know, for sure, where it will be played. The conference announced this year's game will be held at the home stadium of the team with the best record.
I do know this though: if the Ducks play up to their full potential, we should be playing our final conference game in Autzen in mid-December, and hopefully, we'll be looking to make a statement and bolster our case for a playoff berth (in whatever form that takes).
11-0 is out there. 10-1 is out there as well. Either of those marks would clearly be a very successful season. Now, is this the year? I don't know. It could be. This team has the talent to pull something big off and in a sport and a year of uncertainty, I'm not willing to count them out entirely. But, I also think it's important for us all to put things in the context of the trajectory of this program.
I'm of the opinion that the best is yet to come in the Cristobal era. A couple more recruiting classes like this one in 2021 and Oregon will have the roster to be within a score of any team in the country on any given Saturday. So what do we need out of this year? Really, I would just say we need to maintain the standard we established in 2019-20.
First, win the Pac-12, or at least win the North. If we do that, we should secure a bid to a New Years 6 bowl (assuming those happen this year). A competitive performance in a NY6 bowl gives Oregon all the tools we need to continue the upward trajectory of this program. I certainly believe that's a goal that this team can accomplish.
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August 7, 2020 3 comments
Oregon, Utah, and Championship Weekend
The 13th-ranked Oregon Ducks (10-2, 1st in Pac-12 North) will face the No. 5 Utah Utes (11-1, 1st in Pac-12 South) in the Pac-12 Championship Game on Friday, December 5th at 5:00 p.m. PT at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, CA.
This game has College Football Playoff implications for the Utes, who find themselves in prime position to jump No. 4 Georgia should the Bulldogs lose to No. 1 LSU in the SEC Championship Game on Saturday. Let's take a look at Oregon's possible bowl game matchups.
Where are we going? Who will we play?
For the Ducks, the goal is simple: win this game, and an automatic Rose Bowl berth awaits as winners of the Pac-12. Lose and the options open up a bit: If Utah ends up in the Playoff, Oregon would still go to the Rose Bowl as the next-best Pac-12 team. If Utah beats Oregon but doesn't make the Playoff—maybe Georgia wins and keeps their No. 4 spot or the Utes are passed by Oklahoma or Baylor—then Kyle Wittingham's squad would be headed to Pasadena and the Ducks would find themselves in the Alamo Bowl.
The Rose Bowl opponent would be the best Big Ten (stylized: B1G) team available. Since current No. 1 Ohio State is a lock for the Playoff if they win the B1G Championship Game against Wisconsin, the bid would go to the next-highest-ranked B1G team. That's currently No. 8 Wisconsin, although the Badgers may drop below No. 10 Penn State with a loss to Ohio State. Of course, a win in that game would put the two-loss Badgers in the Rose Bowl. At this point, I'd say the most likely Rose Bowl opponent would be Penn State.
Should Oregon go to the Alamo Bowl, they would face an team from the Big 12 (B12). The B12's bowl priorities are the Playoff, then Sugar, then Alamo. If the winner of the Oklahoma-Baylor conference championship leaps Utah for the Playoff, the Ducks would play the third-best B12 team, which is currently No. 25 Oklahoma State. If Georgia or Utah takes the final playoff spot, the loser of Oklahoma-Baylor would go to the Alamo and the winner would go to the Sugar Bowl.
Review: Oregon's (realistic) bowl matchups
Rose vs Penn State
Rose vs Wisconsin
Alamo vs Oklahoma
Alamo vs Baylor
Alamo vs Oklahoma State
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Still with me? Need a bathroom break? Glass of water? Ok, let's continue.
Conference Championship Games: Who do we want to win?
Here's a guide for who to root for in all the other Power 5 conference championship games, in order of occurrence. All times are Pacific.
Big 12: #6 Oklahoma vs #7 Baylor – Saturday at 9 a.m. on ABC – Arlington, TX
Ducks won? Root for Baylor. If Utah's out of the playoff, we don't really care who takes their place, but we'd prefer it isn't Oklahoma, who has a better shot than Baylor (based on pedigree and quality of loss). We don't want a B12 team in the playoff so that the Utes play one of these two teams in the Alamo.
Ducks lost? Root for Baylor. The Bears are less likely to jump Utah, and if Oregon loses to Utah we want a Pac-12 team in the playoff so we can go to the Rose Bowl. If we get stuck in the Alamo Bowl, I'd rather play one of these teams in a competitive game than Oklahoma State.
SEC: #2 LSU vs #4 Georgia – Saturday at 1 p.m. on CBS – Atlanta, GA
Ducks won? Root for UGA. A Georgia win would most likely keep the Bulldogs in the playoff over the B12 champion. If we knock out Utah, they will be in the Alamo Bowl, and it's better for the conference if they're facing Oklahoma or Baylor.
Ducks lost? Root for LSU. If we lose, we want Utah in the playoff, and they won't leap a potential SEC-champion-Georgia. Having Utah is good for the conference and puts us in the Rose Bowl.
ACC: #3 Clemson vs #23 Virginia – Saturday at 4:30 p.m. on ABC – Charlotte, NC
Ducks won? Root for Clemson. Following the same logic as the SEC matchup: if we eliminate Utah, we want the playoff solidified to cause more enticing Alamo Bowl matchups. I know it's hard rooting against the underdogs, but in all seriousness, this is what's best for us.
Ducks lost? Root for Virginia. Clemson is a four-touchdown favorite in this one, but on the off-chance they lose, it would open up the playoff picture and give us a better shot at the Rose Bowl.
BIG 10: #1 Ohio State vs #8 Wisconsin (Saturday at 5:00 p.m. on FOX)
Ducks won? Root for Ohio State. Again, I know it's hard to root for Ohio State, but we want the Pac-12's best to prove themselves this bowl season. Our hypothetical Rose Bowl opponent will be a good team, whether that's Wisconsin or Penn State.
Ducks lost? Root for Ohio State. Utah's not getting in over a 0- or 1-loss Ohio State, but a B12-champion Oklahoma might!
Let's just beat Utah
…and go to the Rose Bowl! Regardless of what happens on Friday, though, this has already been a successful season. Of course I don't wanna end up in the Alamo Bowl, but 10 wins is something to be proud of.
Did I miss anything? Do you agree with my reasoning that we should play the best team we can? I definitely believe we would compete with any team listed in the options above. What matchup would you like to see most? Maybe a Danny O'Neil Rose Bowl against Penn State? Wisconsin part 2? Give me your opinion in the comments or on Twitter (@folkestad3).
As always, thanks for reading and GO DUCKS!


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This morning my heart flows with love. Our 50th wedding anniversary is Saturday, June 4, and wow, that is a lot of years. Recently, I have been spending much time reflecting. Certainly, there were times of turmoil. Times of tears. And lots of wasted time worrying about things that as of this date, have not happened. Most likely will not happen. Thankfully, in faith, I gave my worries to the Lord years ago and have trusted in His tender care. Anxious thoughts still come into my mind at times; I think that is part of the human condition. But, I don't allow fearful thoughts to linger. I'll not waste a day worrying, not even one moment.
I cherish this scripture verse about flowers because it reminds me that if God loves and carefully tends to His flowers, how much more will He watch over and nurture my life. There is nothing to fear. My times are in His hands. So, my heart is filled with love for my Savior who has graced my life with beauty.
Friends, if you woke anxious this morning, turn your thoughts to God's word. Scripture tells us, "God cares about you affectionately and He doesn't want you to carry one burden, one care, or one worry. Instead He has provided a way for you to live in peace every day of your life - not just a few days - but every day of your life!" (1 Peter 5:7 Amplified). Cast your cares upon Him for He careth about you. Same verse; short version. Don't worry. God wants you to live joyfully.


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The TRADE Crypto > News > Trading Venues > Fincross International prepares full crypto servicing and trading operation in Mauritius
Trading Venues November 9, 2018 10:57 AM GMT November 9, 2018 10:57 AM GMT
Fincross International prepares full crypto servicing and trading operation in Mauritius
Firm is led by former Societe Generale CEO of the Middle East and Africa, Eddy Abramo and is targeting institutional clients.
By Jon Watkins
Fincross International has received an in-principle approval for an investment banking license from the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius (FSC) and plans to launch a crypto exchange and custody offering.
The firm is led by former Societe Generale CEO of the Middle East and Africa, Eddy Abramo and is targeting institutional clients.
Fincross has said it will introduce a suite of digital investment banking products and services in 2019, including a 24/7 trade desk, alpha and beta crypto funds, a smart contract builder, robo advisors, research and reporting. In a statement, the company said it will also launch AI-powered trading tools will be launched, providing clients with price and volatility prediction functionality.
"The biggest challenges faced by institutions to enter this market include the need for regulation, a benchmark and institutional crypto custody," said Abramo. "These are some of the pain-points that Fincross will address."
Mauritius, an Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) whitelisted global financial centre, has emerged as a leader in the rapidly growing digital economy. Earlier this week, The TRADE Crypto reported that a blockchain securities exchange had launched in Mauritius with tokenised asset classes including cryptocurrencies, indices and exchange-traded funds.
The HYBSE International Marketplace is a joint venture between incumbent Mauritius exchange MINDEX Holdings, technology provider GMEX Group and Hybrid Stock Exchange Corporation. The company is regulated by the FSC and has welcomed Ernst & Young onto its advisory board.
Mauritius, an Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) whitelisted global financial center, has emerged as a leader in the rapidly growing digital economy. The country has developed a full legal fintech framework for investment banks and commercial banks to apply for (as of November 2018) a Crypto Custody license, Crypto Exchange license and Regulatory Sandbox license. Fincross International will apply for these listed licenses in the near future.
Subject to these licenses being granted by the FSC, Fincross International will introduce a suite of digital investment banking products and services in 2019. These include institutional crypto custody, crypto exchange, a 24/7 trade desk, alpha and beta crypto funds, a smart contract builder, robo advisors, research and reporting. AI-powered trading tools will be launched, providing clients with price and volatility prediction functionality.
Fincross International's distributed banking ledger (DBL) will enable clients to transact with instant settlement on a peer-to-peer basis. The DBL will create a whitelisted ecosystem of KYC and AML compliant fiat and crypto assets. To provide full transparency, the ledger will publish a daily audit trail of all transactions to ensure accuracy to internal and external auditors. Also currently in development is a customer platform that will enable clients to perform payments or transfers in fiat and crypto, buy a fund, trade crypto and traditional assets, view investment performance as well as more sophisticated solutions such as launching regulation-enforced token offerings or debt finance smart contracts via Fincross International's DBL.
The firm is co-founded by Henry James and Esfandiar Lagevardi, who hold the positions of Deputy CEO and Head of Research respectively. Eddy Abramo will serve as the company's CEO, while Ari Smith has been appointed as CTO.
"Our mission is to create a safe, secure and legitimate gateway into the crypto market for institutional, corporate, intermediary and private clients," said Henry James, Deputy CEO of Fincross International. "Our unique solution serves as a financial crossover that will create a compliant and seamless experience for clients to secure, invest and manage their investment portfolio, while gaining deeper access to all aspects of the crypto market and economy."
"Fincross aims to bridge the gap between the crypto and traditional world," said Eddy Abramo, CEO of Fincross International. "The biggest challenges faced by institutions to enter this market include the need for regulation, a benchmark and institutional crypto custody. These are some of the pain-points that Fincross will address."
Fincross International plans to undergo a private capital raise, which will be followed by a token sale in early 2019. Participants in the token offering will acquire utility tokens [Ticker: FNX], which will provide bandwidth on Fincross International's DBL, priority access to its products line and discount on associated fees by using FNX.
Tagged: AI, Blockchain, Crypto trading, Fincross International
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Color of Our Worlds 12/2017
Educating ALL MCSD Students for success.
Title I Schools Win Character Counts! Grants from United Way of Martin County
The following United Way of Martin County's CHARACTER COUNTS! mini-grant applications have been selected for funding and were awarded during a presentation at the November 14 School Board meeting! Congratulations on your success. Thank you for your continued support of United Way of Martin County's CHARACTER COUNTS! program!
Vonetta Allen, Dr. David L. Anderson Middle
Ruth Casady, Hobe Sound Elementary
Ivana Ayala-Esslinger, Indiantown Middle
Meditating to Ease Kids
When your brain is full of too many thoughts, it's hard to find the focus you need to get through the day. These seven apps may help kids with learning and attention issues learn how to "reset" when they're feeling overwhelmed.
Many parents say meditation is a helpful tool for their kids. More research is needed to understand how meditation might specifically benefit kids with learning and attention issues. But it can be a good way to help all kids cope with stress and "quiet the mind." Here are seven apps to introduce your child to meditation. You may also want to check out self-control apps for young kids and for teens and tweens.
(Retrieved from understood.org November 23, 2017. Price and availability may vary but were accurate at the time of original publication on Understood.org, on November 25, 2016. Understood.org or MCSD does not endorse or receive financial compensation for the sale of any of these products.)
Breathe, Think, Do With Sesame
This free Sesame Street app isn't specifically for meditation, but it's great for introducing very young kids to the concept of calming down through breathing. The app teaches kids the "Breathe, Think, Do" method. Kids help an animated monster facing a frustrating situation to calm down by taking long, deep breaths. Afterwards, they help the monster think of a solution and do it.
Available for: Android, iOS
Founded in 2010, Headspace was one of the first meditation apps on the market. It has a sleek, cool look, and uses fun cartoon videos to teach how meditation works. The app has tons of guided meditations, read by a voice with a British accent. It also has meditations targeted at specific areas, like sports and health. Headspace offers reminders, which can help kids stay on track. It also offers a buddy system so different users can encourage each other. Headspace is for best for teens and older kids. However, it does offer several short meditations for younger children.
Price: Free to try ($12.95 per month subscription)
Available for; Android, iOS
Scape is an innovative app that allows kids to create their own calming, ambient sound. To do this, they combine shapes, colors and backgrounds to create a sound mix, called a "Scape." Kids can meditate to the sound of the scape, or they can listen while focusing on other activities, like homework. For the best experience with this app, your child will need headphones or speakers.
Available for: iPad
Settle Your Glitter
This free app helps kids focus on breathing to manage feelings. Kids first name how they're feeling—mad, sad, silly or worried. Then they press a button for how strong the feeling is. Lastly, they shake their device to release virtual glitter on their screen, which slowly settles. As the glitter settles, kids breathe as a cartoon character grows and shrinks. Kids of all ages can use this app, but younger ones will need help to understand what to do.
Stop, Breathe & Think
Stop, Breathe & Think is a simple meditation app for kids in middle school and older. It has guided meditations and breathing exercises, as well as written instructions on how to meditate. There's a function where kids can share how their mind and body are feeling, and the app suggests an appropriate meditation. The app also tracks total meditation time and how "settled" kids report they feel.
Price: Free (with in-app options to purchase additional meditations)
Super Stretch Yoga HD
Super Stretch Yoga HD is for yoga, not meditation, but it can help kids learn the importance of relaxation and breathing. The app teaches kids how to do 12 different yoga poses. Each pose is introduced with a short animation, a live video with a child doing the pose, and an explanation. Kids can choose to do one of the poses, or do all of them in rotation. The app gives kids gentle encouragement while kids do the yoga poses, and reminds them to breathe. Super Stretch Yoga HD is best for kids in grade school and Pre-K.
The Calm app offers a new meditation every day, along with 7- to 21-day meditation programs like "7 Days of Calming Anxiety" or "7 Days of Focus." Most of the meditations are guided, but there are options for unguided timed meditations, too. Guided meditations are read aloud by a pleasant, soothing voice. Kids can also listen to sounds like ocean waves or wind. It's free to try the app's first program and a few stand-alone guided meditations. There's a fee to access more. Calm is best for older teens and young adults. Parents may want to try the app too. And if you have a younger child, Calm offers sleep stories to read to kids to help them relax and sleep better.
Price: Free to try ($9.99 per month membership)
When the Relatives Came to Visit Hobe Sound Elementary School!
Pinewood Annual Thanksgiving Feast!
Indiantown Middle School hosted their 10th Annual Veterans Day Luncheon!
Warfield Kindergarteners are Readers!
We are Readers Celebration of learning at Warfield Elementary School. Kindergarten students celebrated their progress on completion of their reading unit - WE are Readers!
Reader Celebration at WES!
Kindergarteners are great readers at WES!
We Are Readers at WES!
Jen Bacchiochi Named Literacy Coach of the Year by the Florida Reading Assosciation!
Jen Bacchiochi, Literacy Coach at Warfield Elementary School, was recognized by the Florida Reading Association as Literacy Coach of the Year for the State of Florida!
Jen Bacchiochi
Kickball is a PBIS Incentive at Warfield!
PBIS or Positive Behavioral Interventions & Support kickball games promote following PBIS STAR expectations. Students paid to play kickball against other classes and grade levels.
Awesome Authors Afterschool Club at Port Salerno Elementary School!
Donna Gephart
Awesome Authors After-School Club
Death by Toilet Paper by Donna Gephart
PSE is excited to have the opportunity for students to work with Donna Gephart, an award winning author! PSE hosted an after-school writing club with author Donna Gephart, where the students moved through the writing process to create a finished piece of work.
First Ever Girls Volleyball Championship Team at Anderson Middle School
National Junior Honor Society Inductee Ceremony at Anderson Middle School!
REVISED 2017–2018 Uniform Statewide Assessment Calendar – Martin County School District
http://www.martinschools.org/files/_iHDRL_/845ebf0cf1b4079b3745a49013852ec4/MCSD_Uniform_Assessment_Calendar_Board_Approved_RV_11_3_17.pdf
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2018-2019 Martin County School District Calendar
http://www.martinschools.org/dynimg/_iSAAA_/docid/0x61D80815227A9A04/8/School%2BCalendar%2B2018-2019%2Bschool%2Bboard%2Bapproved%2B11.14.17.pdf
Save the Date! March 3, 2018 sees the return of Book Mania at JBHS!
MCLS is pleased to announce the return of
BookMania!
the most prestigious literary event on the Treasure Coast!
Saturday, March 3, 2018 9am-4:30pm
Jensen Beach High School Performing Arts Center
Authors will participate in one of multiple panel discussions featuring prominent and emerging writers. Specific panel themes include: Know Your Body, Know Your Food; A Dogs Tale; All in the Family: Writing Teams; The Spy Next Door: True Tales of Espionage and Intrigue; Relationships in History: Then and Now; and On the Edge of Your Seat.
BookMania! is free and open to the general public. As part of a collaborative effort with Barnes & Noble booksellers, the Martin County School District will be collecting books for their K-12 book drive in conjunction with this event. Additionally, a ticketed sponsors' event, A Literary Affair, will be held on the evening prior to the festival.
This popular program has achieved national recognition for its stellar authors, record attendance, and impressive book sales. Now in its 24th year, BookMania! remains a favorite destination for a wide and diverse audience. Bookmania! is sponsored by The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc.
Library events are free and open to the public. See you there!
Make History Come Alive with Books!
Look for picture and read-aloud books.
There are many kinds of children's books about historical people, places, and events at the library. You may wish to look for books related to:
your own family history
places you have visited (or are going to visit)
events and people that your child is studying in school.
Don't forget the fiction
Sometimes a good story is the best way to spark interest in a new topic! Books that are written from a child's point of view or as a children's diary are often popular for young readers.
Ask the librarian for help
If your child develops an interest in a specific event or person, ask the school or public librarian for suggestions of related books.
Look for clues
As you read books about history together, ask your child to look for clues related to the time period. What does he notice about the location, clothes, transportation, and houses? How have those things changed over time?
Look for books about familiar places
When you find a historic painting or photo of a familiar place, ask your child about what things that have changed or stayed the same. Perhaps there is a building where there used to be a park, or perhaps you can find a photo of the old theater downtown when it first opened.
Keep a map and globe nearby
Show your child where the things you're reading about happened, whether it's in your neighborhood or on the other side of the world.
Help older children find chapter books about historical topics
Children who are reading on their own have a wide variety of chapter books to choose from. A number of series books focus on historic themes as well, such as The American Girls and Magic Tree House books.
Look for other kinds of reading material as well
Magazines, posters, kids' newspapers, flash cards, comic books, and graphic novels all can present historic information in a fun way.
Follow up with other activities
When your child develops an interest in a topic from history, look for places to visit related to that topic, such as living history museums or historic sites. You may also be able to find TV shows, movies, and websites with information for kids about history.
Look at those resources together so you can talk about what you see and how it compares with the books you've been reading.
Other resources include:
Helping Your Child Learn History (U.S. Department of Education)
Remember When... (Illinois Early Learning Project)
U.S. Department of Education: Office of Intergovernmental and Interagency Affairs. Helping Your Child Learn History. Washington, D.C., 20202
(Retrieved from ColorinColarado.org on November 30, 2017.)
Recommended Booklists
Latinas Who Made a Difference
Latinos Who Made a Difference
The Legacy of Cesar Chavez
Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo
Famous Authors and Librarians: Hispanic Heritage
Biographies: American Indian Heritage
Native Women's History: American Indian Heritage
Courageous Girls and Women: Asian Pacific American Heritage
Heroes and Legends: Asian Pacific American Heritage
For more great booklists on historic topics, see our Books & Authors section and the Social Studies lists on Reading Rockets!
What is iReady?
i-Ready Diagnostic & Instruction is an online, interactive earning environment designed to assess students and then provide individualized instruction based on each student's unique need.
iReady Login Link
login.i-ready.com
Parents Guide to iReady
https://content.i-ready.com/content/teacher/resources/DiagnosticInstruction/Parents/Parent%20Guide.pdf
content.i-ready.com
The Martin County School District has launched our new mobile app, which is now available for iPhones®, iPads®, Android™, Blackberry™ and Windows™ devices by searching "Martin County Schools" from SchoolInfo App. The free app enables parents, students, alumni, faculty and staff to quickly access all of the who, what, when and where for the District and every school in the district.
District Approved Instructional Materials
Martin County School District : Sign Up to Stay in Touch
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Title I/Migrant/ELL Services Department
The Color of Our Worlds is an Electronic Newsletter for the school communities of:
AMS: Anderson Middle School
HSE: Hobe Sound Elementary School
IMS: Indiantown Middle School
JDP: J. D. Parker Elementary School
PWE: Pinewood Elementary School
PSE: Port Salerno Elementary School
SWE: SeaWind Elementary School
WES: Warfield Elementary School
khanals@martin.k12.fl.us 772-219-1200 martinschools.org/pages/Martin_County_School_District/Title_I


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Q: referring to specific parts of a python dictionary in javascript I made a program which parses data and then does a python json.dumps() with it. Next, in my javascript, I did a jQuery getJSON() with this data.
Before I did the json.dumps() with my data, I split it into three list because I didn't know how to deal with the data in js. The data is structured like this:
Key: (value1, value2)

I simply need to refer to those individual 'columns' in my javascript separately. I feel like it might be more efficient to just do the dumps() with the python dictionary but I don't know how to refer to it as I want in the javascript. Obviously it's important that the data stay "grouped"
How would I go about doing that?

A: Here's a full example that I have used in a mapping project. Javascript loads data via Ajax from the flask application.
The JQuery ajax method is very similar to the getJSON method.
#ajax method to retreive well data for dynamic well values, x_pos, y_pos, substance concentration
@app.route('/getWellData', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def getWellData():
    #get all samples with that date
    date_collected = request.args.get('date_collected')
    site_id = request.args.get('site_id')
    site_map_id = request.args.get('site_map_id')
    substance_id = request.args.get('substance_id')

    well_results = wellSubstanceDataBySite(
        site_id=site_id,
        site_map_id=site_map_id,
        date_collected=date_collected,
        substance_id=substance_id)

    #return json to updateMarks ajax javascript function
    return json.dumps(well_results)

Javascript:
//call the ajax endpoint for getWellData to return position, values, etc
$.ajax({
    dataType: "json",
    url: '/getWellData',
    data: data,
    success: function(data){

        //iterate over each value in the data array and append it as div element to the .landmarks div
        $.each(data, function(well_id, well){

            //create the mark element, must be all mashed into one line, wont work with multiple lines
            //sutract depth_of_water (well.value) from well.top_of_casing
            var goundwater_elevation_val = well.top_of_casing - well.value
            var mark = '

<input class="well-checkboxes" type="checkbox" name="enable-well-' + well_id + '" checked style="margin:3px;">' + goundwater_elevation_val.toFixed(4) + '

';
            if (well.value != 0) {
                //append the new mark to the .landmarks div
                $('.landmarks').append(mark);
            }

        });

        //refresh all landmarks to plot the new landmarks on the map with the smoothZoom API
        $('#sitemap').smoothZoom('refreshAllLandmarks');
    }
});