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The Straight A Program accepts grant applications from city, local, exempted village, and joint vocational school districts, educational service centers, community schools, STEM schools, college-preparatory boarding schools, individual school buildings, education consortia, institutions of higher education, and private entities partnering with any of these educational entities.
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Individual applicants and partnerships may apply for up to $5 million in funding. Educational consortia may apply for up to $15 million. Applicants may request additional funds, however amounts above these maximums must be recommended by the Superintendent of Public Instruction to the Controlling Board.
Yes. There is no limit on the number of grant applications per applicant. However, each grant application will be scored and reviewed independently for sustainability and significant advancement in student achievement, spending reduction in the five-year forecast, and/or utilization of a greater share of resources in the classroom.
The Straight A Program Governing Board will issue a decision of "yes", "no", "hold" or "edit" for every application it receives no later than 75 days after receiving the application. The Ohio Department of Education will notify all grant applicants of the final decision via CCIP.
Once your grant application receives final approval, you are required to enter into a grant agreement with the Straight A Program Governing Board. No Straight A Fund grant dollars will be awarded until this grant agreement is completed and signed by both parties. Straight A Program staff will provide successful grant applicants with a template grant agreement which includes a variety of provisions required by law. This template grant agreement will include a provision specifying that funding will be returned to the Governing Board if the applicant fails to follow the terms of the grant agreement.
Eligible educational entities can apply for a Straight A Fund grant for almost any project designed to achieve significant advancement in student achievement, spending reduction in the five-year fiscal forecast, and/or utilization of a greater share of resources in the classroom. However, Section 15.06 of the Ohio Constitution limits the use of a Straight A Fund grant dollars to projects that support elementary, secondary, vocational, or special education programs. This would limit project proposals that relate to K-12 education and pre-school special education.
Institutions of higher education are eligible applicants for the Straight A Fund. However, the enacting legislation does not allow institutions of higher education to form an education consortium with other eligible applicants like school districts or community schools. As such, institutions of higher education that would like to participate should partner with other eligible applicants like school districts or community schools to share ideas and provide services related to the development and implementation of a grant project.
No. An ESC may not be the lead applicant for a consortium because the enacting legislation does not allow for an ESC to be a member of a consortium. However, an ESC can partner with school districts, school buildings, community schools, or STEM schools that form a consortium to provide services under a partnership agreement.
Yes. As an eligible applicant in the enacting legislation, an institution of higher education may apply as the lead applicant on any application in which it is the only applicant or it partners with only private entities. However, as lottery funds, Straight A Fund grants may only be used to support elementary, secondary, vocational, and/or special education.
No. The enacting legislation does not allow the Straight A Program to provide grants to chartered nonpublic schools.
Yes. Chartered nonpublic schools, as private entities, may partner with any eligible applicant to develop and execute a Straight A Fund project within a public school.
No. Because a community school management company is not an eligible applicant, it may not apply on behalf of a community school. However, a management company may partner with a community school to develop and execute a Straight A Fund grant application.
No. Nonprofit organizations, as private entities, may only partner with eligible applicants on a grant application because private entities are not eligible applicants. Because all grant applications must be submitted by an eligible applicant, private entities may not submit the grant application. However, non-profit organizations may provide support and services related to developing a grant proposal, as long as an eligible applicant is the lead applicant when the application is submitted.
Yes. The schools would be the lead applicant, either individually or as part of a consortium, and the non-profit organization will partner with the school or education consortium.
Private boarding schools, as private entities, must partner with an eligible applicant. Eligible applicants include city, local, exempted village, and joint vocational school districts, educational service centers, community schools, college-preparatory boarding schools, individual school buildings, education consortia, and institutions of higher education. Therefore, the private boarding school would be required to partner with one of these eligible applicants on any grant application.
Teachers should work with their building principal or superintendent as well as the treasurer to prepare and submit an application for Straight A Funding. Ultimately, the application will be submitted by a school building, school district, or community school application on behalf of the teacher.
A partnership is an association between a grant applicant and educational stakeholder(s) in which the stakeholder agrees to provide human and material assets or access to academic and administrative resources to the grant applicant to develop or execute a Straight A Fund grant application. However, in a partnership, only the grant applicant is responsible for ensuring the grant is developed and executed according to the terms of the grant agreement with the Straight A Program Governing Board. Grant applicant partners are responsible only to the extent provided in their Partnership Agreement with the grant applicant.
Yes. There is not a limit to the number of partnerships or consortiums a school or district forms. The important thing to remember is that each application will be judged individually on how the project proposal meets the goals of the Straight A Fund and is sustainable.
Yes. An institution of higher education may partner with school buildings, school districts, educational service centers, community schools, STEM schools, or education consortia to provide services in support of a grant project under a partnership agreement.
An education consortium is an association of two or more school districts, school buildings, community schools, or STEM schools pooling resources to share human and material assets and link academic and administrative resources with the objective of participating in the development and execution of a Straight A Fund grant application. A grant application submitted by an education consortium uses the shared resources of its members to achieve the goals of the grant application through cooperative purchasing, course sharing, professional development, information technology integration, and/or faculty and staff networking. Unlike a partnership, each education consortium member is responsible for ensuring the Straight A Fund grant application is developed and executed according to the terms of the grant agreement with the Straight A Program Governing Board. Like individual grant applicants, an education consortium can partner with educational stakeholder(s) via a Partnership Agreement to accomplish the goals of the grant application.
No. The enacting legislation does not allow institutions of higher education to form a consortium with other eligible applicants. Only school buildings, school districts, community schools, and STEM schools may form a consortium and act as the lead applicant for a consortium.
Self-sustaining means maintaining or able to maintain itself once commenced.
However, if a project need increased ongoing spending to maintain significant gains in student achievement, spending reduction, or classroom resource utilization, grant applicants must demonstrate that ongoing spending is offset by verifiable, credible, permanent spending reductions. This means for every dollar of increased ongoing spending on the project, there must be a dollar of reduced ongoing spending elsewhere in the grantee's budget.
Applications will be submitted through the Ohio Department of Education's electronic grants management system, CCIP. The CCIP limits applicant responses for each question to 4,000 characters.
Institutions of higher education need to apply for a SAFE account to access the grant application in CCIP. However, private entities will not receive SAFE accounts, but can still provide application assistance to the applicants they partner with using the application materials posted on the Straight A Fund website.
Yes. Applicants can work on their applications between October 14th and October 25th in the CCIP. You can save an application and make edits over these two weeks. However, it is important to remember that once finalized and submitted by your Superintendent, the application cannot be returned for further edits.
A school or district preparing multiple applications should ensure that ALL applications are finalized before it is reviewed and signed off by the treasurer and Superintendent. Once the applications are submitted to ODE by the Superintendent, they cannot be returned for edits.
There is no requirement for local matching funds to receive a Straight A Fund grant. Because local matching funds are not a requirement, whether local matching funds improve the application score of a grant application will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
For planning purposes, the Straight A Fund administrative staff would like to see one "intent to apply" for each grant application. In the case of an education consortium, we only need an "intent to apply" from the consortium's lead applicant.
No. Each grant application is reviewed individually. If changes/conflicts exist because multiple grants were approved, these will be addressed in the grant agreement process.
Because there is no guarantee the Governing Board will award any one grant, the Financial Impact Table should only reflect the information from the project related to that particular grant application. However, before signing the final grant agreement, the Governing Board may request and review updated financial information based on all the grants actually awarded.
Each member of the consortium uses a tab in the Financial Impact Table to input each individual member's financial information. The lead applicant then describes the overall budget for the entire consortium in the implementation tab of the Straight A Fund grant application.
Letters of support from stakeholders may not be included in the grant application. The only exception to this rule is the required letters of support from the commission in charge of a school district in fiscal or academic distress.
Yes. The financial impact table includes a non-traditional tab, which can be used by applicants such as institutions of higher education or educational service centers, which do not produce five-year forecasts. The purpose of the financial impact table is to illustrate the change that a Straight A Fund grant will have on an applicant's finances and allow both the applicant and the scorer to demonstrate and analyze the changes that will occur in order to sustain any ongoing costs associated with the project proposal.
No. Some grant projects may be able to achieve the requirements for the Straight A Fund without increased ongoing spending. Straight A Fund grants projects only need to show verifiable, credible, permanent spending reductions when the project will result in increased ongoing spending.
No. There is no requirement for the collective bargaining unit to sign off on a Straight A Fund grant application. However, if your grant application affects a term or condition of employment subject to a collective bargaining agreement with a union, applicants may need to coordinate with the union to demonstrate sustainability. Additionally, applicants will be asked to identify project proposal stakeholders in the implementation section of the application.
There is not a requirement for applicants to use an external evaluator, but you may wish to contact one if you need too. ODE will not provide evaluation services, however you may be required to provide data for the overall evaluation of the Straight A Fund if you submit an application.
There is no prohibition in the enacting legislation on a Straight A Fund grant funding a project that has already been started. All Straight A Fund grant applications are scored based on sustainability. Sustainability includes a variety of concepts, one of which is fiscal sustainability. The enacting legislation requires that any grant project that results in increased, ongoing spending must offset that spending with verifiable, permanent spending reductions. Whether a grant project requires these spending offsets will not make it more or less likely a grant will be approved as long as the applicant can show the verifiable, permanent spending reductions required.
Utilization of a greater share of resources in the classroom means increasing the percentage of school funding that goes to the classroom as opposed to administration, maintenance, facilities, etc.
Benchmarks are dependent on the goal(s) of the grant proposal. It is hard to give examples not knowing what you intend to apply for. However, such benchmarks may be student achievement data, teacher evaluation, high school graduation rates, gap closing, etc.
Yes, proposals will be evaluated on their merits, not on the size of their districts.
Each member of the consortium is held accountable to all the requirements of the Straight A Fund including the goals, sustainability, and substantial value and lasting impact. Therefore, if any one applicant within a consortium fails to meet these requirements, the consortium as a whole would not satisfy these requirements and the grant application will be rejected.
The Ohio Constitution restricts the use of Straight A Fund dollars (because these dollars are lottery funds) to spending for elementary, secondary, vocational, and special education. Additionally, the enacting legislation requires projects achieve significant advancement in student achievement, spending reduction in the five-year fiscal forecast, and/or utilization of a greater share of resources in the classroom. Accordingly, Straight A Fund dollars could be spent on building improvements, as long as those improvements relate to elementary, secondary, vocational, and/or special education and achieve significant advancement in student achievement, spending reduction in the five-year fiscal forecast, and/or utilization of a greater share of resources in the classroom.
Federal law prohibits recipients of federal grant dollars from replacing state/agency funds with federal funds. Because the Straight A Fund requires grantees to offset increased ongoing spending with verifiable, credible, permanent spending reductions, it is unlikely federal grant dollars could be used to replace Straight A Fund grant dollars.
Funds must be encumbered by June 30, 2014 and expended by September 30, 2014.
Yes. There is no prohibition in the enacting legislation on an eligible applicant applying for a Straight A Fund grant in FY 14 and FY 15. However, keep in mind that each grant application will be reviewed independently for sustainability, substantial value, and lasting impact.
Receiving FY14 funds will have no impact on whether an eligible applicant will receive FY15 funds. However, this may change for the FY15 grant application process if the enacting legislation or grant application process is altered by the Ohio General Assembly or the Straight A Fund Governing Board respectively.
No. Each Straight A Fund grant will be awarded for one year. However, you may apply for a new grant in the following year.
No. The application period for FY 2014-15 funds will occur in early spring, 2014.
Yes. FY 14 funded projects will stand alone from FY 15 funded projects. Absent any legislative changes, the goals and expectations for FY 15 Straight A Fund grants will remain the same, however, feedback and process improvement may result in changes to the application process. We will provide information on any updates or changes before we begin the FY 15 grant application process.
Reporting requirements for any funded grant project will be subject to the terms of the grant agreement. The grant agreement includes the content of the applicant's proposal, the project's deliverables and a timetable for completion, and conditions for receiving grant funding. Depending on the nature of the grant proposal and terms of this grant agreement, the Governing Board of the Straight may request additional information in the form of data, surveys, interviews, focus groups and any other related data.
All grant agreements must include a provision specifying that funding will be returned to the Straight A Fund Governing Board if the Auditor of State determines the funded grantee failed to implement the grant project according to the terms of the grant agreement. Additionally, because the enacting legislation requires that all grant projects must be self-sustaining, the Straight A Fund administrative staff will periodically review financial reporting data from funded grantees to ensure any increased ongoing spending is offset by verifiable, credible, permanent spending reductions.
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For the past week, Bashaer Othman has been busy meeting with parliamentarians in Jakarta, Indonesia, pushing them to enact projects to incorporate young people into civic life. The trip, however, cost her some precious time away from her high school studies back home in the West Bank - after all, she's only 15.For two months this summer, Othman took the mayoral reigns of a small town with a population of about 8,000 called Allar, just outside the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem. As part of a youth empowerment programme, Othman became Allar's - and the world's - youngest mayor, listening to citizens' problems, signing documents, reading reports and chairing meetings. During her time as mayor, Othman took control of the day-to-day running of Allar's municipality. She inaugurated a new fire department, opened up a public park and resided over the establishment of a stone quarry. She also represented Allar on an official delegation to Qatar.The town's regular mayor, Sufian Shadid and his council, gave up their seats to Othman and her team of 11 teenagers, five of which were female. The team mirrored the municipal council in composition and tasks, and was responsible for everything except financial issues.
Othman said that the regular mayor was more than willing to have her team take over. "I asked the mayor if I could get a feel for his work for a week, and he said 'yes'," Othman said. "He even told me I should do it for two months to really understand the nuances of institutional work."Throughout this unusual journey, Othman was heralded as the youngest mayor in the world. However, she also shattered a glass ceiling, becoming the first female mayor of the town.
Minimal oversightDuring her term, Shadid would pass by once a day to see if she and her team of councillors had any questions.
"The adults gave us the space we needed," Othman said. "But they were available whenever we needed them for guidance."Othman and her team are originally part of what is known in Palestine as "youth councils". These councils, which mirror the municipalities in their makeup, are peppered across the West Bank to encourage young Palestinians - who make up roughly half of the population - to take part in civic life.There are 18 Local Youth Councils in the West Bank, working with municipalities and focusing on empowering youth to take part in the decision-making process. Othman started off in Allar's youth council, serving as its first female president before becoming mayor.To Othman, this experience was about encouraging her peers to take on roles of leadership and to get a message across to those in power.Othman's analysis is right according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, which puts unemployment at 23.7 per cent for Palestinians who have graduated high school.Given the fact that municipal elections are just a month away, Othman's experience is all the more relevant to her and her peers.
"The moral achievements are far more rewarding" than any other aspects of her two-month term, Othman said. "The fear factor among young Palestinians was broken and we became role models for others our age, especially at a time when real local elections are about to take place."
Back to schoolThese days, it's back to business as usual for Othman. She is busy with homework, visiting girlfriends and playing computer games in her spare time.
But the teenager is also eyeing a future in diplomacy or civic leadership. She knows she has a few years ahead of her, and she plans to study international relations and social development.With a lot of support from her parents and six siblings, Othman said she will continue to push for youth participation in decision-making.
Next January, she will be heading back to Indonesia to help establish youth councils throughout the Muslim country.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Grammy Awards celebrated the diversity of music as six different artists tied for top nominee — Kanye West, Jay-Z, Frank Ocean, Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, Mumford & Sons and fun.
Auerbach received five nominations as a member of the Keys and also is up for producer of the year, earning a spot with the others at the top of the list as the Grammy's primetime television special came to his hometown Wednesday night.
The rockers little resemble any of the other acts at the top of the list. The top nominations for Jay-Z and West, two of hip-hop's most important figures, is a familiar refrain; each has routinely been at or near the top of the nominations list for the last several years.
Indie pop band fun., a featured performer during the show, aired live from Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on CBS, rode the success of its anthemic hit ''We Are Young,'' featuring Janelle Monae, to sweep of the major categories, earning nods for best new artist, song and record for ''We Are Young'' and album of the year for ''Some Nights.'' The band's producer Jeff Bhasker is up for four nominations.
''When you call your band fun. with a period at the end of the sentence, you set a very high standard for yourself and for fun itself,'' Taylor Swift, the concert's co-host, said in introducing them. ''Fortunately this band from New York has lived up to the name in the best possible way
R&B singer Ocean made a bold social statement earlier this year when he noted he had a same-sex relationship in the liner notes of his new album ''channel ORANGE,'' and The Recording Academy rewarded him with the major nominations best new artist, record for ''Thinkin Bout You'' and album of the year.
And British folk-rock band Mumford & Sons, which made an auspicious debut in front of an international audience during the 2011 Grammys, is up for album of the year for ''Babel,'' one of 2012's best-selling releases.
Miguel, who helped Ocean shake up the R&B world this year, and jazz great Chick Correa join the Keys with five nominations apiece. Nas and recording engineer Bob Ludwig join Bhasker at four apiece.
There were no major snubs among the top nominees. Most of 2012's inescapable hits are represented in some way — Gotye's ''Somebody That I Used To Know'' is up for record of the year and Carly Rae Jepsen's ''Call Me Maybe'' garnered a song of the year nod. Drake, Rihanna and Nashville residents Swift, Kelly Clarkson, Jack White and best new artist nominee Hunter Hayes were among 16 nominees with three nods.
In many ways the nominations reflect a singles-driven year when no album rose to the level of acclaim as Adele's ''21'' or West's ''My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,'' which dominated the Grammys last February.
Rock, relegated to second stage in the era of electronic dance music, made something of a comeback and young bands are peppered in with the nominees we've come to expect each year.
The 55th annual Grammy Awards will be held Feb. 10 in Los Angeles. Trophies will be handed out in 81 categories.
The 5-year-old nominations show was held outside Los Angeles for the first time and showcased Music City for its growing role in the music industry. The Bridgestone Arena marked the largest venue the show has been held in and it may have been a dress rehearsal for a chance to host the main awards show sometime in the future.
LL Cool J returned as host, sharing duties with Swift, whose hit song ''We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together'' earned a nod in the jam-packed record of the year category. She was joined by fun., Gotye, Clarkson's ''Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You),'' The Black Keys' ''Lonely Boy'' and Ocean's ''Thinkin Bout You.''
Swift and LL Cool J opened the show by putting together a beat-box version of Swift's hit ''Mean.'' Hayes displayed his versatility while announcing the best pop vocal album by singing snippets of each star's hit song. Maroon 5 played headliner, singing three songs mid-show before finishing off the live broadcast. The group stuck around for an hourlong performance afterward for the crowd in attendance.
Assisted by Monae, fun. reimagined ''We Are Young'' with orchestral strings as the crowd sang along, Ne-Yo, in wine-colored bowler, kicked things up with a cadre of dancers on his new club-infused song ''Let Me Love You.'' And the show tipped it's hat to Nashville with a salute to Johnny Cash by Dierks Bentley and The Band Perry.
The Black Keys' ''El Camino'' was nominated for album of the year along with fun.'s ''Some Nights,'' Mumford & Sons' ''Babel,'' Ocean's ''channel ORANGE'' and White's ''Blunderbuss.'' For best new artist, fun. and Ocean were joined by Alabama Shakes, Hayes, The Lumineers.Continued...


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My 13 year old son hates Creighton. In away fans are supposed to hate a rival kind of way. But he was very interested, concerned even, to hear reports that Creighton could be leaving the Valley. Jay's officials still aren't commenting, but Valley Presidents are concerned enough to schedule a conference call.
Say what you want about Creighton, but they are the gold standard of Valley hoops. Over the last ten years they have more conference wins, by six over Wichita State and UNI, than anyone else in the conference. In fact, you have to go back to 1995 to find the last season that the Jays lost more than they won against MVC foes. They've been to eight of the last 14 NCAA Tournaments and are routinely in the nation's top 10 in attendance. Granted, all of this gives rise to conspiracy theories amongst many fans that Creighton receives preferential treatment in the Valley. But you know what, that's what fans in the Big 12 think of KU, or of Kentucky in the SEC, or Duke in the ACC. Show me a program that others are continually griping about and I'll show you a program that people are either envious or begrudgingly respectful of. At the end of the day, the Valley is better for having Creighton--Wichita State, the conference's other kingpin, is better for having Creighton. It's like I told my son, you can hate Creighton all you want, but you'd hate losing them a whole lot more.
As the Valley's other kingpin, it would (or will) be interesting to see how Wichita State reacts to a Creighton departure. WSU simply doesn't fit the profile of the Big East secessionist, they are neither Catholic nor private. One would think no having football would make them unattractive to the Mountain West or to Conference USA, but everything is in such flux right now—that nobody really knows how things will play out. It's interesting that it took this long for the Valley to be affected by the rapidly shifting sands of conference realignment.
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The Avid Reader Book Club meets the fourth Monday of each month at 7:30 pm at The Avid Reader book store at 617 Second Street, downtown Davis.
This group of avid readers has been meeting for several years now. Join us for some great reads and lively discussion. We read everything from fiction to non-fiction and are always looking for interesting books on and off the bestseller lists. The Avid Reader bookstore in Davis will be providing the month's book club picks at 20% off for anyone interested whether you are a member or not.
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Book Selection: This Is How You Lose Her by Junot Diaz
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Book Selection: This Is How You Lose Her by Junot Diaz
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August 26th 2013 at 7:30pm
Book Selection: Astray by Emma Donoghue
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Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, death, and hope in a Mumbai undercity by Katherine Boo
Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
Lost Kingdom: Hawaii's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings and America's First Imperial Adventure by Julia Flynn Siler
The Black Count by Tom Reiss
Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Annie Dillard
The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson
The Toaster Project: Or a Heroic Attempt to Build a Simple Electric Appliance from Scratch by Thomas Thwaites
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander
Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol
Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand
Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare by Stephen Greenblatt
Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese
The Tiger's Wife by Tea Ochrent
El Narco: The Trade Driving Mexico's Drug War by Ioan Grillo
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Lord of Misrule by Jaimy Gordon
Half a Life by V. S. Naipaul
The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
Istanbul: Memories and the City by Orhan Pamuk
To the End of the Land by David Grossman
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot
Vagrants by Yiyun Li
Gang Leader for a Day by Sudhir Venkatesh
The Memory of Running by Ron McLarty
Blood and Thunder by Hampton Sides
Female Chauvinist Pigs by Ariel Levy
Hakawati by Rabih Alameddine
The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
The Legend of Colton H. Bryant by Alexandra Fuller
Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? by Beverly Daniel Tatum
The Way of the World: A Story of Truth and Hope in an Age of Extremism by Ron Suskind
The Story of Lucy Gault by William Trevor
Wanderlust: A History of Walking by Rebecca Solnit
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2008-03-26 02:26:50 where does one suggest books for the book of the month club? Do you guys ever read local authors? —StevenDaubert
Well, you can suggest it to me and I could pass it along to the group when they meet, or you can just attend the book club and suggest a title yourself. Generally, the books are planned every 6 months (June and December) to decide the following 6 months of books. This coming June meeting will decide the rest of the years books. —SunjeetBaadkar
2008-06-07 16:56:23 Can anyone just show up? I've been looking for a book club to join for some time now. —CurlyGirl26
2008-06-07 17:24:08 Yeah, just show up and be ready to talk (or listen, if you haven't read the book). There is also a private (more serious) book club that will be meeting starting later this month. Message me if you're interested in that one. —SunjeetBaadkar
2008-07-31 15:16:52 Do you have any more information about the book selections for the club? I have been looking for a book club to join and this is the only one that I can find in town. —ScottWeintraub
The books are picked six at a time, every June and December. The next picks are Five Quarters of the Orange, Under the Banner of Heaven, The Red Tent, and Don't Lets Go to the Dogs Tonight. The bookclub varies in quantity and quality, so the more you bring to it, the better it gets. If you have any questions feel free to message me about it. Btw, are you related to Daniel? I hosted his event at our Sacramento store back in April. —SunjeetBaadkar
No relation to the lawyer or journalists with the same last name. My people come from the Bay Area. I'm not interested in the book this month, but the rest of them sound good. Thanks for the info. How can I message you? —ScottWeintraub
2008-08-04 15:09:37 if anyone is interested, Sweet Briar has used copies of the September book, "Five Quarters of the Orange" by Joanne Harris. —Mychal
2008-08-30 21:01:34 actually Sweetbriar has used copies of all the books mentioned above, if you want to get used. —Mychal
I highly recommend checking out Sweet Briar for their used selection. —[Users/SunjeetBaadkar]
2009-06-06 10:00:06 The list above is a bit outdated. Can anyone tell me if the book club still happening? If so, what are the books for the next few months? I've been looking for a book club to join! —everdrw
I would contact the Avid Reader... but if you do, please please come back here and update the information for the next person who comes looking for it! —Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards
Oops, sorry about that. I have completely forgot that I was doing this list. I will update it now. Also, the book club has been deciding the books two at a time now since the leadership has changed. I welcome anyone to join as it is open to all. —["Users/Sunjeet Baadkar]
2011-10-17 13:17:31 Last meeting we discussed The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. It was a great book selection even for me as a non-scientist. I love reading these types of selections since they force me to read books I may have otherwise not picked up. I have to say that I liked this selection so much that I have given this book as a gift to a few friends already. Looking forward to the next great read. —VeronikaMonell
2011-11-09 10:58:03 Hi, I am interested in joining your bookclub. Would I just show up at your next meeting on 11/28/11? I will purchase the book and have it read by meeting time. I've never read anything by Orhan Pamuk before so it should be exciting and new. —AlisaTell
2011-12-11 16:01:01 Alisa - I'm glad you came out. Sorry we were late on a response but there's no need to sign up or anything before new members come. Anyone is welcome anytime. See you next time! —RachelW
2012-03-14 21:25:08 Alisa - I think I confused you with another new member who joined on the same month you had proposed coming. My apologies and I do hope you will be able to join us sometime. We are always interested in new members. Cheers! —RachelW


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Shahid Afridi cut from ODI squad
Dec 10, 2012: Shahid Afridi, the Pakistan allrounder, has been dropped from the one-day squad for the tour of India in December
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Sialkot still the team to beat in Pakistan Twenty20
Nov 30, 2012: What to expect from and who to look out for at the upcoming Faysal Bank T-20 Cup
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Afridi says no to BBL after getting PCB clearance
Nov 19, 2012: The PCB has granted Saeed Ajmal, Shahid Afridi and Umar Akmal permission to play a few games at this season's Big Bash League, on the request of Cricket Australia
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Afridi not a sure pick for India tour - Pakistan chief selector
Nov 17, 2012: While Pakistan will look to select as many experienced players as possible for their limited-overs tour of India in December, Shahid Afridi will not be a sure pick, according to chief selector Iqbal Qasim
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No Big Bash for Afridi, Ajmal and Umar Akmal, says PCB
Nov 15, 2012: The PCB has denied Umar Akmal, Saeed Ajmal and Shahid Afridi permission to play this season's Big Bash League (BBL) to ensure the trio's participation in their domestic Twenty20 tournament ahead of the tour of India
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PCB yet to decide on Afridi and Yousuf's domestic participation
Nov 10, 2012: The PCB is deliberating whether batsman Mohammad Yousuf and allrounder Shahid Afridi can play in the President's Trophy, a domestic first-class tournament
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Afridi turns to first-class cricket in bid to regain form
Nov 5, 2012: Shahid Afridi has decided to end a nearly four-year hiatus from domestic first-class cricket in a bid to regain his form ahead of the India series next month
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Counties want to leave their mark
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Former players criticise Pakistan's exit
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Amanda Burnham will be featured in a solo exhibition at the Birke Art Gallery at Marshall University. The show runs through Oct. 11.
The exhibit will feature large-scale wall drawings. Burnham earned a BFA in painting and printmaking from Harvard University and an MFA in visual and environmental studies from Yale University. She has exhibited her work in venues nationally and internationally.
Admission to the gallery is free and open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays.
Miniatures exhibition
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- The Renaissance Art Gallery will host the 13th annual National Miniature Exhibition in November. The show is open to all artists 18 and older.
The show prospectus is available at the gallery or for download at www.orgsites.com/wv/renaissance. The miniatures show accepts all fine-art media, including encaustic, except photography.
The gallery is planning workshops in September for anyone interested in working small or working with encaustics. Sept. 7 will be a day for working small with demonstrations for Art Trading Cards. For more information, contact Sue Tschantz at 304-552-2006. The gallery is planning an encaustic workshop for Sept. 29. For more information, contact Fern Christian at 304-453-3187.
Renaissance Art Gallery is at 900 Eighth St., Suite 20, Huntington.
'Streams of Light'
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -- The Gallery at 409 presents "Streams of Light," an exhibition by Sue Grim-Langert, through Sept. 30. The artist is known for her paintings of land and seascapes, vineyards, flower fields and floral still lifes, which are presented in classical impressionism using oil and acrylic media.
The Gallery at 409, located in the historic Lowe Hotel, 409 Main St., Point Pleasant, is dedicated to bringing fine art to the community and facilitating creativity in youth and adults. For additional information, email i...@gallery409.org or call 740-339-0520.
Docent open house
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- The Huntington Museum of Art invites anyone interested in volunteering to be a docent to an open house from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 3. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
A docent is someone who volunteers time to lead schoolchildren and museum visitors on guided tours. No prior experience or background in art is required. The museum states that if you like art of any kind, enjoy sharing your knowledge, and can spend 90 minutes a week getting free instruction about art, this could be the program for you. Docents work with HMOA's education department and receive training on HMOA exhibits on Monday mornings.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Preservationists, architects, engineers, consultants and real-estate professionals are invited to a two-day training workshop on how to combine historic preservation standards with environmentally friendly designs.
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Hampton Roads Real Estate Market Review & Forecast Set for March 14 at ODU's Constant Center
Old Dominion University's E.V. Williams Center for Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) will host its 17th annual Hampton Roads Real Estate Market Review & Forecast on Wednesday, March 14, at the Ted Constant Convocation Center.
The event is a look at the real estate landscape in Hampton Roads, with an emphasis on commercial real estate. This year's review and forecast will include a review of the past year, which saw real estate prices continue to drop in the region, and a look at the year that has already begun.
Every March for the past 16 years, the research of ODU academics and other market real estate experts has been featured in CREED's annual review.
John Lombard, CREED director and an ODU professor, said the market review plays a key role in the region, bringing together public, private and academic experts to examine current issues and trends in residential real estate.
"CREED wants to be part of the ongoing dialogue of real estate issues faced by our community. Real estate issues affect nearly every family in Hampton Roads. We hope to facilitate a broader understanding of important issues that face real estate, such as bankruptcy and future market trends," Lombard said.
The 2012 CREED Hampton Roads Real Estate Market Review & Forecast will be held from 3-6:30 p.m. Online registration is available. For more information, contact Kyllie Brinkley at firstname.lastname@example.com, or 683-5352.
The mission of CREED is to provide information and resources for the Hampton Roads real estate and economic development communities in their quest to improve the regional economy through job creation and investment. The center fosters relationships with the development community by hosting topical seminars on key development issues affecting the region and works closely with all related professional service organizations.
The center maintains a comprehensive collection of information, including detailed demographic and real estate data, and employs the latest in geographic information and mapping software. The center publishes annual real estate market reviews on the office, industrial, retail, single-family and multifamily real estate markets and sponsors the Hampton Roads Real Estate Market Review & Forecast.
For more information visit the CREED website at http://ww2.bpa.odu.edu/creed/#.
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AlphaMail Is Scalable and Accessible Web Mail
AlphaMail is a high-performance, feature-rich, open-source Web mail system created at the University of Oregon. The interface includes message snippets in indexes, UTF8 composition and numerous viewers for attachments (such as image icon preview and file listings from tarballs). It also tries to strike a balance between desirable features and too much interface noise. It was created to address several problems that exist with other open-source and commercial Web mail systems.
The first concern AlphaMail addresses is performance. Almost all Web mail systems (such as Horde's IMP Web mail Client and SquirrelMail) use IMAP from within the Web server, which is incapable of persisting an IMAP session.
The IMAP protocol is designed to optimize access through persistent access, so this is an inherent and recognized problem. The problem is usually mitigated with an IMAP proxy that maintains a persistent connection. The problems with this solution are multifaceted.
One problem is that the code in the Web mail client itself cannot depend on the state of the IMAP connection and must repeat commands as if each mouse click were a new IMAP session. This is a problem, because the sequence of required events for a new session in the IMAP protocol include authenticating and selecting the desired folder. The benchmarks of several IMAP servers indicate that the repetition of the folder selection command, even if the folder is already authenticated and selected (that is, through a proxy), can cause significant extra server load.
These inefficiencies could be addressed through improvements in the IMAP server and proxy algorithms, but another problem is intractable: a proxy cannot improve the protocol. The fact that the Web mail client is using IMAP forces it to behave as a complete standalone client. If the developers want to add a complex feature, such as conversation views (à la Google mail), which requires complex message cross-referencing across several folders, the protocol itself becomes a major impediment.
AlphaMail solves these problems by including a middleware layer that uses a simplified and extensible protocol for the Web application and is responsible for optimizing access to the mail servers. The protocol supports highly specialized commands that allow the Web code to ask for the information needed for a page directly, without having to make any assumptions about the state of the IMAP connection.
This has the additional advantage that the IMAP protocol handling in the middleware layer can be written in a high-performance language (in this case C++), can cache results and can optimize the interaction. The middleware program is known as the imap_webcache, because it caches both data and network connections for the mail interaction.
AlphaMail supports GNU autoconf and has been built cleanly on many Linux variants, FreeBSD, Solaris and Darwin (OS X). The easiest platform to install is Fedora Core 5 via yum(1), as described on the AlphaMail home page.
I highly recommend using Fedora Core 5 on a test machine to avoid the headaches of dependency resolution for your initial trial run. The actual build is pretty much what you'd expect, but solving runtime dependencies can be challenging.
If you decide on a source build, first you need to install the Boost C++ libraries (see Resources).
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Welcome To Anthony's Key Resort!
For over 40 years, Anthony's Key Resort has been serving up the spirit of adventure with relish, including diving spectacular reefs, interacting with dolphins, hiking beautiful gardens, and much more while never forgetting comfort or hospitality.
Discover what many divers, world travelers, nature lovers and active families already know. Anthony's Key Resort is the resort designed by nature where tranquility and adventure combine for a formula that has drawn visitors back again and again.
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Accommodations include:
Wooden bungalows: With wooden louvered windows, or high visibility glass windows with and without a/c. Bungalows are located on the key, and on the hill.
Standard rooms: Breezy wooden cabanas, with wooden louvered screened in windows, ceiling fans, hot and cold water shower. Not air-conditioned.
Superior Rooms: Rooms with hardwood floors, air-conditioning, weather-sealed and fitted with high visibility, floor to ceiling glass windows, hot and cold water shower.
Rooms are located on the Hill, or the Key.
Description of Room Categories by Location:
Hill Room (available standard and superior): Nestled between lush tropical foliage on the hillside of the property where the restaurant, bar and office are located, about 80 steps up from the dockside. 1bunk, 1 dbl bed or 2 dbl beds
Key Rooms (available in standard and superior): Located on a little island are the key rooms, on the water's edge or over the water. Guests go back and forth by taxi boat. - 2 dbl beds or king.