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WASHINGTON -- Today Mayor Vincent C. Gray released the report summarizing the deliberations of the panel of educators, students and other community members who advised him in his appointment of a new Chancellor for the D.C. Public Schools (DCPS).
"The Advisory Panel's advice confirmed what I believed all along -- Kaya Henderson is the right person to lead D.C. Public Schools," said Mayor Gray. "As the authorizing legislation requires, I have given careful consideration to the panel's feedback and I am extremely thankful for the hard work of the dedicated students, parents, educators and other community members who served on this panel."
The report, prepared on the panel's behalf by co-chair Katherine Bradley and reviewed by the majority of panel members, notes a broad consensus from the panel that Henderson was well qualified to forge ahead with DCPS reform efforts in a collaborative fashion -- while maximizing stability for the school district.
The panelists agreed that Henderson was an appropriate choice, and the vast majority expressed strong confidence in her track record as Interim Chancellor.
"I would recommend Kaya Henderson for the position. She is strong, committed to the position, and growing herself," one panelist said.
Another noted of Henderson, "I can't leave this room without giving her an endorsement."
Panel members generally cited Henderson's humility, skill at making difficult decisions with a minimum of acrimony resulting from them, and her intimate knowledge and extensive experience with education in the District of Columbia.
A few panelists expressed discomfort with the pro forma appearance of the process, since Henderson's was the only name that Mayor Gray submitted to the panelists for consideration. But, other panel members said they would have been equally uncomfortable with the alternative – putting other finalists through the rigorous interview and vetting process only to be told that Henderson was the choice all along.
Bradley, founder and president of the CityBridge Foundation, served as a co-chair alongside United Negro College Fund President and CEO Michael Lomax. Both also served as the co-chairs of the Education Committee of Mayor Gray's transition team.
The panel also included representatives of the Washington Teachers' Union, teachers, principals, parents, students and community representatives. A full list of members is included in the attached report.
"While some panel members – most notably Washington Teachers' Union President Nathan Saunders – expressed reservations about the process, they were almost unanimous in their view that Kaya Henderson possessed professional and personal qualifications that made her an excellent choice for the job," Bradley said.
The District's 2007 school-reform law vests in the Mayor the ultimate authority to select the Chancellor, but requires him to "establish a review panel of teachers, including representatives of the Washington Teachers Union, parents, and students … to aid the Mayor in his or her selection" of a new Chancellor. The law also requires the mayor to provide "resumes and other pertinent information pertaining to the individuals under consideration" to the panel; to convene a meeting to hear the panel's opinions and recommendations; and to take those opinions and recommendations into account -- and "give great weight to any recommendation" of the Teachers' Union -- when making his selection.
Henderson's appointment must be confirmed by the D.C. Council.
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"The arctic weather that impacted large swaths of the country did little to push used vehicle prices off their expected course in January," said Jonathan Banks, executive automotive analyst of NADA Used Car Guide, in the February edition of Guidelines, a monthly report on new and used vehicle sales trends and price movement.
Price movement for the majority of vehicle segments fell between a tight range of -0.3% to 0.4%, with compact utility, large SUV and mid-size van prices dropping slightly, while compact car, large pickup and mid-size utility prices inched up; mid-size car prices were flat over the month.
Following the seasonal norm, luxury car and utility prices continued to fall in January, dropping by respective figures of 1.1% and 0.9%. Luxury car losses were a notable one percentage point improvement over December's 2.1% drop, while luxury utility depreciation matched December's figure; declines for both segments also essentially equaled what was recorded for the same month last year.
"Historically, February marks the beginning of a two-to-three month period of definitive used vehicle price growth as federal tax refund checks help stimulate an upsurge in consumer auto demand," said Banks.
Trade-in values in February's edition of the NADA Official Used Car Guide were raised by an average of just over 1% compared to January. Car values were increased by an average of 1.2%, with mid-size car figures rising by a segment-leading average of 2.2% and subcompact and compact car values increasing by 1.4%. Remaining car segment value changes were minimal, rising or falling by an average of 0.3%.
Truck values were raised by a smaller average of 0.8% for February's edition, with compact utility and large SUV increases of 1.7% and 1.1%, respectively, exceeding those of other truck segments. Large van and mid-size utility (both mainstream and luxury) values were increased by an average of 0.9%; figures for remaining truck segments were left essentially unchanged from January's levels.
"Price movement over the remainder of 2014 is expected to follow a familiar seasonal pattern, with prices continuing to grow slightly through March before falling throughout the rest of the year," added Banks.
NADA forecasts overall depreciation from April through December will average 2.3% per month; by comparison, depreciation over the same period last year averaged a smaller 1.8%. The higher rate of depreciation expected this year is due almost entirely to an expanding supply of units up to four years in age, which NADA expects will increase by 11% compared to 2013.
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We offer some great Elk hunting in New Mexico. We offer hunts on Private land ranches and public in the Gila national forest in unit 15, 16A and 16b.
Our Hunts in the Gila national forest are in some of the best hunting grounds for big Elk these hunts are true wilderness hunts conducted on horseback, 4 wheel drive and spot and stalk on foot. These pack-in camps can be a physical hunt which makes taking a big bull that much more rewarding. Expectations would be in the 300-350 class Elk on these hunts. These tags can be hard to draw so I suggest drawing threw the outfitters pool to increase odds.
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We can also offer some fantastic private land Elk hunts in unit 34, 36 and 37. This hunt will generally produce bulls in the 320-340 class with those holding out a chance at a 350 class bull. All our private land Elk hunts are less physical but you will still need to be in good shape. Accommodations will be on the ranch. These hunts are 5 full days of hunting with meal included.
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This light pasta dish has 2 1/2 servings of vegetables in each portion.
Submitted by STEPFANIER
Carbs: 55g | Fat: 12g | Fiber: 13.2g | Protein: 18.6g | Calories: 371.7
Served cold or hot, these tangy yet sweet noodles are rich and tasty.
Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 11g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 7.7g | Calories: 208.6
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This quick and easy meal is a hit with kids. If they can't tolerate spicy foods, reduce or omit the sriracha.
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Carbs: 46.6g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 9.6g | Protein: 33g | Calories: 415.9
Most pasta salads are heavy on the pasta and light on everything else. This version, which can be served warm or cold, includes a hefty portion of vegetables--both spinach and tomatoes.
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Carbs: 28.5g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 15.9g | Calories: 235.7
Quick and nutritious, this zesty take on pasta salad is a family favorite. Garnish with fresh herbs and black olives.
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1. Last year I needed to return something to Forever 21. After wandering around the store for a long time I decided that there was absolutely nothing that I wanted to buy and the salespeople were only willing to give me store credit. Bummer. I ended up finding one of the best/ugliest sweaters around that also happened to benefit ASPCA. I was sold.
It may be hideous but its super comfy and I love wearing it around the apartment. Isn't Ian lucky to have such a girlfriend who dresses so cute? Oh and I totally put post-it notes on the back of my cell-phone to remind me to do things. Don't judge.
2. I received a free sample for an all natural no calorie sweetener made from monk fruit in the mail this week. I was a little skeptical because it's made by Splenda but I tested it out in my coffee and it wasn't bad at all. I'm not sure it'll replace my Stevia (I need to do more research into the product) but it could be a good alternative for people who dislike the Stevia aftertaste.
3. I am obsessed with the concept of never nudes from Arrested Development. I just think it is sooo funny. I really wanted Ian to be one for Halloween but he wasn't interested (and we didn't celebrate whomp whomp). Maybe if Ian is lucky he'll get a nice pair of cutoffs for Christmas?
4. Have you guys been reading the Runner's World articles about the 2-hour marathon? Some experts predict it will happen relatively soon while others are saying it may be another 90 years. There's a great article that summarizes both points on RW and can be found here. What are your thoughts? When do you think it will happen?
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It seemed like the most rhetorical question imaginable, considering I'd been among the few hundred people lined up early at the gate of the Hollywood Forever waiting to get into the hottest show of the L.A. 2012 spring concert season.
The guy asking the question was in his early twenties at best, clutching a half-empty case of beer and visibly drunk. With an equally inebriated friend in tow, they'd just crashed to the front of the mob when the gate opened. He looked at me in earnest, waiting for my reply. When I just nodded, he smiled broadly.
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Road to Brazil 2014: European look ahead
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City's host of European stars are in action again tomorrow as they continue along the road to Brazil 2014.
Blues' players will feature in five of the European qualifiers with the titanic clash between David Silva's Spain and Gael Clichy's France the headline fixture.
Spain will be boosted by their 4-0 win over Belarus at the weekend, while Les Bleus will be out to prove a point after their 1-0 friendly defeat at the hands of Japan at the Stade de France on Friday.
The meeting in the Spanish capital is a repeat of the Euro 2012 quarter-final in Ukraine, which saw Spain progress 2-0 en route to victory in the final over Italy.
The two sides go into the match level on six points in Group I with both looking to make it three wins from three.
As mentioned in our media round-up, City striker Mario Balotelli looks set to make a return to the Italy fold as they welcome winless Denmark to the San Siro.
Balotelli missed the Azzuri's win in Aremenia on Friday due to flu-like symptoms, but according to the national team's doctor, he is on the mend after a weekend of light training.
If he does play, it will be the 22-year-old's first appearance for his country since the final of Euro 2012 where Cesare Prandelli's men suffered a 4-0 beating at the hands of La Roja.
The striker was absent for Italy's two opening World Cup qualifiers against Bulgaria and Malta last month after undergoing laser surgery on his eyes.
Meanwhile, City trio Joe Hart, James Milner and Joleon Lescott are all in Poland as England prepare to face Waldemar Fornalik's men in Warsaw.
Both Lescott and Milner were on the bench for the Three Lions' 5-0 thrashing of San Marino and so it is likely they will feature tomorrow night.
Roy Hodgson's men will be hoping for another three points to cement their position at the top of Group H.
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When Randy Bernard was hired to run the IZOD IndyCar Series early last year, he enjoyed a wonderful honeymoon period. Everything he said or did was met with near-universal approval.
But that was then and this is now. So far in 2011, he's been on the receiving end of near-universal disapproval of everything from instituting double-file restarts during races to determining the starting order of a recent race in Texas by lottery draw.
He expects the criticism to continue and to grow ever louder as the last race of the season at Las Vegas Motor Speedway approaches. Why? Because he wants to add five non-regular-season drivers to the starting field.
He agrees the idea's going to open a hornet's nest among other drivers in the race but vows that if it doesn't drastically improve TV ratings in the United States, he'll quit his job on the spot.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Star prior to a business luncheon Wednesday in which he planned to promote this year's Honda Indy Toronto (a week from this weekend) and to discuss the future of IndyCar racing in general, Bernard also said that he expects star driver Danica Patrick to leave for a career in NASCAR at the end of the season, that the reason Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon doesn't have a full-time ride is because there's concern about how well he would do racing on road and street courses, and that he'll discuss with his two Canadian promoters the possibility of more races in Canada going forward.
Bernard was CEO of Professional Bull Riders before being hired as CEO of IndyCar, taking over from Indy Racing League founder Tony George. His major accomplishment to date has been the selection of a new engine and chassis package for the 2012 season, which will include the return of Chevrolet to the series. Honda has been the sole engine supplier in recent years and will continue with some teams.
Bernard acknowledged some justification on the part of drivers who didn't like determining the starting lineup for a race by lottery and said that when the series returns to Texas Motor Speedway for a double-header again in 2012 that he'll simply invert the field rather than mixing it up.
And although he said double-file restarts also resulted in criticism from drivers, they've proved to be popular among fans so will continue.
But he admits to having his head down as the IndyCar season finale at Las Vegas on Oct. 16 approaches.
"I'm sure that you've just hit the next hornet's nest," he laughed. I think "you just took a bat to that hornet's nest and stirred things up. Because I think that it will. I'm confident that they're (the series' regular drivers) going to be upset.
"But here's the deal with it. Last year's best-kept secret was the Homestead race (the season-ender at Homestead-Miami Speedway in Florida). It was a fantastic race and it got a .3 rating (on the U.S. cable channel Versus, which works out to fewer than 350,000 viewers. A 1.0 cable rating equals about 1 million U.S. households).
"If we do a .3 rating on this, I'll quit. Right there on the spot. I'll literally quit on the spot. If we do a .8 rating, I will quit. On the spot.
"I think we have to do something big. I definitely hope we can attract somebody like a Travis Pastrana (a motorcycle racer and X-Games competitor) or a Kasey Kahne (a NASCAR driver who started his career in open-wheel midgets) or someone to that capacity.
"There are famous drivers that are willing. We say we have the best drivers in the world, now we're willing to put up $5 million (a bonus if a non-series regular wins the race) to prove we have the best drivers in the world. If you think you're better, come beat us.
"I've had some F1 drivers call but they couldn't figure out a way to get to Las Vegas from Korea, where they're racing the same weekend. If they could have figured out how to get from Korea, I think they would have been willing to try it.
"There's definitely a couple of NASCAR drivers who are interested. Kasey Kahne has expressed a lot of interest. I think it's (the success of the promotion) going to be determined by who and how. Can you imagine if Kyle Busch would come? He'd be fantastic."
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— Bernard said he'll sit down at the end of the season with Toronto race owners Kevin Savoree and Kim Green as well as Edmonton promoter Octane Management of Montreal to determine if there's interest in another Canadian race.
"I'd like to use the promoters we have because they're doing a good job," he said. "Toronto this year is going to be off the charts, I'm hearing."
— On Wheldon, who's been doing TV commentating since winning the Indy 500: "My first instinct is that I have to get him into a car. But then I think I can't turn around and give money to drivers every time they win a race. The fact is, there's concern about how Dan is on the road and street. It goes to show you how important your versatility in a race car is."
— On criticsm following the second race at Texas Motor Speedway several weeks ago, in which the starting positions were determined by lottery.
"I like the criticism. I want them (the drivers) to speak their mind. I like controversy. I've told the drivers, 'Say what you want. I don't have a problem with that."
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We wished Casa Rovai to be an eco-friendly bed and breakfast in the center of Florence…
… paying all possible attention to environmental impact reduction, from the products served for breakfast to the use of alternative energy source.
Even a guest house in the heart of a city of art can practise sustainable actions that can make a difference and can let our guests feel in a "low energy home".
Here are some of the green practises followed by our b&b:
- Carbon emission is one of the biggest issues and we are aware that even a deep cultural change in our lifestyle can invert the trend. We can play our role in making the difference: our small house takes care about Earth"s health. We therefore decided to reduce carbon emissions and improve overall resource efficiency, through electricity and natural gas supplied by Sorgenia®, exclusively produced by alternative energy sources, without using fossil fuel and carbon emission. This turned out to be a more expensive choice but we believe it is worth.
- Our guest house is located where the limited traffic central area begins so all main attractions are at walking distance. The city is pretty small so walking around without having to drive or catch a bus is probably the main privilege our guests can have… You will enjoy energy-saving tourism in Florence!
- Energy use was significantly reduced by replacing existing light bulbs with energy-saving fittings.
The three main hallways are provided with motion-sensor lighting and timers.
- We installed a water filtration system that serves pure water: our guests adore it!! A glass and a jar are left in each room so to avoid using plastic glasses and bottles. We very often see that our guests refill their bottles with filtered water so to have pure water for the whole day while exploring the city.
- Annual laundry costs were reduced by introducing a policy to charge our guests for a more frequent (less than every three days) replacement set of fresh towels during their stay.
- Our washing machine is both water and energy conserving and we decided not to have a drier to avoid very strong enviromental impact. After being washed, towels and linen are all hung outside at the window!
- Low-flow toilets were installed in all guest rooms.
- The heating is centralized and programmed by a cronothermometer that sets starting time and temperature automatically. We make sure our staff inform our guests that energy saving rules impose not to exceed 20° C (68° F).
- Everyone working at Casa Rovai was educated to turn off lights and turn down heating/air conditioning when rooms are unoccupied. We always like to motivate our guests to keep the air conditioning off while they are not in the room.
- Our bed and breakfast is located in the no traffic area of Piazza del Duomo. Cars, buses and taxis are not allowed to drive in the very heart of Florence and being our b&b just three minutes away from the Duomo we can testify the good repercussion of this policy. The use of green transportation options is promoted by our staff, from the moment our guests contact us asking for availability, to their check in. We like to give our guests tips on bike rental service, walking maps and information on public transportation. Beware: driving in Florence could make you waste precious time!
- For breakfast, we make sure we buy local food to reduce unnecessary imports. Whenever it is possible, we prefer to buy food in bulk to reduce packaging consumption. The real "star" of our breakfast is the home made cake that every morning leads our guests from their rooms to the breakfast room. We decided to avoid buying packaged cakes and to make our own fresh one!
Here is our message: being green means guests and staff are healthier!


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Oh, one last point on your last post B. Dub. "Hillary presidency combined with a Democratic…Read More Congress." Ain't gonna happen. Republicant's have gerrymandered the states to absolute death. They have the House for the foreseeable future and they have a good chance at getting the Senate. I can't guarantee you who's going to win in 2016 but I can very well guarantee you that no one party will take executive and legislative branches, both.
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It wasn't a miracle that he survived, it was Easter Sunday, and good things always happen.…Read More "always look on the bright side of life"......Life of Brian........overlooked miracle worker....... Not a problem to let other kids of similar intelligence do the same thing, it will improve the human gene pool immensely, and the human race will benefit overall as a result.
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Bob,I don't where you come from maybe russia, Iran I know the leader over there did the same thing…Read More to his people. We are not the mayor or police chief, don't take the job if you can't take what comes with it. I am sure the Mayor said to the incumbent, I can do this job better then you, trust me vote for me, not everybody! the kid did not trust him saw who he really was. the kid is a hero, he brought the true colors of the mayor out, and the kid was wright. Now he got to go. and the police chief with him.
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COLLIERS - Mr. and Mrs. David Goray of Colliers announce the engagement of their daughter, Nicole Dawn, to Adam Stuart Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Green of Hammondsville.
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Montgomery Area Food Bank (MAFB)/Manna Foods provides food to nearly 2,000 households in Montgomery County each month. The Manna Food Center helps the working poor stretch their limited dollars so they can afford a better life, and gives families the opportunity to share their day over a healthy, home-cooked dinner. Manna provides children with the chance to succeed in school by helping ensure their nutritional needs are met, offers strength to our neighbors who are ill or elderly, and provides a helping hand to people who face temporary hardship or unemployment.
The Montgomery Area Non-Traditional Equestrian (MANE) Center is a nonprofit organization formed in 1994 that provides safe and effective therapeutic horseback riding for area children and adults who have physical, cognitive, emotional, and developmental disabilities. Huntingdon College students, faculty, and staff are eligible to volunteer at MANE. Huntingdon student volunteers have cleared paths, cleaned horse stalls, groomed horses, and performed a myriad of general office tasks for MANE during the past several years. Related Site: http://www.manenet.org
Operation Christmas Child brings joy and hope to children in desperate situations around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes and the good news of God's love. This program of Samaritan's Purse provides an opportunity for people of all ages to be involved in a simple, hands-on mission project while focusing on the true meaning of Christmas. Organized by Campus Ministries and the Commuter Student Organization, students and staff members work together to fill small shoe boxes with toys, school supplies, and other gifts; a personal note can introduce a hurting child to God's love.
Hawks for a Healthier Planet Recycling Club was created by and is run completely by students. Recycling bins can be found on each floor in the residence halls, and community recycling bins are located on campus near the dining hall. Paper, cardboard, plastic, and metal cans are recycled.
The Red Cross offers a number of service opportunities (www.redcross.org).
Service Days are open to students, faculty, and staff at Huntingdon College and involve community service projects both on- and off-campus. Projects typically last half a day, but there are some full-day service opportunities. Projects may include community painting and clean-ups, working with the Humane Society, volunteering with Manna Foods or Common Ground Ministries, or building a house with Habitat for Humanity, as a few examples.
MLK Great Day of Service is held annually on Martin Luther King Day, incorporating all of the components of a Super Service Saturday but held on a Monday when classes are canceled so that students can serve in the community. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: what are you doing for others?" In response to that question, Huntingdon College takes part in the MLK Great Day of Service.
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