text: Education Playgrounds and the Importance of Play By Emily Woodbury & Charity Nebbe • Jul 12, 2016 Carl Wycoff As outdoor playtime has dwindled for many kids in the United States our understanding of the importance of that time has grown. "Kids are 71 percent less involved in outdoor activities now than they were ten years ago," says Dr. Stuart Brown, founding director of the National Institute for Play. "To me it's a public health issue. The benefits of play need to be understood both for personal health, brain development, and social competency. We don't somehow see play as being connected to that and yet it is." New Council Aims to Up School Attendance By Sarah Boden • Jun 13, 2016 FLICKR / TOBIAS LEEGER A new statewide council wants to find ways to prevent Iowa kids from missing too much school. The Chronic Absenteeism Advisory Council is made up of 30 members from the Branstad Administration, the legislature, Iowa schools, and non-profits. Jean Kresse of United Ways of Iowa will sit on the council. She says this is an issue for many children, especially from low-income families. Dedicated to Iowa's Kids: IPTV Premiers Kids Clubhouse with Dan Wardell and Abby Brown By Charity Nebbe • Jun 1, 2016 Iowa Public Television Dan Wardell always wanted to host his own kids TV show, and now his dream is coming true. Iowa Public Television will air its new show, Kids Clubhouse, hosted by Wardell and co-host Abby Brown, for the first time this Friday at 7 a.m. as the start of a ten week series. On this episode of Talk of Iowa Charity Nebbe speaks with Wardell and Brown, along with the show's Senior Producer and Director Deb Herbold about their new show. It's a rarity indeed that any local or regional station or network is starting a new children's program in this day and age. Meet a Class of Bilingual Fifth Graders By Rob Dillard • May 26, 2016 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio A class of fifth graders at Saint Anthony Catholic School in Des Moines are reaching a milestone. The students are coming to the end of six years of taking all of their coursework in Spanish. The 10- and 11-year olds are native English speakers. They have been completely immersed in a second language since kindergarten. Eleven-year-old Tyler Faris wasn't quite sure what to expect when he began learning in Spanish at the age of five. "I felt kind of nervous because it was a whole different language and I barely knew English," he says. AIB Bids Farewell After 95 Years By Rob Dillard • May 16, 2016 AIB College of Business A Des Moines school that has trained people to enter the business world for 95 years holds its final graduation ceremonies Sunday. The American Institute of Business began in 1921 in a single room with 30-dollars-worth of used furniture and one borrowed chair. Two college roommates, Ray Hansen and E.O. Fenton, had an idea, says Fenton's son, Keith. "They started a teacher placement agency," he says. "I don't know if it was hard to get teachers or if it was hard for teachers to get jobs." Andringa Resigns from Board of Regents By Michael Leland • Apr 27, 2016 Board of Regents photo A member of the Iowa Board of Regents is resigning after just one year on the board. Mary Andringa says she underestimated the time required to fully serve in the role given her other commitments and responsibilities. Andringa is the Chair of the Board for the Vermeer Corporation in Pella, and a former CEO of that company. She also serves on a number of other boards. Andringa has been on the Board of Regents since last May. Her resignation is effective Saturday. Busing Costs Soar for Rural Consolidated Schools By Joyce Russell • Apr 15, 2016 Jared and Corin/flickr It appears that advocates for rural Iowa schools will again be wrapping up this year's legislative session without addressing a critical concern. With more and more school consolidations, students are traveling longer distances to school, resulting in higher transportation costs compared to other districts around the state. Sen. Tom Shipley (R-Nodaway) represents students in the Southwest Valley District, what used to be Villisca and Corning schools. An Iowa Lab Aimed at Making Humans Better By Rob Dillard • Apr 15, 2016 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio An unassuming laboratory in a basement corner room of the Black Engineering Building at Iowa State has a lofty goal: to make humans better at what they do. Researchers at the ATHENA Lab are working to improve human performance. Higher Ed Budget Bill Advances; Tuition Hikes Predicted By Joyce Russell • Apr 14, 2016 Louis/flickr Budget writers at the capitol have found a way to squeeze a few million dollars out of the education budget, in order to boost appropriations for the Regents universities. Even so, education advocates are calling funding for the schools woefully inadequate. Under the budget that now goes to the full House for debate, funding for the three universities will go up by a total of about $6 million, less than a third of their request. That amounts to a raise of less than one percent for the University of Iowa and one-point-two percent for Iowa State. Who Said It? Misattribution Plagues Quotations By Clare Roth & Charity Nebbe • Apr 13, 2016 Terry Ballard / Flickr Gleaning the wisdom of those who have come before us is a practice as old as time, but in quoting the geniuses of the past, we often misattribute their wisdom. Pat O'Connor, author of Woe is I, says that a few people in particular get a disproportionate number of quips attributed to them. "People who are known to be wits, and if they're famous, often an anonymous quote will be pinned on them," says O'Connor. "For example, Twain is often credited with saying, 'Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter.' Well no, he didn't say that." Budget Woes May Delay Mandatory Summer School for Struggling Third Graders By Joyce Russell • Apr 12, 2016 Joyce Russell/IPR It will be another year before Iowa schools will be required to offer mandatory summer school for third graders not reading at grade level, under a preliminary education budget unveiled at the capitol today. Lawmakers of both parties say there's not enough money to start the program as scheduled in 2017. Under the proposed budget, schools will now have until 2018 to offer summer help to struggling third graders and to require children to repeat the grade if they don't attend. House Panel Approves School Vouchers; Democrats Object By Joyce Russell • Apr 5, 2016 Alan Levine/flickr A bill to allow vouchers for some Iowa private school students advanced at the capitol this week. The bill faces an uncertain future, but it created a firestorm of protest from advocates for the state's public schools. Private schools are pushing hard for something they call Education Savings Accounts. The bill would give some low-income families close to six thousand dollars in state funds per child to help defray tuition. Branstad on Schools: "They Want It All" By Joyce Russell • Mar 28, 2016 Jo Naylor Governor Branstad had harsh words today for Iowa's public schools who want a penny sales tax extended to benefit school infrastructure projects. The one-cent sales tax is set to expire in 2029. Schools use the money to back up bonding for everything from building repairs to technology upgrades. The governor wants to extend the tax, but he wants some of the revenue diverted to water quality. At his weekly news conference, Branstad lashed out against schools for opposing his plan. Iowan Starts Campaign to Bring Afghan Woman to the University of Iowa By Lindsey Moon, Ben Kieffer & Katherine Perkins • Mar 11, 2016 University of Iowa student Emily Roberts met a 19 year old who lives in Afghanistan online, through a language learning exchange. The two became fast friends. "Sultana and I were talking and I was asking her questions so she could practice her English. I asked her what her perfect day was," Roberts says. "She said, 'well, I would wake up in the morning and study physics all day.' I thought that sounded like a terrible day, but that's when I knew I had to try to get her here." Iowa House: Don't Mandate Computer Classes By Joyce Russell • Mar 4, 2016 jubilo haku/flickr Iowa school districts will not be required to offer at least one high school computer science class under a bill that was scaled back in the Iowa House this week. The bill instead creates an advisory committee to make recommendations in time for the 2018-2019 school year. The committee will address whether schools should include a unit on coding for seventh and eighth graders. They'll also consider whether students should be able to take a computer class to meet a school's math requirement, and how many new teachers would be required. Iowa High School Students Have New Ways To Earn Scholarship Cash By Dean Borg • Mar 2, 2016 Des Moines Public Schools The University of Iowa is announcing a plan that credits Iowa high school students for such things as good grades and community service with eventual scholarship money. The UI is partnering with 99 Iowa school districts in a pilot program that accumulates up to 12-hundred dollars in what's called a "micro-scholarship". The UI's vice president for Student Services, Tom Rocklin, says such things as a "B"-grade in math courses earns $25, $75 for a year's perfect attendance, and $100 for four-years of a foreign language. Nearly 40 Percent of Iowa 2nd Graders "At Risk" or "Substantially Deficient" in Reading Proficiency By Emily Woodbury & Charity Nebbe • Feb 26, 2016 Thomas Life Reading education has come a long way since the days of Dick, Jane, and Spot, but many children still struggle to become readers. In fact, according to the Iowa Department of Education, nearly one in four public school third-graders did not meet state standards for reading proficiency in either 2014 or 2015. Regent Opposes Higher Minimum Wage On UI Campus By Dean Borg • Feb 25, 2016 A member of Iowa's Board of Regents says Johnson County's raising of the minimum wage is "out of step with the rest of Iowa". Johnson County is incrementally raising the wages to at least $10.10 an hour by 2017, action taken by the County Board of Supervisors. At today's Regents meeting in Ames, Regent Larry McKibben of Marshalltown said he'll oppose extending that to the University of Iowa campus. "I'm working hard to reduce debt of families and children, and we can't be an outlier vis-a-vis the other two universities, and I want an answer to that," he said. State Prepares for Summer School for Thousands of Third Graders By Joyce Russell • Feb 15, 2016 Joyce Russell/IPR Some third graders who can't read at grade level would get help this summer under a pilot project the Branstad administration announced today. The project will help prepare the state for next year, when struggling students will attend summer school, or be required to repeat third grade. It's part of a compromise struck in 2012. Some GOP lawmakers wanted to keep back all third graders not reading at grade level. The compromise instead requires summer school if a student wants to advance to fourth grade. Even with Technology, Learning Braille Still Important for Blind Students By Lindsey Moon & Charity Nebbe • Feb 1, 2016 Lrcg2012 / Wikimedia Commons Since 2000, blind students in Iowa have had the chance to compete to win the Iowa Braille Challenge, a statewide event that's a part of the National Braille Challenge held each year in Los Angeles. The event is supposed to encourage blind students to learn braille. Emily Wharton, who is technology director of the Iowa Department of the Blind, says that despite lots of new technology, learning braille is still vital for success. Funneling Girls into STEM Careers is About Confidence and Curiosity By Lindsey Moon & Charity Nebbe • Jan 28, 2016 Photo Courtesy of WiSE, Iowa State University The Women in Science and Engineering program at Iowa State University was founded 30 years ago in an effort to funnel more young women toward careers in the sciences. Despite programs and efforts, there are still not enough girls getting excited about STEM. Reshma Saujani is founder of Girls Who Code and says that's not because these programs don't work or because they aren't well intentioned. A Des Moines High School Adds a Dental Clinic By Rob Dillard • Jan 28, 2016 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio A growing number of schools across the country are providing more services to make life easier for students who have fallen behind in their coursework. Things like food banks and day-care centers. An alternative high school in Des Moines has become the first in the state to install an on-site dental clinic. Dental assistant Jenny Hen has just ordered high school junior Dustin Elliott to open wide as she begins a thorough cleaning of his teeth. A Crash Course in Social Justice By Rob Dillard • Jan 19, 2016 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio Some students at Mount Vernon High School have spent a couple of weeks this month stepping out of their comfort zones. They've traveled to nearby Cedar Rapids to meet people they would otherwise not encounter in the hallways of their almost entirely white school. No Child Left Behind Replacement Under Scrutiny By Joyce Russell • Jan 4, 2016 Photo by John Pemble State education officials say they'll spend the next 18 months figuring out what a new federal education law requires. President Obama signed the law replacing the controversial No Child Left Behind statute. The new law is dubbed the Every Student Succeeds Act. It gives more power back to the states for accountability, teacher evaluations, and how to push poorly performing schools to improve. Speaking to the state board of Education, Department of Education Director Ryan Wise says there's a lot in the bill to digest. Iowa's Education System Over Time By Charity Nebbe & Dennis Reese • Dec 28, 2015 Iowa Digital Library / Flickr From one room country schools to high tech multi-million dollar facilities, schools in Iowa have changed a lot. What goes on inside the schools has changed a lot too. "Every decade or two we see these large transformations in what the school is asked to do." On this edition of Talk of Iowa, host Charity Nebbe kicks off "Iowa Week: Then and Now" with a look at education in Iowa over the years. Rastetter Signals Possible Tightening of Bid Policy at Regents Universities By Lindsey Moon, Ben Kieffer & Dean Borg • Dec 15, 2015 Amy Mayer/IPR The president of Iowa's Board of Regents is predicting policy changes that will further limit the manner in which contracts are awarded by the three state universities. Bruce Rastetter's comments come after Iowa State University and the University of Iowa both awarded contracts to individuals with Republican ties without taking bids on the work. Rastetter says that the individuals getting the state work are capable and qualified, but without taking bids on the work, "the optics are not pretty." Bar Lowered for 3rd Graders Who Can't Read By Joyce Russell • Dec 14, 2015 Iowa Department of Education The Iowa Board of Education today agreed to ease up on a summer school mandate for students who don't yet read at grade level. It's part of a new state law that will affect thousands of 3rd graders starting after the 2016-2017 school year. Some Republican lawmakers sought to hold back all 3rd graders not reading at grade level. In a compromise with Democrats, the law mandates intensive summer instruction instead. Phil Wise with the Iowa Department of Education warns students will be held back if they don't meet the summertime requirements. AAUP Blasts Iowa Board of Regents in Report By Lindsey Moon, Ben Kieffer & Dean Borg • Dec 11, 2015 Amy Mayer/IPR The American Association of University Professors says its investigation of Iowa Board of Regents' process in hiring University of Iowa President Bruce Harreld disserved the people of Iowa. The AAUP, also a labor union, concludes the Board of Regents designed the presidential search process to prevent any meaningful faculty role in the process, acting in bad faith to other candidates. The report calls it an illusion of an honest search, manipulating to a pre-ordained result. Five Students at a Rural School Design Tomorrow's Science Classroom By Rob Dillard • Dec 3, 2015 Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio In a small school district in Southeast Iowa, five young women are taking the future of science education into their own hands. They've designed a proposed building addition that would provide room for students to experiment in science, technology, engineering and math. 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My boys love oatmeal, but the price of pre-packaged flavored oatmeal can really add up!
So… about a year ago, I started making Homemade Oatmeal Packets!
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- Measure out about ½ cup of oatmeal for each ziploc bag or other reusable container, then add in some fun flavors! {see list above for ideas}
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- When you're ready to cook the oatmeal, another add-in that goes great with Brown Sugar is Homemade Maple Syrup! There you go… you're all done!

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Slocum has just ridden into Diamond City, but with hardly a chance to clean his whistle, a man approaches him with a job. Casey O'Riley lost two rare-breed racehorses—and his wife—to a couple no-good outlaws. He'll pay top dollar to get the horses back. For his wife, he'll do just about anything.
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HIALEAH, Fla. (AP) - Authorities are investigating a possible tornado in Hialeah, an area just northwest of Miami.
An official with the Hialeah Fire Department says reports of a tornado came in just after 3 p.m. and several structures have roof damage of varying degrees. There were no reports of any injuries, but a single story duplex with four units was one of the damaged buildings.
Hialeah Fire Department dispatcher Mark Colon says the structures were in the area of Palm Avenue and East 17th Street and the damage spans a few blocks. He said a power line might also be down and that Florida Power & Light was responding to the scene.
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Thousands of elective surgeries are set to be cancelled
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More than 300 beds were being closed as federal Health
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Thursday, Fairfax said.
Mr Davis has said Canberra has cut $107 million from existing
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I'm having problems with some posts not displaying titles properly in Google, but the problem doesn't seem to be happening to every post.
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In this video, Ben Greenfield gives you two highly effective recommendations for learning the squat exercise. The squat is a perfect way to effectively tone your thighs, butt and quads, burn a high number of calories in a short period of time, and boost leg strength for sport performance.

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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Alabama has joined a growing list of death penalty states facing court challenges to lethal injection policies, and a trial tentatively scheduled for November will determine if Alabama's temporary halt of one execution will turn into longer delays like those in Tennessee and Florida.
Two convicted killers contend in lawsuits that Alabama's lethal injection procedures can subject inmates to unconstitutionally cruel pain because they are not completely unconscious when their lungs and hearts are stopped.
For death penalty opponents, the upcoming trial and Gov. Bob Riley's decision to postpone an execution scheduled for Thursday night give new hope that there will be more public scrutiny of the way the state administers its harshest punishment.
"Even people who support the death penalty can be opposed to executions that are gratuitously inhumane and tortuous," said anti-death penalty attorney Bryan Stevenson.
The trial over Alabama's lethal injection procedures had been scheduled to start Oct. 3, but a federal judge postponed it tentatively to the week of Nov. 26 after the governor decided to make changes in Alabama's execution procedures.
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Squirrel count shows a white increase
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BREVARD -- The results of Brevard College's eighth Brevard Squirrel Count indicate a slight increase in the number of white variant squirrels in Brevard.
The count, conducted by Brevard College students and community volunteers, covered a three square-mile study area centered about downtown Brevard. The area was divided into 35 sectors and each sector was walked through by observers on three consecutive October Saturday mornings. The location and color of squirrels seen during the two-hour procedure were recorded on maps.
The count is not an actual census, according to Brevard College professor Bob Glesener, but it does give an accurate estimate of the percentage of the white squirrels versus the gray variant.
This year's composite of 26.6 percent white is the highest yet observed although it is not far from the eight-year average of 24.5 percent. For more information on the squirrel count and other activities of Brevard College's White Squirrel Research Institute, visit www2.brevard.edu/ whitesquirrel/ or call 884-8304.
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The Greenfield School District will investigate how the costs got so high for a new concession stand at Greenfield High School.
Doubts expressed by some Greenfield residents, piled on top of doubts of some Greenfield School Board members, about whether the school district paid too much for the concession stand triggered that decision by the board Monday.
The 12-by-12-foot structure cost $68,000. It was built as part of a massive update of the high school that was paid for with $48.5 million in funds approved in referendums in 2007 and 2008.
School Board President Bruce Bailey said people have told him the cost of the concession stand seems excessive.
The board isn't expecting a refund, but if the process of approving spending was flawed, it needs to be fixed, said board member Cathy Walsh.
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How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor can thank his sitcom for making one very memorable introduction – it's how he met his future girlfriend, Lipstick Jungle's Lindsay Price.
"I played a very annoying girl who would not stop talking," Price told PEOPLE Wednesday while stepping out with Radnor at the Whitney Contemporaries Art Party and Auction at Skylight in New York of her role on the show.
But their first date didn't follow immediately. "We met up a year and a half later in New York, last summer in August," says Radnor. "We went to have dinner near the Bowery. It went really well. We've been together ever since."
So what are Radnor's virtues as a boyfriend?
"He's very thoughtful," says Price. "And he's very good at giving gifts."
In fact, Radnor's recent gift to Price spelled out his thoughtfulness. "For a TV show she's doing called Eastwick, I actually got her a dictionary about witch terms," says Radnor.
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Former Texas governor Ann Richards has died. She was 73.
Like déja vu all over again: U.N. inspectors say U.S. warnings of Iran's nuclear capabilities are exaggerated.
Congressional Republicans are backing President Bush's wiretapping program. Shocking, I know. But at least some Rs are feeling queasy about military tribunals.
Conservative, liberal PACs are spending a shitload of money on the state Supreme Court contests.
Washington has broken its West Nile Virus cherry, courtesy of a man in Gig Harbor.
A former Mayor has been accused of the murder of a police officer in Brier.
Climatologists think our winter will be a mild one.
The death of Daniel Wayne Smith, son of Anna Nicole, is being called suspicious. Meanwhile, Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown have splituntil they're reunited in rehab, at least.


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Join Governor John Hickenlooper, Lt. Governor Joe Garcia and the Colorado Resiliency and Recovery Office, CRRO, in remembering the 2013 flooding on Colorado United Day, Sept. 12, 2015.
The 2013 flooding devastated communities, but with a resilient mindset and the support of the Colorado Resiliency and Recovery Office and partner State agencies, Coloradans are building a better, stronger tomorrow. CRRO working with Federal, State and local partners, individuals, groups and community members is working to cultivate and empower a culture of a more resilient Colorado and implementing an effective strategy for rebuilding the future focusing in five critical areas - community and economic recovery, natural and cultural resources, housing, infrastructure, and streams and floodplains. The CRRO and partner agencies remain committed to creating results, and helping affected communities recover and thrive. It's the second year since the flooding, and even though much progress has been made, there is still ample work to be done.
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The USO is excited to be a finalist to be a part of the Subaru's 2012 "Share the Love" event! In August, the two charities that receive the most votes on Subaru's Facebook site will be included in this winter's "Share The Love" event. We encourage you, your friends and families to cast your ballots for the USO at sharethelove.subaru.com/facebook – you can vote every day until August 26th! During the "Share The Love" event at dealerships this winter, Subaru customers will be able to select which of the five charities they would like Subaru to donate $250 for every new Subaru vehicle sold or leased from November 21st through January 2nd, up to a grand total of $5 million… wow!
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Not only can you help us by voting every day, but you can also help remind our supporters to vote Every day we'll be posting a patriotic dog (or any beloved pet) photo on our Facebook page to remind our community to vote! Submit your own pet at USO.org and maybe yours will be our featured pet helper of the day!
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Anne Cosper always wanted to volunteer at the USO. So when her daughter, who currently serves in the U.S. Army, was reassigned to Fort Hood – only an hour drive from her Georgetown, Texas, home – she decided it was the perfect opportunity to get involved at the USO center on base.
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Bob Harris first began volunteering at the USO Northwest Seattle-Tacoma International Airport center in 2013. Shortly after he started, he was asked if he'd be interested in picking up donated bananas and bringing them to the airport center once a week. It wasn't long after his first delivery that Bob realized the donations runs had earned him a new nickname.


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Exercise To Detox (Because Sweating Alone Won't Do It)
By The Los Angeles Times and National Public Radio, March 28, 2014
The Los Angeles Times and National Public Radio both wrote compelling articles about detoxification and both make the point that exercise, not simply sweating, is the way to purify your system. But how?
The Los Angeles Times makes the point that sweat does contain trace amounts of toxins, via Dr. Dee Anna Glaser, a professor of dermatology at St. Louis University and founding member of the International Hyperhidrosis Society, a medical group dedicated to the study and treatment of heavy sweating.
But, Glaser, adds, in the big picture, sweat has only one function: Cooling you down when you overheat. "Sweating for the sake of sweating has no benefits," she says. "Sweating heavily is not going to release a lot of toxins."
And this article from National Public Radio also makes the same conclusion…if you really want to detox, you need to exercise:
"It's true there are plenty of very real toxins in the environment we could be exposed to: the ultrafine particulate matter we inhale from dirty air, asbestos from old homes, or heavy metals like lead or mercury. Unfortunately, there's really no easy way to get these toxins out. Chelation therapy may work for some metals, but particulates in our lungs are probably there to stay, says Mishori. "A lot of these are irreversible," she says.
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We made both fries and chips with this recipe. Both were great. The spice mix contrasts really nicely with the sweetness of the potatoes. I am going to experiment with some other root vegetables now. Thanks! Made for Spring PAC '09
Very good. I added a little brown sugar and then tossed with some olive oil and baked them. They weren't crispy, but they were still great!!! Served with a dipping sauce of ranch dressing mixed with BBQ sauce!
Oh the spice blend for these was wonderful! I skipped on the chili powder this time but found it still to be extra tasty and suitable for everyone in the family. I'll be making these again and again I'm sure but next time will try and bake them off in the oven, just to reduce the fat content a bit .


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Thank you! She was a little irked at getting her picture taken i think... It's really hard to get good pictures of her so my roommate was holding her for a second as i got a close up of her face.
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The Texas Educational Excellence Project, a joint effort from the George Bush School of Public Service and the Department of Political Science at Texas A&M University, researches and examines the quality of education in the state.
Researchers compare how a school district actually performed to how well the statistical model predicts the district should do. The difference indicates how well the districts do in educating minority students.
"The question is how well districts do with what they have to deal with," said Ken Meier, coordinator of TEEP and professor of liberal arts at Texas A&M University in College Station.
Latinos raised their passing rate from 46.1 percent in 1995 to 61.9 percent in 1999, according to the TEEP report. African-American pass rates are also up from 33.6 percent in 1995 to 64 percent in 1999. These rates are compared with Anglo pass rates of 74.8 percent in 1995 and 87.9 percent in 1999, according to the TEEP report.
"There is still a substantial gap," Meier said. "But it is making some progress."
Various things can be done to continue to increase educational performance among minority students. Small classroom size, early intervention and high expectations for students can improve the test scores.
Schools also have focused on individual students instead of minority groups as a whole. This tactic also plays an important role in bumping up test scores.
Meier and a group of researchers have compared minority and Anglo Texas students test scores for the past three years.
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In the Palo Duro Cluster, Williams said, the black students outscored the whites in the writing part of the test last year.
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Haha I have had exactly zero of your winner problems and I would just be happy to have them someday😉 but I totally get that it's lame when a female doesn't get to break the tape, I would LOVE that. My perfect race would involve properly spacing runners. You can't do much about the idiots who lie about times to move corrals but not sending half marathoners, marathoners, and 10kers all at the same time sure helps a ton. I've done marathons where you can barely move at a decent speed the first 4 miles but it turns out none of those people are running the marathon and by mile 14, I'm all alone. I don't see why it's so hard to send them off 30 minutes apart.
A Dream Race…
This is an open letter to race directors. It solely reflects my own personal opinion. It is not meant to bash anyone or anything, nor am I begging every race I go to make it "perfect" for me. I am just stating in a dream race situation this would be a winning combination for me.
It's not a secret I like to run. As well as running solo I like to participate in a lot in road races. If I could race every weekend without the possibility of injury or mental fatigue I would. I would love it. That being said there are several things that I find to make the perfect race for me. I've briefly listed them.
There should be an option to do this beforehand online as well as at the race (for smaller races). I understand bigger races or marathons and even some half marathons this is dumb idea…but to arrive at a 5k only to find out there is no race day registration is (in my opinion) silly.
Some races are overly expensive because of the name attached. Some clothing is overly expensive because of the name attached. NYCM was 200+ dollars. NYCM is the Gucci or Prada or Road Races…you do it once and then buy most of your clothes on clearance at target for a while.
That being said, I do not think no name 5ks, 10ks and races with minimal support and swag should be 50 dollars. 5ks should not be 50 dollars period. Unless I'm getting a lot of free swag or a good tshirt, sweatshirt, COFFEE MUG, or something…5ks should not be 50 dollars ever.
Here are the prices I am willing to pay for a basic and nongoal race:
5k-9.9k: 30 dollars (the absolute max and I try and find 20 dollar 5ks as much as possible)
10k: 40 dollars
Half marathon: 75 dollars (unless it's a goal race and falls on a specific date I want…)
The race:
If there is a corner there should be a volunteer or it is clearly marked to tell you where to go. Nothing is worse than getting lost on a course when you are on a PRing pace. Even a giant sign that says this way…just please don't think people know. I personally catch the dumb when I run. 2+2 begins to equal 3 and my mind becomes even less directionally intelligent. You think my grammar is bad now imagine if I wrote while I was running. I would be better off writing while I was drunk.
I normally don't care as much about water stops. Unless it's especially hot, I need 2 cups of Gatorade per half marathon (mile 5 and 8 are my dream stops). Just please have the appropriate amount of water or stops. (I realize everyone is different in this issue and essentially it is the runner who should review the water stops…if you need more…carry your beverage of choice) I do think races should have one water stop (yes that even counts 5ks…not every runner is running a 15 minute 5k, some people are running an hour). We as runners will thank you.
Finish line:
Have a clock at the finish line. Always have a clock…unless it's "not a race" I payed to race and have to have some sort of time.
A bit of water at the end is good too but I personally normally have ten water bottles in my car.
Race awards:
I'm sure there are a lot of different opinions on this. I don't race to win and pick up awards. I've actually never won a race with a cash prize. (That's fine). I've won a few gift cards, lots of trophies, medals and plaques (which I keep every single one) but at least do something for the overall winners. Even if it's a certificate we like the extrinsic motivation. Nothing is better then instagramming a sweet prize. It makes you look good, me look good and the race look good.
There has been one race that I've been disappointed with race awards and that was the Nike Women's half marathon. For a 160 dollar half marathon, you would have thought I would have gotten a certificate for winning my overall age group. Since it was such a large, expensive race I guess I expected too much. Maybe if I had a terrible race I wouldn't have been so upset. Other then that I race for me and have never had an "issue" with race awards.
That being said if you give me a free entry for next year's event, that is number one. I will probably sing your race songs and come back if I'm around. In my dream world, every race I have won, I would get a free entry for next year. (that's just me though). If I get any sort of award, whether it's a baby medal I'm generally very happy.
One more thing:
What you do for the top male do for the top female. Yes I understand the top male is winning and there is no one else in front of them but it really stinks when the top male breaks the tape and the top female does not…or the top male gets 3 cyclists and the top female does not…is that selfish I don't know but I am a woman and I work hard.
In summary:
I love to race and if anything of this really upset me I wouldn't race. I do realize that putting a race together is hard work and I will always be in awe for those who do. I'm just saying if race budgets were not an option and every race was tailored to my style…this would be a perfect race for me.
Question for you: What is a perfect race for you?
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My pet peeves: 1) Not having enough porta-a-johns or sufficient bathroom facilities at the start. Not a big issue for me on the course but the ladies may feel differently here 2) not promptly posting the race results. 3) no corrals for larger events. this is a safety issue as i have seen kids and adult walkers freaking run over at the start. Oh and if i want a "fun run" I will run with my peeps in my hood or FLSP. If I pay money, I expect a professionally run (and accurately measured) RACE.
You bring up so many good points. I think the one that bothers me the most (not that I'm ever in the lead anyways..) is that the lead female doesn't get cyclists/ribbon to break for the majority of races. Women train just as hard-make us feel like winners too!
I'm so glad I found your blog! I've recently started running and finished my very first 5k yesterday. All of your tips are so helpful, and I'll use them to train for future runs.
I'm definitely with you on the fees. They just keep climbing! I keep looking at races to sign up for and then opt out because I can't justify a $100 half when I'm not even going to be "racing" it.
Those all make sense!
My list includes: race-day packet pickup, real prizes (I don't want a trophy, but I'd swoon over a gift card or some running gear!), unlimited beer (just being honest – most races here have this, only RocknRoll doesn't and that's annoying), clocks on the course for long races, and YES to well-marked courses. I've gotten lost in two marathons that weren't well-marked and didn't have volunteers! On my list of stuff I don't care about: you can skip the medal, you can skip the bands on the course, and you can skip the T-shirt and I'll still be happy.
Haa- love this- so many things I agree with. Most importantly- do the same thing for the female winner do for the male! I ran a decent sized race last year (not huge, 800 or so) and took 2nd place and they gave absolutely no recognition to any of the top 3…. not even the winners (except they got to break to tape…. which is amazing as you know!) They gave the top 75 runners pint glasses but I worked hard to keep that 2nd place and damn it I wanted a gift card or something haha. Also- totally with you on prices. I will not pay more than $30 for a 5K… although I guess it depends on what city you are in as it's much more expensive to put on races in some cities. Great list.
completely agree on all of these things. I hate when courses are not clearly marked with people! Or mark the ground. Who looks for signs? I also don't know why race day reg is more expensive when volunteers are doing the reg. Why should it be more? That has always baffled me. I also don't like price hikes. I have to decide a year out if I want to do your race of I pay $150?
I'm 150% with you on race fees. The entry fees for runDisney, for example, are just out of control. I won't be doing one of those again for awhile. I am trying to stick to cheap races – they aren't easy to come by, but at least I get different experiences that way!
My perfect race also has endless porta potties. Heck, I'm even willing to pay money to have access to select, private porta potties. I feel like that is something that could easily be accommodated, but no races (at least none that I've seen) do it!


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For something really special , you could stay a night or two at Markree Castle in Collooney. This is the castle where Oliver Cromwell's 'hanging tree'still stands in the garden.
Today it is quite a lovely hotel which still exudes the old castle charm. Location wise, however, it probably isn't very practical unless you have a car of course, and then it is only a short drive to so many villages and to Sligo Town itself. You'll love Sligo, it is a glorious part of Ireland. Loch Gill and Benbulben will blow you away.
Unique Qualities: The peace and tranquil beauty of the Irish countryside abounds at Markree Castle. A walk in the garden here is reminiscent of a romantic Irish story. In the late afternoon all is perfectly still and very quiet and hauntingly beautiful.
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L'importance des exclus de l'intégration monétaire en Europe
[eng] In contrast to the traditional analysis, this paper analyses the costs implied by the exclusion rather than by the inclusion of a country to the European Monetary Union (EMU). In a three-country model, we show that the monetary policy of the excluded country will be more expansionist and more counter-cyclical than the monetary policy of the EMU countries. This resembles a strategy of competitive depreciation. The country whose shocks are most symmetric to those of the excluded country suffers most from this exclusion, through an increase in the variance of its production. We also examine the proposals to deal with the relations between EMU and non EMU countries of the EU. [fre] Contrairement à l'analyse traditionnelle, nous analysons les coûts associés non pas à l'inclusion mais à l'exclusion d'un pays de l'Union économique et monétaire européenne ((JEM). Dans un modèle à trois pays, nous montrons que la politique monétaire du pays exclu sera plus expansionniste et plus contre-cyclique que celle des pays de l'UEM, ce qui la rapproche d'une stratégie de dépréciation compétitive. Le pays dont les chocs sont les plus symétriques à ceux du pays exclu sera le plus touché par cette exclusion voyant la variance de sa production augmenter. Nous examinons aussi les diverses propositions de gestion des relations entre l'UEM et les pays non UEM de l'UE.
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VCNY Mckenzie 6-piece Quilt Set
ITEM#: 14311197The Mckenzie Quilt Set is pure and chic-looking and looks great with all bedding sets. The gorgeous polyester and cotton quilt is comfortable whether the set is used in the bedroom, the guest room or used as a gift.
- 5-piece twin-size set includes: Quilt, sham, square pillow, breakfast pillow, and neckroll pillow
- 6-piece full-size set includes: Quilt, two shams, square pillow, breakfast pillow, and neckroll pillow
- Style: Patterned
- Fabric detail: Damask
- Cover materials: 100-percent polyester
- Fill materials: 100-percent cotton
- Backing materials: 100-percent polyester
- Care instructions: Machine wash cold
Twin Dimensions
- Quilt: 63 inches wide x 86 inches long
- Standard sham: 21 inches wide x 27 inches long with a 0.75-inch flange
- Square pillow: 18 inches wide x 18 inches long
- Breakfast pillow: 12 inches wide x 18 inches long
- Neckroll pillow: 7 inches wide x 18 inches long
Full Dimensions
- Quilt: 76 inches wide x 86 inches long
- Standard sham: 21 inches wide x 27 inches long with a 0.75-inch flange
- Square pillow: 18 inches wide x 18 inches long
- Breakfast pillow: 12 inches wide x 18 inches long
- Neckroll pillow: 7 inches wide x 18 inches long
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Beautiful vibrant colors in the quilt and pillows. Because of the strong smell of the dies I washed the quilt before placing it on my daughters bed. Once I washed it in cold water with delicate detergent it was no longer beautiful colors. It went from bright to pale and dull colors. I was very disappointed that the color faded so bad after one wash. The quilt now looks like it has been washed a hundred times. The original bright colors matched perfect to my daughters newly painted room. But now it looks as if I bought it from a thrift store!!!Read More
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Awful, Don't waste your money!!!
Decided to let my 11 year old daughter pick new bedding for her bday. She really loved the colors and the pattern and it was something I could live with. I liked that it was a "quilt" rather than a comforter. So when it arrived we took it put of the packaging and I immediately noticed it was thin, cheap and stiff. So I decided to wash it to make it softer, bad idea! When it came out it looked ten years old (I followed the washing instructions on the tag) it was completely faded and felt awful. I wish I could attach a photo. This set is really cute if you don't ever intend on washing it, sleeping with it or touching it at all. It would be great for a showroom and that's about it. Find something else!!!!!Read More
Comforter a bit thin
Bought this for my 13 year old daughter's newly painted bedroom. We both liked the colors, but I was disappointed in how thin the comforter is. We haven't washed it yet, so I'm not sure how it is going to hold up, but worried that it might not do well. We kept it because my daughter really liked it and the price was right. Guess we will see about durability and how well colors stay once we wash it.Read More
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I didn't find the colors true to the image online at all. In person, the colors are FAR brighter. The green is a bright lime green, the pink is almost fluorescent...the colors are quite subdued (though to be fair, this could be because of screen settings). My biggest complaint is the quality. Like others mentioned, there are stray threads everywhere and it really does not look like this will stand up to a lot of washings. The quilt is really thin and the pillows that make up the 5-6 piece set are super cheap (not full at all and lumpy). I'm really quite disappointed.Read More
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Leftover Valentine Candy BarkKelsey Banfield
The Valentine's candy situation is a tad out of control around here so I am making candy bark today to get rid of it. Making candy bark is a popular and easy way to use up leftover candy. It is like consolidating all the pieces of junk into one giant junk bar. I plan to send this bark to my husband's office and distribute to friends so it's out of my house, since I usually take about three bites and am over and done with it. Here is how you can make this fun bark for your family — then say goodbye to this candy holiday!
Valentine Candy Bark
16 oz. (1 lb) Semisweet chocolate chips
2 c. chopped Valentine's and/or peanuts
1. Line a small rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil and set aside. Make sure it is the right size for your freezer.
2. In a heatproof bowl over simmer water melt the chocolate chips until completely liquid. Pour onto the aluminum foil lined pan and spread with a spatula until 1/8³ thick.
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Emperor of Thorns - The Broken Empire 3 (Hardback)Mark Lawrence
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Lawrence brings his highly acclaimed epic fantasy series - The Broken Empire - to its devastating conclusion. The path to the throne is broken - only the broken can walk it The world is cracked and time has run through, leaving us clutching at the end days. These are the days that have waited for us all our lives. These are my days. I will stand before the Hundred and they will listen. I will take the throne no matter who stands against me, living or dead, and if I must be the last emperor then I will make of it such an ending. This is where the wise man turns away. This is where the holy kneel and call on God. These are the last miles, my brothers. Don't look to me to save you. Run if you have the wit. Pray if you have the soul. Stand your ground if courage is yours. But don't follow me. Follow me, and I will break your heart.
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