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Maine woman's Olympic dream culminates in Tokyo

Maine woman s Olympic dream culminates in Tokyo Share Updated: 6:55 PM EDT Jul 29, 2021 Share Updated: 6:55 PM EDT Jul 29, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript GEORGETOWN, SHE SET HER SIGHTS OTHN E ULTIMATE IN HER SPORT. AS CLICHE AS IT SOUNDS, IT S COMPLETE EXHILIRATION TO REPRESENT THE USA AT THIS LEVEL. IT WASN T UNTIL A FEW YES AR AGO THAT RACHEL SCHNEIDER MOVED FROM MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNING TO LONGER RACES D AN IN THAT TIME SHE S BECOME ONE OF THE WORLD S BEST.TWO YEAR AGO SHE MADE THE WORLD TEAM, BUT HAD A DISAPPOINTING NIFISH IN THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.. WHICH HAS SHAPED HER PATH TO THE OLYMPI. CS THAT WAS REALLY HELPFUL TO GET THAT EXPERIENCE ON THAT STAGE, YOU KONW YOU ALWAYS WANT TO SHOW OFF YOUR BE ST SELF WHEN YOU ARE ON THAT STAGE, BUT I LEANRED SO MUCH FROM THE 2019 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS I DON T KNOW IF I WOULD ACTUALLY CHANGE IT, SO THIS TIME GIONG INTO THE 2021 OLYMPICS I FEEL LIKE I M A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT ATHLET E. IN SANFORD,

Time Matters: Companies Prioritizing Investments That Reduce Time-to-Value From Data

Time Matters: Companies Prioritizing Investments That Reduce Time-to-Value From Data Growth strategy, customer expectations and competitive pressures are key drivers of investments in real-time data technologies with 90% planning an increase in the near-term. Less than a third of businesses define real time as a second or less. Those who do are better positioned for data-driven decision making. Despite the increase in the understanding and application of real-time data over the past three years, challenges remain regarding readiness, culture and skills. The C-suite is ranked below other groups such as Finance, Sales and Marketing for being data-led. Independent research released today by

Latest Fray Over LGBTQ 'Hysteria' Is Tense But Civil: Law Has Last Word

Teacher Abby Cook walking past one of the many people who registered to speak at this afternoon’s Flagler County School Board workshop, where the most contentious segments focused on the district’s policies and procedures regarding LGBTQ students. (© FlaglerLive) Flagler County School Board member Jill Woolbright wanted to know, “in black and white law and not gray,” if the school district could know that a student had changed gender identity and not tell the student’s parents. The simple answer is yes, in most cases, though it’s not airtight, Kristy Gavin, the school board attorney, told her this afternoon in the context of the latest in what has now become an 18-month epic over LGBTQ procedures in Flagler schools–and one epically out of proportion with the problems, if any, that those procedures are causing.

There Are No Transgender "Issues" in Flagler Schools. A Small, Noisy Group Is Fabricating an Issue Anyway.

Some 14 months ago LGBTQ debates drew heated reactions from the likes of Charlene Cothran and her followers. A workshop Tuesday afternoon may revive the theater. (© FlaglerLive) There are no transgender “issues” in Flagler County schools. There are no bathroom issues, no issues with transgender athletes, no issues with a student of one birth sex supposedly using their transgender status to leer at students of the other. No issues have been referred to the school board attorney, to whom they would have to be if the problem wasn’t the sort of matter that arises and gets resolved at the school level.