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ALBANY -- Augusta native and Democrat Beth Farokhi visited the Albany area Monday for the first time since announcing her candidacy in July for the state superintendent of education post.
After spending more than 30 years in education, the 61-year-old Farokhi said she felt "compelled" to serve in an elected position. Farokhi, who now lives in Marietta, said she had served with multiple nonprofit organizations over the years on local, state and national levels.
Farokhi is seeking the position currently held by Kathy Cox, who was first elected to the state's highest education post in 2002 and re-elected in 2006. The primary election is July 20.
"When I retired from Georgia State University (as an administrator in 2005), I decided I had too much knowledge, experience and leadership ability to not step up," said Farokhi, who's married to Morris Brown College political science professor N.R. Farokhi and has three grown children. "As an eighth-generation Georgian, I'm compelled to give back to the state. I truly believe in public service."
Farokhi earned her bachelor's degree from LaGrange College, her master's from Emory University and her doctorate from the University of Georgia. She taught mainly fourth-graders for six years at Cobb County's Riverside Elementary School. She later worked 24 years in administration at Georgia State, where she was the school's liaison for the Board of Regents and the State Department of Education.
Three of Farokhi's main objectives for the superintendent position are helping teachers, cutting back on "excessive" student testing and making a more balanced curriculum.
"What we need is quality, effective teachers in all our classrooms, and we need to look at how we recruit and retain teachers," said Farokhi, who spent her childhood summers at her grandmother's Americus farm. "There's an excessive amount of testing. We've gotten to an environment of testing instead of learning. And the tests we are using are not testing the students' growth over a nine-month period.
"(We need) to make a balanced curriculum for the whole child," she continued. "That's making sure we don't just focus on the academics, but the physical, emotional and creative (aspects) of the whole child. We need to be educating not for a job, but for a whole life."
State Sen. Freddie Powell Sims, D-Albany, joined Farokhi during her visit to the area, which included attending the Martin Luther King Jr. celebration event at the Albany Civic Center Monday night. Farokhi plans to continue her Southwest Georgia visit today with individual appointments.
"Immediately talking to her, she has the care and concern that we've needed for years, especially in state education. Her dedication that she's given over the years speaks to that," said Sims, a former educator.
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The Provider must comply with applicable rules which include, but are not limited to the following:
89 Ill. Adm. Code, Chapter IV, Part 112, TANF Employment & Training Program
Provides TANF applicants with employment expenses to begin or keep a job.
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The Provider will ensure it establishes work experience and/or community services positions for up to three (3) individuals participating in the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) employment and training program. These individuals are referred to herein as the "Participant" or "Participants".
The Participants will be referred to the Provider by the local Family Community Resource Center (FCRC) or by a TANF employment and training contractor. Participants will be assigned to either work experience or community service positions for no more than thirty (30) hours per week.
The Provider will be required to provide daily supervision to the Participant(s) assigned, complete daily attendance records, provide comments on the Participant's progress, and transmit this information on a weekly basis to the person or entity who made the referral (i.e., the local office and/or Employment & Training contractor). The attendance form must be signed by the Participant(s) and the site supervisor. The Provider's site supervisor must participate in monthly telephone conferences with the case manager assigned to the client/customer. These telephone conferences will be held at a time that is mutually agreeable to the site supervisor and the case manager.
For Community Service positions, the Provider must provide the following information: (1) a description of the agency's mission, (2) how its services benefit the community, (3) the task(s) that will be performed by the Participant(s) at the agency, and (4) the job skills to be acquired by performing the task(s). It is preferred that all documents required are submitted to the agency prior to the client/customer being referred to the provider; however, such documents must be provided no later than (5) days after receiving the referral. Daily attendance of the client must be recorded and maintained. Upon request, record of the attendance of each customer sent to the referring agency must be sent to the TANF caseworker.
For Work Experience, the Provider must identify the specific tasks/duties to which the Participant(s) will be assigned. It is preferred that all documents required are submitted to the agency prior to the client being referred to the provider; however, such documents must be provided no later than (5) days after receiving the referral. Daily attendance of the client must be recorded and maintained. Upon request, record of the attendance of each customer sent to the referring agency must be sent to the TANF caseworker.
The program services are detailed in the Program Manual. The Provider is required to comply with all of the conditions and provisions in the Program Manual, which serves as the formal statement of requirements between the Provider and the Department. Exceptions to these conditions and provisions must have the written approval of the Department.
The Provider will provide the services as outlined in their annual request for funding, if applicable, and in the Program Manual. The Department will notify the Provider in writing of the disposition of the funding request and note any modifications to the submitted plan for service delivery.
The Department is not liable for costs incurred by the Provider that are not contained in the approved program budget. Except as otherwise stated or provided for in the attachment or in the Program Manual, no payment for extra charges, supplies or expenses shall be made without prior written approval from the Department.
If applicable, deliverables are found in the Program Manual.
A program that receives all or part of the funding in advance of the actual delivery of services. This includes prorated prospective payments and payments made by the Department on an estimated basis or any other basis when the Department does not know the actual amount earned by the Provider. This does not include advance payments made under the authority of Section 9.05 of the Illinois Finance Act (30 ILCS 105/9.05). All funds paid as a grant are subject to the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act [30 ILCS 705].
Payment(s) to the Provider are based upon services as specified in the Program Manual. All funds disbursed by the Department on a grant basis are subject to reconciliation and the recovery of lapsed funds. Any funds left after the reconciliation are subject to the Grant Funds Recovery Act. The reconciliation will be based on one of the following methods at the election of the Department:
A program for which payments are made on the basis of a rate, unit cost or allowable cost incurred and is based on a statement or bill as required by the Department. Payments made as a fee-for-service are not subject to the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act [30 ILCS 705].
Payments to the Provider are based upon services and rates as specified in the Program Manual. Billings, with substantiating documentation, are submitted by the Provider upon completion of service. The Provider may be issued an advance which will be deducted from billings before the end of the contract period.
All services funded by Office of Program Support & Fiscal Management must meet any stated eligibility conditions in the Office of Program Support & Fiscal Management's Program Manual.
The Department will provide the billing procedures, forms and reporting requirements.
The Department reserves the right to correct or return to the Provider for correction any documents with mathematical or computational errors in payment subtotals or total contractual obligation.
Reductions in Amounts Payable: The amount(s) payable, or estimated amount(s) payable, to vendor/provider under the agreement and this attachment is/are subject to a reduction as necessary or advisable, based upon actual or projected budgetary considerations, at the sole discretion of the Department of Human Services.


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CHICAGO (July 6, 2013) – U.S. midfielder Joshua Gatt has been ruled out of the Gold Cup after suffering a knee injury on June 29 while playing for Molde FK in the Norwegian First Division. Further details on the injury will be provided by the club. Gatt was injured in the 41st minute of the 3-1 win against Sarpsborg and remained in Norway to undergo an MRI evaluation.
Klinsmann has added Brek Shea to the final Gold Cup roster. Per tournament rules, an injured player may be replaced on the roster up to 24 hours prior to a team's first match in the group phase.
"It's a very unfortunate situation for Josh," said U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann. "This is now a couple of times that he has been injured after receiving a call up to the National Team, and it must be frustrating and disappointing. He has been making great progress and we were really looking forward to the opportunity to see him in action. We wish him all the best."
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In early fall, Sony plans to launch Video Unlimited 4K, which will provide more feature films, TV episodes and a variety of short-form video in native 4K format. Company did not disclose outside studio partners for Video Unlimited 4K. Downloads of feature film titles as 24-hour rentals or for purchase will start from $7.99 and $29.99, respectively.
Sony, in an effort to make Ultra HD more affordable, introduced 55- and 65-inch 4K models priced at $5,000. But 4K's benefits are negligible on smaller screens, and the top-of-the-line 84-inch unit costs a cool 25 grand.
The FMP-X1 has a hard drive capacity of 2 terabytes; Sony isn't divulging details of the compression rate for its 4K video, which is output in 2160p (3840 by 2160 pixels). The 4.8-pound disc-shaped device measures 9.8 x 2.1 x 9.8 inches.
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Pavel Maurer and brewer Václav Berka made a bet about how much beer would be served at the Prague Food Festival (Translation)
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Prague, May 23, 2011 - This year's event for gourmands, the Prague Food Festival, expanded its menu of high gastronomy by pairing items with premium beer. The programme of Plzeňský Prazdroj and of restaurant Lokál will show perfect pairings of dishes with Pilsner Urquell beer and special Master beers - they will also show their unique Master serving ritual. The reigning World Champion of serving Pilsner Urquell will be teaching at the School for Serving Beer from Tap.
The great attention being paid to beer gastronomy led to a bet between the organiser of this event, Pavel Maurer, and the Senior Business Brewer from Plzeňský Prazdroj, Václav Berka, about how much beer will be drunk at this year's Prague Food Festival. Václav Berka believes that more than 11,000 beers will be drunk, while Pavel Maurer states that it won't be more than 10,700 beers. The loser will pay for his loss at the Pilsner Fest in Plzeň, in August - where either Pavel Maurer will serve beer to visitors or Václav Berka will cook for him.
Good food always has the right partner in a good drink. The tasting programme Pairing Beer with Food (which takes place in Míčovna) will present to visitors not only the portfolio of beers from Plzeňský Prazdroj, but will also showcase other beer categories which aren't readily available on the Czech market, which of course belong to the gallery of beers from around the world. Václav Berka, Senior Business Brewer from Plzeňský Prazdroj, will recommend some combinations of dishes with different brands. All pairings were put together by the best Czech chefs.
Restaurant Lokál U bílé kuželky at Malá Strana (in stands 13 and 14) will showcase a menu which is ideal for being married with the Pilsner Urquell lager or with one of the three special Master beers. In addition to main courses, the pairings of food with beer at Lokál also feature appetizers and dessert. Each is supported by flavours from one of the premium beers.
Visitors to the Prague Food Festival can enter the School for Serving Beer from Tap, Master Bartender (stand 24). Under the supervision of Lukáš Svoboda, the reigning World Champion in serving beer from tap, who will watch over various styles of serving beer and will share his comments and observations, they can each become skilled in serving Pilsner beer. They thus have the opportunity to be granted the title "Student Bartender Pilsner Urquell Prague Food Festival 2011."
Special Master beers deserve a unique serving ritual, which anybody can experience at stand 17. The special beer will also be part of the end of the Prague Food Festival for all visitors - before leaving, each person will receive a present, a combination of all three Master beers: Master 15° Gold, Master 13° Amber and Master 18° Dark.
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I bought a house (ranch on a basement) and have lived here for a few months now.
The previous owners installed a grinder pump system and then moved, so I was pretty much the first one to ever use it. The Grinder Pump company came out, serviced it, and everything checked out.
Only one of the rooms in the basement is finished (with carpet). I set some cardboard boxes along the wall (next the the foundation where the grinder pump is located), only to find them molding on the bottom after some time. I ripped up the carpet and found that the base of the wall on the floor was damp.
I've watched the dampness for awhile. Rain, laundry (it's in the basement), shower, flushing toilets never made it less or more. It's just always damp.. Until today.
After doing some laundry, I went down to transfer it into the dryer only to find standing water halfway into the room. I could hear water running in the wall. I checked the grinder pump outside (it was running), and could hear running water in the escape valve. Nothing was coming out. I located the noise to my master bathroom (the toilet was running). I fixed the toilet and decided to turn off the water to that specific toilet just in case that's the cause.
I did another load of laundry. Nothing.
What are the chances that the cause of the dampness is the master bath/toilet plumbing? I'm not quite sure how my grinder pump connects everything within the house. I plan to not use that specific bathroom, watch the usual damp place, and see if it is indeed the culprit.
I have the grinder pump company coming out tomorrow, but they've already hinted that it's not them that's the problem (of course).
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Police said three people were in custody Wednesday and a fourth was still being sought after a New Year's Day armed robbery in the Central community.
Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes said one shot was fired when four people wearing ski masks entered a home at 110 Hillside Drive at about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday and demanded money from the two adult occupants.
Mathes said three young children, aged 2, 3 and 7, were present in the home, but thankfully the fired shot went through a window and became lodged in a vehicle parked outside the home.
Mathes said the four made off with a large amount of cash and one of the resident's wallets.
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Peters Township, a backwards town
My family moved to Peters in 1995 from the Borough of Whitehall. At that time, much of the business real estate that lines Valley Brook and McMurray roads was not there.
The subject of my letter refers to Peters Township as a town, as a community spot where residents gather, socialize, do business, bank, church, et cetera. I travel quite a bit regionally, and I'm always envious of towns that have a business district with parking out front; a main street with a bank, church, variety stores, bars, VFW and so on. Towns with these amenities prove that past/present community leaders had a vision for their town. Somebody somewhere, and more than likely many residents, provided input along the way, establishing plans as to what they wanted their town to be when it grew up. Most likely, they established five-year, 10-year, 15-year, 20-year plans. Then as time passed, progress was marked and prior visions came to life. Thus, a town center and sense of community were realized.
What surprises me and disappoints me about Peters Township is that apparently the community leaders of our township over the years have been proven to have no such vision in this vein. Let's see now, 25 years ago, more than likely, both middle/elementary schools hadn't been built. There were not four banks within a stones throw of each other, and the Dairy Bar may have been the only forward facing establishment to the road, but I'm not certain on that. In any case, what I'm saying is that the opportunity, time and place to make Peters Township a real "town" appears to have passed our community by. And apparently, their vision for the township was to have all commercial and public buildings through what is supposed to be town center, facing backwards to the roads.
E. McMurray Road and Valley Brook Road should have gave way to, as the English call it, a "round-about." In other words, a giant intersection with perhaps a veteran or Indian patron the township is noted for in the center on a pedestal. Then both sides of Valley Brook and E. McMurray roads would be lined with businesses with diagonal parking in front. There would be a couple of banks, a couple of churches, stores, bakery, restaurants and the like. This community could have been a suburban Shadyside for that matter, with the number of influencial people and families that reside here.
Instead, we have to fight to get into the Starbucks, which is also backwards to the road along with that entire row of shops. And your vehicle needs to be equipped with a zero-radius turning front end to navigate the obstacle course once you've purchased your beverage. Anyway, this is a topic that I proceed to vocalize at every social gathering I attend. So now, I can omit that topic from future conversations. Peters Township, a great backwards facing town to live in. Last, ask any person not familiar to drive through Peters – then ask them if they drove through town.
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High school students volunteer for the ambulance service in KindredKindred, ND (WDAY TV) -- Rural areas rely heavily on volunteers for things like ambulance services. To fill shifts some are beginning to recruit high school students. They'll even be on call while they're at school.
Kindred, ND (WDAY TV) -- Rural areas rely heavily on volunteers for things like ambulance services. To fill shifts some are beginning to recruit high school students. They'll even be on call while they're at school.
If you are in the Kindred area and are in need of an ambulance, it's likely Chase Knowlen and Blake Anderson will be at your door. They are two high school seniors who now volunteer with the Ambulance service.
Chase Knowlen - Kindred Senior: "I'd like to be an EMT. I just wanted to get more experience of getting to know everything and probably start EMT classes soon."
After completing several training classes, both are considered EMR's. They can take blood pressure, blood sugar levels, load and unload patients properly, and assist the EMT's with anything else they might need.
Blake Anderson - Kindred Senior: "Most of the time I'm in the back with the patient trying to get blood pressures, take heart pulses and calm them down mostly, just keep them comfortable."
The high school is located just a block away from the ambulance station, this makes it easy for the volunteers to get there quickly when a call comes in.
Dylan Torgerson - Kindred EMT: "We're always in need of volunteers. We could have maybe 20 volunteers and we'd still be in dire need."
Kindred EMT Dylan Torgerson was one of the first high school volunteers. He says the solution to the need in rural ambulance departments is the youth.
Dylan Togerson: "If you have two or three volunteers from the high school, they're pretty much available until the adult volunteers get back from their day jobs."
Torgerson now helps to train and recruit high school students ages 16 to 18 and says they are the future of EMS.
Dylan Torgerson: "Our goal is to fill every time slot so that every, so there's at least 2 people available at any hour of the day."
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New retail stores may not be able to set up shop near Crabtree Valley Mall.
City leaders in Raleigh are discussing the possibility of restricting new stores, in an effort to fix the worsening traffic problem.
"Over the last 30 years I've been driving through the Crabtree area, the traffic gets heavier and heavier," explained one driver.
During peak hours the intersection of Glenwood Ave. and Lead Mine Rd. can become gridlocked, and city leaders know it.
"A level of service "F" is about as bad as you can get and that area clearly is a level of service "F". It's failing," explained Mitchell Silver, Planning Director for the city of Raleigh.
City staff studied the intersection and found during the morning rush, the intersection will see about 8500 cars per hour. During afternoon rush hour, that number jumps up to about 10,000 cars per hour which they say is way over capacity.
Average wait time were anywhere from 4 to 7 minutes.
"Council asked staff to do a study and the price tag was significant. It was 50 to 100 million dollars in order to fix the intersection," Silver said.
The city council was not ready to spend that much money, so one plan now is to restrict new retail.
Other office and residential development would still be allowed. Planners say its shopping that tends to bring the most traffic.
However, landowners aren't backing the new plan and say the city shouldn't limit any development.
"Certainly it's a mall and they're very concerned about capping the amount of retail," explained Silver.
"I don't want to see them limiting retail, but obviously something needs to be done," said one shopper.
"We know the traffic counts will be close to I-40 levels over the next 20 years," said Silver.
City leaders say long term plans could include an entirely new highway or road that would bypass mall traffic all together. Silver says since the roads are state owned, it will take the NC Department of Transportation to fund any long-term fixes.
If city council approves the proposed plan, it will go before a public hearing on July 16th.
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Today's Gospel reading throughout the Catholic Church all over the world is, to me, the cornerstone for the pro-life movement. I just wonder how many people may have given a cursory thought to the heart of its meaning. Mark 9:30-37. The quote begins with a foreboding from Jesus to His closest followers about his imminent death, suffering and resurrection. Right over their heads! That's where Jesus' message went. Incredibly, His followers then argue about a pecking order. "... who was the greatest?" Finally, Jesus declares while putting his arms around a small child "... whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me "
There it is. What greater reason could we have to be pro-life? If you place yourself in this scene, how could anyone believe or worse, support and participate in, the willful killing of one of these children, whom He loved so much and whom He equated to be his very own self? He did not say: "It will be like you receive me;" but, (does) "receive me."
These fragile, unborn, defenseless children, God's children, by contrast, are easily dismissed under our criminal (in God's eyes) legal system. I often wonder how things would change if they could defend themselves. Or, as President Reagan once said, "I notice that everyone who is for abortion has been born."
Planned Parenthood, whose leader was given prime time with her message of death to children at the Democratic convention, was recently awarded $4.1 million dollars by our president. The funding comes through the Department of Health and Human Services to Planned Parenthood and other agencies. I notice how all the words used to voluntarily destroy our baby boys and girls are replete with deception and, in the case of babies, death. Would you not think that the (government) Department of Health and Human Services would be about health and services to help humans?
Nearly 150 religious leaders of all faith denominations, led by conservative Protestants, petitioned the Obama administration to broaden the exemption that allows churches and some religious organizations to avoid a controversial new mandate that all health care insurers provide sterilization, contraception and sterilization coverage (with no co-pay)! Unlike almost a thousand secular companies, religious groups were not granted similar exemptions.
Of course, this mandate will incorporate employees who will be forced to pay insurance premiums on insurance plans that violate the teachings of their faith and business owners who will be forced to provide such plans. The Justice Department recently presented the Newland family of Colorado, who own Hercules Industries, a heating ventilation, and air-conditioning business, with what amounts to an ultimatum: "Give up your religion or your business."
On Oct. 7, Sunday, people of all faiths have the opportunity to stand against this Godless push to destroy the lives of baby boys and girls and their mothers, harmed for many years to come. The yearly, nationwide prayer event, will occur at the corner of King and Queen (near the library) from 2 to 3 p.m.


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Some of the countries we work in, including China, have poor to mixed records for protecting both the environment and workers' rights. The U.S.'s record is better, but not as good – in some cases not nearly as good – as either the E.U.'s or Japan's. We've made the choice not to disengage from countries on the basis of their policies. We work with several excellent factories in China and Vietnam, in particular.
We believe in choosing factories wisely and in constructive engagement with others to lobby or work for change. Patagonia alone cannot change the work culture or government policies of the countries we do business in. We do work with other brands that share our factories and we collaborate with NGOs and others trying to improve working conditions.
Not all do. We require that factories pay their workers a legal minimum wage or better, that working conditions be decent, and that workers have the right to join a union. Many of our clothes require highly skilled labor from operators who earn a decent hourly rate for local conditions. We prefer to work with factories who pay workers enough to meet basic needs – and more.
We agree with the living wage principle – that a family has to be able to live on what it's paid – but don't yet practice it. Why? Sewing is low-paid work and the business is competitive (and many governments, including that of the U.S., set minimum wages low). A living wage can be hard to define. Factories have to be assured that they can raise prices to pay higher wages without losing revenue (and thus risk worker layoffs). Also, factories often work with multiple companies, and pay the same wages regardless of the company. So for a factory to pay workers more, all customers of that factory have to agree to pay more. The factories have to overcome the fear of business loss due to higher prices. And enough consumers have to pony up the extra cash to ensure a living wage.
There's no excuse, though, for exploitation of the labor of poor people to make nice things for the better off. We believe the best way to achieve a living wage is for a collaborative association like the Fair Labor Association (FLA) to establish a living wage (or fair wage) clause, which would ensure that all companies who are members agree to add to their Codes of Conduct the same standard as well as a graduated or "stepped" timetable for achieving it. To be effective any new wage clause has to have teeth – and include provisions for auditor training and factory verification. We are working for this within the FLA.
For the moment, we track minimum and prevailing wages in each country from which we source; we work toward a higher, fair or living wage in our costing negotiations with each factory. From the results of our own social audits and FLA monitoring, we know that many of our factories pay above minimum wage for some or all of their workers already. We have also participated in the "JO-IN" project, a multi-stakeholder initiative in Turkey (with the Clean Clothes Campaign among others) that worked towards a "stepped" wage ladder in the pursuit of achieving a living wage.
All this said, according to the "Living Wage Calculator" for Ventura County (California), where we have our headquarters, a living wage for one adult (in 2010) is $12.46 an hour – no problem. But for a single parent supporting a child a living wage is $22.49 per hour ($46,779 per year). That sounds about right, but by this standard we do not pay some of our own headquarters employees a living wage, although we pay competitively (and well above minimum) and have earned recognition from the press as one of the best companies in the United States to work for.
Patagonia is committed to "use business to inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis." Over the past 20 years we have given nearly $40 million in cash and in-kind donations to environmental causes. We helped launch two other North American business philanthropies, the Conservation Alliance and 1% For The Planet, and the European Outdoor Group's Association for Conservation. We don't give money to schools, hospitals or the arts. All our philanthropic effort goes to environmental work.
That said, we understand that as a business we contribute to the environmental crisis. Everything we do in the day pollutes or generates waste. For the past 20 years we have been working to reduce the harm we do both directly and indirectly through the actions of mills and factories making Patagonia clothing. We were the first company our size to switch to the exclusive use of organic cotton and to make fleece from recycled soda bottles. As we learn to reduce our environmental footprint, we actively share the information with other businesses.
By another definition of responsibility – how we conduct our business – we give the social and environmental sides equal weight. We treat our own employees as full human beings who have active family lives and important outside interests. We are commonly included in lists of "100 Best" North American companies to work for. We were the first company our size to open subsidized, on-site child care at our Ventura headquarters.
We also actively work to improve the lives and protect the health and safety of the factory workers who produce Patagonia clothes worldwide. We don't chase lowest-cost labor around the globe. We were a founding member of the Fair Labor Association (FLA), which audits factories that produce our goods to make sure employees are paid legal (or higher) wages, work in humane conditions, and have the right to join a union (FLA publishes its audits on its website). In the U.S. we are active members in the Outdoor Industry Association's Eco-Index and Corporate Responsibility Working Groups and the European Outdoor Group's Social Responsibility Working Group, where we can exchange information on best practices with other like-minded outdoor brands and mentor smaller companies just starting out on their own social responsibility programs. Patagonia Europe is similarly active within the European Outdoor Group's (EOG) Sustainability Working Group.
We also take some unusual business actions to advance social responsibility throughout the supply chain. Our Social and Environmental Responsibility (SER) team works in the Production Department, and with the Quality staff, not in the administrative or marketing arms of the company. All three teams (SER, Quality, Production) work and travel together. Each team's director has an equal say in sourcing decisions for new and current goods. Each has veto power over doing business with a new factory. Before we place our first order, each new factory is viewed through a comprehensive social/environmental and quality lens (during direct audits by our SER and Quality staff). SER staff visit factories regularly to both conduct audits and follow up on corrective actions from previous visits and to conduct training or concentrated remediation for specific concerns. We are strongly committed to long-term continuous improvement of social and environmental standards in factories.
Patagonia as yet has not published a CSR or Sustainability Report that follows the guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) or other framework used by other companies.
We are committed to co-responsibility for decent treatment of workers throughout the supply chain. We publish our factory list online. You can access social audit report results for factories that make Patagonia clothes through the Fair Labor Association (FLA) website (we are an accredited member of FLA; they randomly audit a sampling of our factories every year). Our newly redesigned Footprint Chronicles site also includes social audit results from our supply chain.
To report on environmental responsibility, the Footprint Chronicles looks at some of the environmental impacts in our supply chain. The Footprint Chronicles allows us to talk about critical social and environmental stories with all our stakeholders – customers, the press, suppliers, employees and students – in unspecialized, everyday language. We give priority to the issues that challenge us the most – or that our stakeholders regard as a challenge and ask us to address. We highlight failures and ongoing challenges as well as incremental successes.
We inform our customers and the public on our progress in social and environmental responsibility in other ways too – in the Corporate Responsibility section of The Footprint Chronicles, in our annual Environmental Initiatives booklet, in the Environmentalism section of our website, and on our blog, "The Cleanest Line." We feel these are exciting, interesting, interactive and transparent methods to show our commitment to human rights, environmentalism and ethics.
In early 2012, we became the first company in California to become a Benefit Corporation (B-Corp) with the State of California. This certification process requires annual reporting.
The advantage to the reader/user of sustainability reports that follow the GRI framework is the ability to easily compare data from different companies. The disadvantage: a sustainability report, like an annual report, can be a dull read held forth in specialized language that clouds as much as it reveals. Because we recognize the advantages of easy comparability, we are investigating the possibility of importing data we collect for the Footprint Chronicles into a GRI framework (and with as much plain speaking as possible). Sustainability reports can be expensive for a company of our relatively small size to research and produce and can only supplement, not substitute, for the Footprint Chronicles. We want to continually raise rather than lower the quality of the conversation we've created with our stakeholders over the past years.
We publish our contract factory list for review by NGOs, customers and other stakeholders. We want to be able to work with other customers of a factory to communicate, monitor, and implement solutions for social and environmental responsibility. We want to ease the burden of monitoring and focus resources on making the changes that will improve working conditions.
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02:06 PM ET 11.07 | It has only been three games, but there has been a lot to like about the 3-0 start to the season for the New York Knicks. For one, a 3-0 start hasn't happened since the 1999-2000 season. There are a couple reasons behind the early success. One of course is the offense, which has been shooting lights out early on, but the biggest reason for the Knicks' early success has been the work put in on the defensive end of the floor.
Watched the last game against Philly, that PG from Argentina is not too bad of a backup. A lot of people were knocking on him for being unproven / old /etc - to be honest I also had my doubts - but it seems like he can hold his own against 2nd units.
Apple how many times are you going to be absolutely right? Yeah, you have all these genius posters on here tellin us how good the Nets are going to be and the they're all of a sudden a better team than the Knicks and that New York is now a Nets town...Fools. Then you had this ridiculous thread Yesterday saying the Nets are built to beat the Heat. Guess we all saw how that working out for them, but then again you posters saying yeah the Nets are going to be a serious threat in the EC...egomaniacs they are. Let Apple say this STOP IT, STOP IT!
OBTW, dis is da type like $hiit I spit, tying to let dees fools no, to quit talkin dat Nets $hiit, I mean like damn, dey don't know when to quit, not listening when Apple spit.
You have dis kid, dat never knows da deal, goes by the name "Lostwill", spittin fortunes of a victorious Nets appeal, never knowing when to stop, Apple spittin bout how da Knicks will rock.
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Look we only won three games. Miami basically handed us that game due to the overall saddness caused by the storm. As for Philly they were simply overmatched.
Melo's still a working progress as there's moments where his selfish DNA kicked in. In the three wins Knicks did nothing special. Let's hit the road and win play some teams out West... that's when you know if you have something special or a fluke. I won't put any stock into three games this early in the season.....
Watched the last game against Philly, that PG from Argentina is not too bad of a backup. A lot of people were knocking on him for being unproven / old /etc - to be honest I also had my doubts - but it seems like he can hold his own against 2nd units.
That Prig guy is my MVP so far. He's a mastermind on the court. If he wasn't as old as Cavs were when Lebron was there he'd be an all star in the league. I really like how he keeps the game simple and plays smart and perfect basketball. How did he stay in Europe for so long?
For a change, gonna give some props to the Knicks for some decent showing.
But nothing like some drama in NY for entertainment :-) When's Amare back and demanding to start?? LOL
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He stayed because he wanted to - I saw him in person at a couple of preseason games and was impressed by his play - Only fault he has is that he doesn't try to shoot or drive when he's wide open - Woodson berated him the last game and he actually scored in double digits without looking for it.
I think he's a better passer than a scorer so Woodson needs to leave him to do what he does best. You can't have a team where everyone's trying to score not to mention that attitude kills chemistry. This Woodson guy looks suspect in my eyes and he's starting to prove it...
Woodson's a solid HC. He turned around an awful Hawks team.
Woodson is a good defensive coach. His offense is nothing but iso.
Hawks weren't "awful". They were rebuilding, and takes years to get good players through drafts alone. No marquee name would just sign with Hawks as a FA. His use of several young talent left much to be desired. Also he picked up fights with almost every player on the team, doesn't sound too professional as a people's manager.
Woodson is a good defensive coach, can be a great assistant coach, that's about it. Don't get carried away by 3 games. If you guys go into a 5-6 game losing streak (which is bound to happen), we'll see a clatter for Woodson's head.
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The "Fellows' Favorites Films" series resumes this spring at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute with Clark Fellows selecting motion pictures and introducing them to the public. In this series, Clark Fellows choose a film for which they have a particular fondness, realize as special, or find inspiring, and give a short introductory talk preceding each screening. This free series, held on selected Thursdays at 7:30 pm in the Clark's auditorium, continues with The Son's Room (la Stanza del Figlio) (2002, 99 minutes) introduced by Mignon Nixon on March 23.
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