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An excellent work ethic permeates the Quad-Cities and is certainly evident in school classrooms throughout the area, said Harry Litchfield, the Quad-Cities' sole representative on the Illinois State Board of Education.
``We have some of the most dedicated educators and administrators I have seen throughout the state,'' said Mr. Litchfield of Coal Valley. ``Because of them, a lot of what we are doing is being successful. I feel very positive about this part of the state and know we are doing a lot of good things.''
The area typically attracts top teachers, Rock Island County Regional Superintendent of Schools Joe Vermeire said.
Two community colleges, Marycrest International University, St. Ambrose University, Augustana College and The Grad Center (representing 13 different colleges in Illinois and Iowa) constantly provide area schools with impressive new teacher recruits, he said.
``I think we're getting the cream of the crop,'' Mr. Vermeire said. ``Many student teachers, for example, decide later to stay with the school districts, so there's a large opportunity to get excellent teachers.''
Mr. Vermeire's office also provides additional training and strong support for teachers to enhance educational quality in the Quad-Cities, Mr. Litchfield said.
A lot of good programs are going on in the schools and numerous students and teachers receive benefits and noteworthy recognition as a result, Mr. Vermeire said.
Rock Island County boasts two year-round schools in Rock Island, and another possible one is being considered by the East Moline School board, he said. Horace Mann Choice in Rock Island has hosted more than 100 visitors from dozens of other school districts, colleges and universities from across the Midwest wanting to study the year-round approach.
A comprehensive school-to-work program spearheaded by the Illinois Quad City Chamber of Commerce has become one of the best models in the state.
``We have a number of alternatives in Rock Island County Schools for kids at risk, including the Rock River Alternative School in Geneseo and the Black Hawk College Outreach Center, Mr. Vermeire said. ``Rock Island-Milan and Moline school districts also have alternative high school programs.''
An Area Career Center at United Township High School also provides high-caliber vocational education to students throughout the Quad-Cities and surrounding areas.
The Regional Office of Education also coordinates an Internet network for area schools as they keep pace with the changing world of technology.
A number of community organizations and agencies also help provide additional educational opportunities or support for students and teachers, he said. Project Success and Safe Schools programs, for example, use the work of community volunteers.
A variety of social-service and substance-abuse prevention agencies, provide additional services.
Many valuable business partnerships also exist among area schools and local industries, including notable long-standing relationships United Township and Moline school districts have shared with Deere Harvester.
A variety of recognition programs also exist, including quarterly awards presented by Deere Harvester to students and staff at United Township and Moline, and academic achievement awards given annually by the Illinois Quad City Chamber of Commerce over the past 39 years to students throughout the area.
The Dispatch and the The Rock Island Argus have sponsored an annual Master Teacher recognition program for seven years, saluting 129 of the area's top teachers and presenting them with brass bells mounted on hand-crafted plaques.
Area teachers and staff also have fared well in the Illinois State Board of Education's Those Who Excel program. Last year, for example, Westmer bus driver Philip Fogelsong Jr. was one of 52 people in the state to receive an award of excellence, the highest of three levels in the recognition program. Four other Quad-Cities area residents also received recognition from the state board last year.
Schools in the Quad-Cities share the same problem many districts face as far as a shortage of state funding, Mr. Litchfield said. However, many foundations, booster clubs, civic groups, clubs and organizations, and businesses supplement school funding by offering a myriad of grants, gifts of equipment, scholarships and donations.
Mr. Vermeire asked schools to send lists of other ``good things happening at your school.'' Some of the responses received, listed randomly, include:
-- Rock Island-Milan -- Audubon Elementary: ``Polite is Right'' education, peer mediation and conflict resolution programs, successful inclusion programs for children with special needs; Lincoln Elementary: developing interdisciplinary fine-arts curriculum; Earl Hanson Elementary: parent-involvement activities, literature circles, and civic oration contest for intermediate students; Grant Intensive Basic Elementary: dress code to deter societal fads and environmental concerns, and full-time parent coordinator; Longfellow: family computer literacy program, and extended-day program to help students complete homework; Horace Mann Choice: mandated parent involvement, non-graded multi-age classrooms, multi-cultural centered curriculum, and foreign language program; Frances Willard Elementary: Families and Schools Together program, Aggression Replacement Training, PREP program designed to develop character skills; and Thomas Jefferson Elementary: St. Jude Math-a-thon, Star Lab Planetarium program, and Milan Bike Registration and Safety Program.
-- Rockridge -- Community-school partnership to build new all-weather track, successful parent university program, Reynolds grade-school students participating in ``You Can Soar'' recreation and an assembly featuring Rudy Ruettiger of the movie ``Rudy'' fame.
-- Silvis -- People in Zany Acting Styles student group performing skits and plays about positive behaviors and anti-drug and alcohol messages, gardening project at Niabi Zoo, and no-detention/no-referral parties.
-- Winola Elementary -- ``Reach Out and Read'' program for first graders, and Western Illinois University Regional Touring Theater Co. to present ``Edward and the Pirates'' March 27.
-- Matherville Intermediate -- Illinois Power Classroom Grant program, Family Reading Night featuring a ``Fairy Tale Feud'' pitting parents against the children in answering trivia questions about fairy tales, folk tales and nursery rhymes, and adult computer classes.
-- Sherrard -- School-to-work partnership with Rock Island Arsenal, 15-acre working farm site on school property run by students, and community play/pre-school run by students at the high school.
-- By Leon Lagerstam (February 9, 1998)
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OnboardStaterooms can be either twin or double and have showers, televisions, internal telephones, air-conditioning, safes, dressing tables, music systems, hair dryers and robes. Two of the cabins have two portholes, rather than large windows.
The Robert Louis Stevenson restaurant is capable of accommodating 60 at one time, and there is open seating for all meals. Breakfast, lunch and supper feature local ingredients that are provisioned along the way -- salmon, fine Angus beef or game. Villeroy and Boch service pieces dress the elegant tables. Dress is country-club casual with jackets and cocktail attire requested on the more formal evenings. Meals can also be taken on the terraces.
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About Magna Carta Steamship Company Ltd.The company was created to allow visitors to sail through Scotland's Caledonian Canal, which was originally completed in 1822 and links the natural lakes (lochs) in the region (Dochfour, Ness, Oich and Loch Lochy). Over time, however, the vessels that utilized the canal became too large for it, and commercial use all but disappeared.
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As part of the Dignity in Schools Campaign (DSC) National Week of Action on School Pushout, the DSC-New York chapter – including Urban Youth Collaborative – galvanized youth leaders (see photo below) for a candlelight vigil and march to raise awareness about New York Public Schools suspending 260 students a day. Read more
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Geneva and Andy Nino remember not being allowed to hold their newborn baby daughter for fear of increasing her heart rate and blood pressure to dangerous levels. Now, they just have trouble holding onto 2-year-old Jocelyn because she's always busy running around and "getting into trouble."
After an abnormality was found at 21 weeks during a routine ultrasound, Geneva Nino was told that her unborn baby had a congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation (CCAM) – a large mass in the lower part of her left lung.
The doctors in Indianapolis, Indiana, referred the couple to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Initially, the Ninos wanted to seek consultation about the baby's condition from CHOP and then care for mom and baby in Indiana.
"But the doctors (in Indiana) told me that if the baby developed hydrops, we would have to go to CHOP," says Geneva. A week later, they boarded the plane for Philadelphia.
Among the life-threatening problems that CCAM can cause is fetal hydrops, an accumulation of fluid surrounding internal organs caused by congestive heart failure. Not only does hydrops pose a threat to the baby, but it can also be a danger to the mother by causing massive fluid retention leading to preeclampsia.
At Children's Hospital, the Ninos met with Dr. Holly Hedrick and the fetal surgery team. Once there, the team measured the size of the CCAM.
CCAMs are measured using a CCAM volume ratio technique, which gives doctors an idea of how severe the mass is. According to Kelli Young, MS, CRNP, a CVR of higher than 1.6 is dangerous; baby Jocelyn's was 3.9.
"They told us that because the baby had developed hydrops, there were no guarantees," remembers Geneva. "But they believed they could do an in-utero shunt process to shrink the CCAM."
Using ultrasound guidance, a shunt was placed in the baby's chest wall to drain the cyst and reduce its size, explains Young. In Jocelyn's case, the shunt was able to drastically reduce the CVR – from 3.9 to 1.1 in less than 48 hours.
After a two-week stay in Philadelphia, the Ninos took a quick trip home to Indiana to "put things in order" and pick up their toddler son, Michael. They returned to CHOP for follow up care, living at the Ronald McDonald House in Camden, NJ, for three months.
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The birth control shot is a long-acting form of progesterone, a hormone that is naturally manufactured in a girl's ovaries. The shot is given as an injection in the upper arm or in the buttocks once every 3 months to protect a girl from becoming pregnant.
The hormone progesterone in the birth control shot primarily works by preventing ovulation (the release of an egg during the monthly cycle). If a girl doesn't ovulate, she cannot get pregnant because there is no egg to be fertilized.
The birth control shot is a very effective method of birth control. Over the course of 1 year, fewer than 3 out of 100 typical couples who use the birth control shot every 3 months will have an accidental pregnancy. The chance of getting pregnant increases if you wait longer than 3 months to receive your next shot.
In general, how well each type of birth control method works depends on a lot of things. These include whether a person has any health conditions or is taking any medications that might interfere with its use. It also depends on whether the method chosen is convenient — and whether the person remembers to use it correctly all of the time.
The birth control shot does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). In fact there are studies that show that the birth control shot may possibly increase the risk of getting certain STDs. Scientists do not understand why, however.
Couples having sex must always use condoms along with the birth control shot to protect against STDs.
Abstinence (not having sex) is the only method that always prevents pregnancy and STDs.
Many young women who receive the birth control shot will notice a change in their periods. Other possible side effects include:
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a safety warning with regard to the use of the long-acting progesterone shot. Studies link this shot to a loss of bone density in women, although bone density may recover when a woman is no longer getting the shot.
Doctors are not sure how this type of shot may affect the bone density of adolescent girls in the future, though. So girls who are considering the shot as a method of birth control should talk to their doctors about it. Girls who are receiving the shot should make sure that they are getting enough calcium each day, either through their diet or by taking calcium supplements.
Girls who smoke should be sure to let their doctors know because smoking may be connected to this bone density loss. Smoking also increases a girl's chances of the other side effects of the shot.
Women may notice a decrease in fertility for up to a year after they stop getting the birth control shot. However, the shot does not cause permanent loss of fertility and most women can get pregnant once they stop getting the shot.
Every method of birth control should be considered in light of what works for the individual. Young women who have a hard time remembering to take birth control pills and who want extremely good protection against pregnancy use the birth control shot. Also, nursing mothers can use the birth control shot.
Not all women can — or should — use the birth control shot. In some cases, medical or other conditions make the use of the shot less effective or more risky. For example, it is not recommended for women who have had blood clots, certain types of cancers, or certain types of migraine headaches. Girls who have had unexplained vaginal bleeding (bleeding that is not during their periods) or who suspect they may be pregnant should talk to their doctors.
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Each injection (3 months' worth of birth control) costs about $60. Many health insurance plans cover the cost of birth control shots, as well as the cost of the doctor's visit. Family planning clinics (such as Planned Parenthood) may charge less.
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This was new for me as I don't really do environments... however I am looking to change that :) so here is my first! :D
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The World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report scheduled for release this Friday will not be issued due to the lapse in federal funding. A USDA spokesperson made it official Monday. USDA won't issue the latest crop report either. The Associated Press reported this week on the vacuum of information about farm markets created by the government shutdown - and how that's making it tough for farmers and ranchers to make decisions. Not only is the National Agricultural Statistics Service not releasing new reports - but USDA websites where past information could be found have been shut down.
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Citing a need for animal vaccines - U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has reopened the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Center for Veterinary Biologics. According to a USDA spokesperson - the APHIS shutdown plan outlined that a limited number of agency employees may be required to perform expected activities to protect property, public health and food safety. A limited number of Center for Veterinary Biologics employees that therefore been recalled on a limited basis - the spokesperson says - to address a vaccine shortage - as it could endanger animal health. Still - the majority of the work conducted by the center - such as evaluation and testing of new products - will remain closed due to the government shutdown.
The Center for Veterinary Biologics had been closed this past week. The American Veterinary Medical Association noted the center is responsible for verifying animal vaccines and releasing them into the marketplace to ensure veterinarians and farmers have access to vaccinations needed to keep flocks and herds healthy. In a statement - the group said without a fully functional Center for Veterinary Biologics - these groups would face a dwindling vaccine supply - which could endanger herd health, food safety and public health.
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Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley released a Government Accountability Office report yesterday (Tuesday) showing additional changes are needed to the eligibility requirements for being actively involved in farming. Grassley says the report shows there is far too much subterfuge of the law. He says taxpayers are footing the bill for farm payments to 11 active managers of one farm - who supposedly provide significant management experience - but don't perform any labor. The loophole has been allowed to stand for too long - according to Grassley - who says it's time to close it once and for all to maintain a safety net for the farmers who really need it. Grassley says this is just one more reason his payment limits provisions to the Senate and House farm bills should stay untouched.
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Well finely broke down and bought an New smokepole for the upcoming hunting season next week. Just couldn't turn down the T/C Encore Endeavor went to the local BPS and pick it up on Sunday. Black/Stainless, 50 cal.
Took it up to my dad's farm to try it out yesterday. I'm shooting an 100 grs. of triple seven pelleted powder along with an 240 gr. XTP Hornery sabot slug. Took the first shot resting across the fence post from 75 yards, and hit 5" to the left but good up and down, Loaded again and hit just outside of the orange circle. Cleaned it up and try two more shots and one was inside of the cicle the other was just outside of it. Backed out to 130 yards with the same load, and it was still shooting right on just about 2" low now. I can live that for right now. But going to put an scope on it later, most likely right after the two week shotgun season but before the actual muzzleloader season arrives. The local BPS was out of stock of the scope that I was going to top it off with. Bushnell Banner Shotgun/Muzzleloader dusk-dawn 2x-7x*32mm.
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What is Occupational Therapy?Our lives are comprised of hundreds of activities that occupy our waking hours. These "occupations" have a profound impact on how we feel physically, emotionally, and even spiritually. They can provide a sense of satisfaction and well-being, or they can create stress, imbalance, and dissatisfaction. The study of the nature, function, and meaning of human activities is the main focus of Occupational Science. The application of activities to promote health and well-being is the primary pursuit of Occupational Therapy.
Occupational TherapyOccupational Therapy is a health care profession aimed at improving performance, preventing illness and disability, and promoting adaptation to life changes. In this interdisciplinary field, occupational therapists help people, including those with disabilities, live healthier, happier, and more productive lives.
What Do Occupational Therapists Do?Occupational therapists assess, utilize, and adapt everyday activities to improve function, enhance performance, promote health, prevent illness, and increase independence in those persons to whom they provide services. They work collaboratively with their clients to identify areas of need and to develop creative solutions to address these areas while respecting clients' background and culture and valuing their quality of life.
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- Work in private practice with children with developmental delays to help them experience the joy of success in play, self-care, and social occupations.
- Create community programs and cultural interventions for immigrants, school children, or people with emotional or mental disabilities.
- Teach adults with spinal cord injuries how to use assistive technology that will enable them to live productive and meaningful lives.
- Assist teachers in redesigning classroom environments so children with attention deficit disorders are less easily distracted.
- Develop multifaceted weight loss programs that emphasize the interplay of healthy eating, meaningful activity, stress reduction, and physical exercise.
- Provide programs in prisons and for at-risk youth and young adults that address community building and skill acquisition as alternatives to gang membership.
- Help an adult suffering from depression to reclaim his life by recommending a series of graduated activities through which he can experience success.
- Devise a substitute method for holding a fork to enable a person who has lost grip strength to feed himself independently.
Occupational therapists work in a range of settings including: hospitals, outpatient centers, skilled nursing facilities, community centers, workplaces, schools, colleges and universities, and in people's homes. They provide services in all of the arenas in which people engage in their everyday activities.
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Occupational therapists provide services to people from all walks of life, from infants in a neo-natal intensive care unit, to children in an elementary school, to students in a community college, to adults in a rehabilitation center, to elders living in a retirement community.
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Le Resistance est fini
First, Howard Sinker moved over.
Then, Joe Christensen converted.
I held out as long as I could. But no longer. The vicissitudes of technology have led us down another path.
Sometime on Monday, I will join my baseball blogging buddies on a new server. It will be a different look with a different way to comment and read posts.
I liked the old way. But change was inevitable. The new server will better serve our needs. I'm sure all of you will get used to the new presentation. As Lovie Smith said about 1,000,000 times last season, "we'll move on and go from there."
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" My goal is to make the team out of training camp, and a lot will depend on next couple of games, should I play in them. "
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J.T. Miller wanted to make a solid first impression on the new coaching staff here in training camp, but a sore hamstring limited him in doing so the first couple days of practice, even causing him to miss Sunday's team scrimmage and the first two pre-season games.
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The Mashpee Conservation Commission last night unanimously approved an application by local shellfisherman Richard J. Cook for a two-acre shellfish aquaculture grant in Popponesset Bay for the second time in two years.
The hearing represented the latest chapter in a nearly 18-month-long battle between Mr. Cook and 20 homeowners on Popponesset and Daniels islands who are in opposition to the grant.
Unlike many of the past hearings, which were lengthy, contentious and tense, last night's was calm and the commission rapidly dispatched of its business relating to the grant, perhaps signaling a case of fatigue on both sides of the debate.
The vote was taken two weeks after the commission continued the hearing, pending receipt of a detailed, written narrative from Mr. Cook that would clearly explain how the aquaculture farm would be operated.
"The applicant has submitted the requested information standards, and it meets our performance standards," Mashpee Conservation Agent Andrew R. McManus said.
The grant was initially proposed to be smaller and located close to shore off the north end of Popponesset Island. Late last year, facing a lawsuit with the potential to create a lengthy and costly legal battle, Mr. Cook abandoned those plans, choosing to pursue a smaller grant near the Popponesset Bay inlet, located at least 1,150 feet from the shoreline and the nearest Mashpee residences. Nonetheless, the opposition and its legal team followed Mr. Cook to the new grant location.
The opposition to Mr. Cook's grant proposal has presented a laundry list of concerns throughout the extended debate, primarily focusing its location in a velocity zone, which could potentially create storm-borne shellfishing gear and debris that could cause property damage.
Inadequate Application Again Stalls Popponesset Shellfish Farm Proposal (March 2012)
With New Oyster Grant Plans Mr. Cook Returns To Town Hall, Followed By His Opponents (November 2011)
State Calls For Extensive Review Of Popponesset Island Oyster Farm (October 2011)
Popponesset Island Opposition Gears Up For Oyster Farm Fight (June 2011)
Other concerns have included impediments to recreational activity, decreases in property value, noise and visual disturbance from motorized equipment that could potentially be used in the operation, endangerment of the habitat of terns and piping plovers, and the viability of anchoring systems that would tether the gear to the land under the ocean.
Most recently, the opposition has argued that the project was a development of regional impact, which would trigger a review by the Cape Cod Commission and call for all abutters along the bay, including those in Barnstable, to be notified of the plans.
According to details presented in the narrative, day-to-day operations of the business would entail two workers, including Mr. Cook, working four to five days per week, for approximately five hours per day. The grant would be accessed by a 21-foot boat launched from a Mashpee public boat ramp, and daily maintenance of the grant would include flipping the mesh bags used to grow the oysters, sorting the shellfish by hand once a week, and inspecting markers and gear on regular basis.
In addition, the narrative stated that all bags would remain completely underwater at mean low tide, and that Mr. Cook would not operate equipment on weekends, or before 8 AM on weekdays between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
The narrative also detailed a contingency plan for recovering any loose gear, and highlighted that Mr. Cook would also secure appropriate liability insurance.
Brian J. Wall, an attorney representing the opposition, briefly addressed the commission, but was quickly shut down by board Chairman John J. Fitzsimmons.
"We recognize that you have submitted a letter with a number of issues, but we will not discuss it tonight. We have thoroughly reviewed the letter, and found it to be without merit," Mr. Fitzsimmons said.
While it is widely expected that the opposition will appeal the commission's decision to Barnstable Superior Court as it did with the prior application, Mr. Cook appeared pleased and ready to move forward with his plans. A vote to support the project earlier this year by the Mashpee Board of Selectmen, another step in the lengthy, multi-agency permitting process, is already being challenged in Barnstable Superior Court.
"I am optimistic that tonight was the final hearing, and that I can now pull my permits at town hall and start growing oysters as soon as possible," Mr. Cook said.


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Culley, who began her season with a second-place finish at Penn State last weekend, finished first in the 3.1 mile race with a time of 17.26.6, the third fastest time ever posted in the course.
Princeton won the Invitational with 28 team points and LaSalle came in second with 43 points. Rutgers beat Manhattan, a Metropolitan rival, to claim third.
Belmax DeJesus (Stanhope, NJ) came in second for the team, placing 20th overall with a time of 18:57. Nicole Lombardy (Lincroft, NJ) finished with a time of 19:05 to place 23rd. Both DeJesus and Lombardy had improved upon their performances from last weekend. Jane Albright (Basking Ridge, NJ) finished third for the team in 30th place. Amina Zhony (Maplewood, NJ) and Stacey Muchal (Jermyn, PA) finished in 35th and 36th, respectively, with times of 19:33 and 19:35.
"We had a solid race," said head coach Roberta Anthes. "We have to work on the middle mile harder, but we made progress from last week."
"Culley is on track for a great season," said Anthes. "She's in great company with that kind of time. The second runner on the all-time course list made it to the Olympics after her college career."
The team will compete again on Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Paul Short Invitational in Bethlehem, PA.


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It's The PC Gamer Show! Episode two is an RPGstravaganza with special guest Josh Sawyer, who stopped by to demo Obsidian's Infinity Engine throwback Pillars of Eternity. The PC Gamer US team also discussed the greatest RPGs of all time, played some co-op Divinity: Original Sin, and talked to Sawyer about his time as the director on Fallout: New Vegas.


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Everyone knows the correct way to use a whisk, right? Wrong.
We've noticed that different cooks seem to favor different motions when using a whisk. Some prefer side-to-side strokes, others use circular stirring, and others like the looping action of beating that takes the whisk up and out of the bowl. That got us wondering: Is any one of these motions more effective than the others?
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My favorite would have to be the Nu Wa cosplay
Freya for me. No competition.
Hel, she's hot and i like the tits!
Freya and Thor so epic ... i like it
My favorite one is Chang'E! I simply adore the princess-like dress and the weirdness of the hair accessory
My favourite is Aphrodite
really digging that Aphrodite if you know what I'm saying
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Austin police are putting together a plan, outlining ways to cut down gun violence.
Chief Art Acevedo says part of the plan includes education, teaching gun owners to secure their weapons properly, especially since burglaries are an issue in Austin.
The Chief says, just last week, we saw a suspect rob an armed guard, shoot at three people, and kidnap a driver, using a gun that didn't belong to him.
Mark Fruge was charged with three counts of attempted capital murder, aggravated robbery, and aggravated kidnapping.
Education also includes teaching parents to secure firearms from children. If they don't and a child gets injured, parents could face a class a misdemeanor.
"Every year in this country, we have kids that sadly end up getting seriously injured or killed as a result of firearms not being secured by a parent or an adult in the home," Chief Acevedo said.
Once the plan is finalized, it may suggest increasing gun buyback programs. The department and the Greater Austin Crime Commission have held a few of these already. The proposal could also see funding requests.
Right now, the Austin Police Department's Gun Unit is swamped with illegal gun cases. Many are federal and take a lot of time.
Police say with more officers, they could actually conduct more proactive measures, like undercover operations.
"We're short, we're short at the police department, we're very lean," Chief Acevedo said.
The Chief is expected to give that plan to the city manager by the end of the week. He says a philanthropist asked Marc Ott how they could help the police reduce gun violence.
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42 U.S. Code § 1872 - International cooperation and coordination with foreign policy
(a) The Foundation is authorized to cooperate in any international scientific or engineering activities consistent with the purposes of this chapter and to expend for such international scientific or engineering activities such sums within the limit of appropriated funds as the Foundation may deem desirable. The Director may defray the expenses of representatives of Government agencies and other organizations and of individual scientists or engineers to accredited international scientific or engineering congresses and meetings whenever he deem [1] it necessary in the promotion of the objectives of this chapter. In this connection, with the approval of the Secretary of State, the Foundation may undertake programs granting fellowships to, or making other similar arrangements with, foreign nationals for study and research in the sciences or in engineering in the United States without regard to section 1869 of this title or the affidavit of allegiance to the United States required by section 1874 (d)(2) [2] of this title.
(1) The authority to enter into contracts or other arrangements with organizations or individuals in foreign countries and with agencies of foreign countries, as provided in section 1870 (c) of this title, and the authority to cooperate in international scientific or engineering activities as provided in subsection (a) of this section, shall be exercised only with the approval of the Secretary of State, to the end that such authority shall be exercised in such manner as is consistent with the foreign policy objectives of the United States.
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Source(May 10, 1950, ch. 171, § 13,64 Stat. 154; Pub. L. 86–232, § 7,Sept. 8, 1959, 73 Stat. 468; Pub. L. 90–407, § 10,July 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 365; Pub. L. 99–159, title I, § 110(a)(16), (17),Nov. 22, 1985, 99 Stat. 891.)
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The more than 1 million visitors who tour the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, each year may not realize there's a "movie star" in their midst. But as moviegoers flock to theaters this weekend to see the latest Superman film, "Man of Steel," they'll catch a glimpse of the Boeing C-17 that now sits in the museum's Air Park.
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