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GAO-06-22: Published: Oct 18, 2005. Publicly Released: Oct 18, 2005.
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Each year thousands of students transfer from one postsecondary institution to another. The credit transfer process, to the extent that it delays students' progress, can affect the affordability of postsecondary education and the time it takes students to graduate. Seeking information on the processes and requirements that postsecondary institutions have in place to assess requests to transfer academic credits, Congress asked GAO to examine (1) how postsecondary education institutions decide which credits to accept for transfer, (2) how states and accrediting agencies facilitate the credit transfer process, and (3) the implications for students and the federal government of students' inability to transfer credits.
When deciding which credits to accept from transfer students, receiving institutions consider the sending institution's type of accreditation, whether academic transfer agreements with the institution exist, and the comparability of coursework. However, institutions vary in how they evaluate and apply a student's transferable credits. Many officials from postsecondary institutions with regional accreditation told GAO that they would not accept credits earned from nationally accredited institutions. To streamline the transfer process, most institutions have transfer agreements with other institutions that generally provide for the acceptance of credits from the other institution without further evaluation. In some instances, institutions review student credits--not rejected for other reasons, such as accreditation--to determine comparability to their academic offerings. State legislation, statewide initiatives, and the accreditation standards that accrediting agencies set help facilitate the transfer of academic credits from one postsecondary institution to another. Among other things, states support the establishment of statewide transfer agreements, common core curricula, and common course numbering systems. Accrediting agencies facilitate the transfer process through the standards they set. The accrediting agencies that GAO reviewed generally adhere to the principle that institutions should not accept or deny transfer credit exclusively on the basis of a sending institution's type of accreditation. A student's inability to transfer credit may result in longer enrollment, more tuition payments, and additional federal financial aid, but current data do not allow GAO to quantify its effects on the students or the federal government. Data are not available on the number of credits that do not transfer, making it difficult to assess the actual costs associated with nontransferable credits.
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Matter for Congressional Consideration
Matter: In order to ensure consistent consideration of students' previous coursework, Congress may wish to consider further amending the Higher Education Act of 1965 to require postsecondary institutions eligible for Title IV funding to not deny transfer credits on the basis of the type of accreditation.
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: Congress enacted the Higher Education Opportunity Act (P.L. 110-315) in August 2008. The Act includes a provision requiring institutions to have a clearly stated public disclosure of their transfer of credit policies, including a statement of whether the institution denies transfer of credit solely on the basis of the accrediting agency or association that accredited the institution from which the student is transferring.
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Persistence of Bacillus thuringiensis and Bacillus cereus in soil supplemented with grass or manure
Authors: West, A. W., Burges, H.D.
Journal, Volume, Year: Plant and Soil, volume 83:389-398, 1985
Persistence of Bt spores plus parasporal crystals in soil supplemented with dried grass or dried manure. Bt insecticidal activity (in Pieris brassicae bioassay) was lost steadily in both supplemented soils. The grass supplements had a half-life = 9.5 The manure supplemented soils had no significant change in activity for 12 days, then had a half-life = 8.5 days.
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WORK will start on Monday night to improve the A120.
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We have previously sailed Carnival with our 3 kids the past 2 cruises which were also both quite good, this one was the first without them, also the first my wife and I have taken with Royal Caribbean. We were absolutely amazed by the speed and efficiency we got moved along and checked in on the Allure. From the street to walking on the ship was probably 10 minutes, incredible achievement considering the 6000+ cruisers boarding. We left all our luggage tagged with the baggage/porter and gave him a tip. Our luggage tags we had mailed to us pre-cruise by following the cruise online check-in. Note: I recommend completing everything in advance online with Royal Caribbean, all waivers for activities, dinning times, shows, check in and tours.
After getting on board we walked around, took pictures and got our bearings. We only carried one bag each to make it easier to get around since you can't get in your room until 1pm. We did try to go into the Windjammer to grab a bite and by the time we arrived, they were controlling the people going in so, we left and went back later when there wasn't a line. That was the first and only time we ever seen a line for food in the Windjammer the entire cruise. We knew there was a ton of places to eat so we got some Pizza.
When we got to our room it wasn't long before our bags showed up except one. We later were called down to deck 2 to retrieve it, there were tons of bags and people being asked to go through them because they saw something on the X- ray when screening. We had a little palm travel iron which they confiscated. It was amazing to see how many people tried to bring on irons, steamers and other stuff; one guy had a base ball bat in his garment bag, didn't quite know why. My wife is obsessed with ironing clothes so; this was a hit to her and ended up costing us 38 dollars to get our clothes pressed. On the bright side she didn't have to do any ironing all week ;-). They do return things at the end of the cruise although we forgot to pick our iron up. Our room, 11676 on deck 11 was fantastic! The rooms alter the bed and couch as you go from room to room. We had the couch first when you enter then the bed and balcony. The rooms on either side of us had the bed first when you enter then the couch and balcony, It doesn't make a whole lot of difference. We liked it with the couch first when entering because it seems to give you better access to everything. The room space is creatively constructed with tons of space and little cubby holes to put things away. We had 5 suit cases and had no problem storing everything. The iPod docking station and flat screen TV was a plus. We loved the ocean view balcony instead of the inside park view balcony for we love to see and hear the ocean. The Bathroom showers had a cool round design, small but were well constructed and worked great. Note: Watch the steam from the bathroom keeping both that door open after a shower and the balcony door, if it gets to steamy the sprinklers can go off which happened to a room a few over from us and all their stuff got soaked. We heard they got taken care of and all ended well, no electronics got damaged however, it was a huge inconvenience for them, the water takes time to be shut off and they had fans blowing for days.
The ship- The Allure is beyond words, it is spectacular, state of art in every way, and everything is clean, modern and well maintained. There are tons of places to go, never seemed crowded to us unlike other cruises. If you want to be in the crowd you can jockey for a spot right by one of the many pools or if not, take a level or two up on a chair, still see everything and have access to the pool without the crowd. The hot tubs were never crowded and they had places for adults only as well. It was nice for us to go in the adult section a few times. We absolutely loved the set up of the ship and the neighborhoods! Also, there wasn't a smoke problem as bad as our other cruises; I think a lot of that had to do with how big the ship is and the control over the areas from which people are allowed to smoke. The casino is down on deck 4 and you don't have to walk through were most of the smoke is, it was nice to only have to go through it when we were just looking around the first day, other ships we were on you could not get anywhere without going through/past the casino.
Activities- We pre- booked our shows which were all fantastic; I can't say enough about how great they were compared to past cruises. There is so much to do it's impossible to get even a portion of it done in one week. We saw the Aqua show, the Headliner show and Blue Planet and all of them were incredible. The pre-booking of them and showing up a bit early made it stress less and enjoyable. The Allure has a great system and it works well for the shows. I didn't do the flow rider which I plan to next cruise however, I did climb the rock wall! I made it all the way to the top and back down, it was fun and they have easy equipment to help keep it safe and organized, I will do this again.
The food- The dining room was close to the quality of the other ships we have been on except the deserts were just ok, the food in the specialty restaurants we went to was much better. In the order of how we liked them it was: 150 Central Park with a set menu as the best, then Chops and Giovanni's. We also did Rita's and that was just plain fun! The Windjammer was great for a buffet style. We went there every morning had the fresh squeezed orange juice for 3.50 ea. and always found a good seat. Service was good for they would clear your table and refill your coffee for you. We read lots of negative reviews about the Windjammer and my wife and I completely disagree. The quality for a buffet style set up was well organized with different stations to go to therefore no lines getting what you want and the food was always warm with plenty of selection. There are plenty of places to eat for free, the pizza was great and the park cafe did have the best roast beef sandwiches as we had read.
Over all- This cruise was the absolute best and unless we are with the kids we will never cruise on another line for some time. The Allure is great for kids, so much to do and they have curfew for kids 17 and under. One thing my wife and I talked about was how there seemed to be so many places to spend money for the kids that our kids would be out of control and it would be so stressful trying to control them. You could show them and keep them happy, all the free deserts in the world but offer them a cup cake for 5 dollars and they would want that thinking its better ;-).
Pictures on board- We bought the package ahead of time 15 pics for 199 dollars. The system they have is incredible, I only suggest you talk with them the first day of the cruise and if you are pre-paid, make sure they don't try to double charge you which they did to us; we had to get it straightened out the morning of departure. They give you a disk of all the pics however they are protected and then you pic the ones you like the most up to 15 and it opens them to do as you wish with.
All in all, our cruise was so fantastic we pre-booked on board for the Oasis of the Seas next year and then we most likely will try the Freedom class ships going forward.
The people were great and our Housekeeper Monique was the best making it fun communicating with her throughout the cruise! All the action and entertainment on board and the professional staff seemed to make it a great time.


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It was with disappointment that I read your editorial regarding the noise issue concerning motorcycles ("As summer heats up, watch out for motorcycles," June 26).
If, as reported by The Salem News, safety may be improved by loud, obnoxious blasting of a muffler, I would like to suggest that all bicycles be given air horns and pedestrians cow bells. That, I'm sure, will result in "safer" transportation.
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As Hurricane Irene continues to advance, Amtrak is canceling more East Coast trains with service reductions beginning on Saturday, Aug. 27 and no trains operating in the Northeast on Sunday, Aug. 28.
The cancellations include service for the Northeast Corridor (Washington - Boston), the Keystone Corridor (New York - Harrisburg, Pa.), the Springfield Line (New Haven, Conn. - Springfield, Mass.), the Empire Service (New York - Albany), the Vermonter (St. Albans, Vt. - Washington), the Piedmont Service (Raleigh - Charlotte), the Northeast Regional services in Virginia and several long-distance trains.
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Penthouse #372 - Cancun beachfront condo rental in Cancun
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Beach Paradise
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Penthouse #372 - 4BR-3.5BTH - Approx 2750 sq ft
Management Company: Resort Condos Cancun
Manager: Tim Miller (McHenry, IL - Northwest suburb of Chicago, IL)
Resort: Beach Paradise
Web site hint: w w w . resortcondoscancun . com (no spaces)
Penthouse #372 Location: Beachfront-7th & 8th floors-Corner Unit
Resort Location: Hotel Zone Kilometer 19.5 Blvd Kukulkan (1 mile South of Hilton Cancun Golf & Spa Resort)
Resort Quick Synopsis: Consistently among the best beaches in Cancun,beach loungers & umbrellas, beach & pool drink service, nice pool with swim up bar, several restaurants, lounges, bars, live theater, tour guide services, convenience store, gym, tennis, spa.
Resort Features: Flexible All Inclusive Option - Pay only for the day(s) you want all inclusive - decide as your vacation unfolds - beach & pool drink service. (please note: this special flexible option is an exclusive feature of Resort Condos Cancun)
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Small niche company specializing in upscale Cancun beachfront vacation rentals. When you call with questions, you can expect the phone to be answered by me, Tim Miller, if you call between 9am-5pm central time, Monday through Saturday.
Contact Person Quick Synopsis: Hi, I'm Tim Miller. I own & operate a small niche management company specializing in nice vacation rentals on the beach in Cancun Mexico. I would say my knowledge base of Cancun & the hotel zone is very solid. I own vacation rental property in Cancun, I have worked in Cancun, and I take a strong personal interest in each & every unit I manage in Cancun. Almost every picture you see of any one of the rentals or at any one of the resorts was taken by myself personally. I believe that I offer some services & items that currently keep us a head of our competition. These things may appear small on the surface, but I would offer for your consideration the thought that excellence can often be found in the details. For example, if you are traveling with small children, you will find a packnplay (play-pen & sleeper), a high chair & a quality stroller on hand. Or, if you would like to enjoy your favorite drinks down by the pool or beach we welcome you to use the special cooler you will find in any of our units. It is on wheels, super easy to take with you and is also very handy as a pool or beachside table. The convenience might only be outshined by the savings on drinks! This item has been pre-approved for use by the resort, when you are staying at one of our vacation rentals.
Lastly, it's important to know you are in good hands once you arrive to Cancun. Being a small company, I work with a small, tight knit group of terrific people in Cancun that are there for you, our guests. I can arrange for a trip to the Super Walmart grocery store early on in your stay if you like, which saves you money. (there are no grocery stores in the hotel zone-only convenience stores). The cost for this service is $40 & is paid directly to whomever takes you shopping. Everyone in our group in Cancun speaks terrific English and are among the nicest people I have ever known. If you have a need for babysitting services? If so, we can help. Would you like some real Mexican culture? I can arrange to send a professional chef to cook & clean up for you, & at very reasonable prices. Or, maybe you would like to go snorkeling or fishing. One of our managers in Cancun is a dear friend of mine. His family comes from many generations of fisherman. Now, he offers both snorkeling and fishing services. The tours are private. His boat holds up to 14, and is shaded. He can take you to special areas that the tour operators don't go. I have been out on Mike's boat several times & I highly recommend this experience. If you have 6 or more, the cost is $55 per person cash. The tour is about 5 or 6 hours and it includes lunch on a small island he takes you to.
Most commonly questions: Should we rent a car? You don't need to. Cabs and busses run 24/7 & are quick & easy access from the resort. If you prefer a rental car, parking is available. Please see our site for a link to the lowest Cancun rental car rates we have been able to find.
How do we get to the resort? Please visit our website for the most reasonable transfer company we have found in Cancun and specific pricing depending on how many people.
Are there any special rates available on this property and is it available for my dates? We frequently have special rates available that may apply to your dates. Please call or email for any specials we may have on this property or one of our other properties. Please don't forget to include the dates you might be interested in traveling.
Where is the resort located? Please see my website for a map & precise location.
For an expanded question/answer section, please visit our web site.
Web browser beginners most frequently asked questions: Why can't I bring up your website?
1) The website address gets typed into the box located towards the top of your computer screen. The other box is for searches.
2) Remember no spaces when you type in: w w w . resortcondoscancun . com
If you still have trouble, please just email me to request the website link.
Benefits of visiting the website:
* Trip Advisor Reviews
* Very detailed property descriptions
* Helpful frequently asked questions sections
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BEVERLY — A long-awaited plan to build a walkway under the Beverly-Salem bridge is being revived.
The state has filed a "notice of intent" with the city to construct a public walkway around the bend on the waterfront in the shadow of the bridge.
Local officials said the state was required to build the walkway as part of the construction of the bridge 15 years ago but has yet to follow through.
"It's the last piece of undone business from the construction of the bridge," Ward 2 City Councilor Wes Slate said.
The Beverly Conservation Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on the plan tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Beverly Public Library.
The walkway project is the responsibility of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's highway division. A spokesman for the agency could not provide information on the cost of the project or when it might begin.
The concrete walkway would extend from the city's commercial marina on one side of the bridge to Rowand's Seafood Market on the other.
Slate said the walkway is not a huge project, but it would be another step in the slow process of revitalizing the waterfront.
The city's recreational marina recently received a major upgrade with the help of a $2.5 million state grant. Work is set to begin soon on the city's commercial marina, which is used by lobstermen and fishermen, with the help of another grant of nearly $1.4 million from the state's Seaport Advisory Council.
There are also plans for a Black Cow restaurant to be built on the city-owned McDonald's land.
That project has been held up in court for years because of a neighbor's objections.
Slate said the walkway "will kind of provide the last link between the lower end of Congress Street and the waterfront. It gives a clearly defined and safer path to the waterfront from that area.
"The more obvious access we can make for people, the better."
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He's in the pink | Interview with Simon Kuper
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In Jan 05, in belated observance of the 10th anniversary of the publication of Football against the Enemy (1994), we spoke by telephone with Simon Kuper of The Financial Times. He portrays the volume, ranked 23rd in an Observer survey of the 50 best sports books (8 May 05), as "very much about a time" in the early 1990s, when football was less prominent and less talked about as an ingredient in a nation's politics and culture.
Ten years later, therefore, it made little sense, Kuper said, to think about an anniversary edition, although his work can be seen as foundational for anthropological explorations of the game that were to come. (But see the version published in 2006, pictured at left, and his interview on Only a Game on 1 Jul 06.) The Observer, in its assessment, writes that "the book's strength is Kuper's ability to back up his central thesis—that football is the medium through which the world's hopes and fears are truly expressed—with some impressive legwork. … [W]hether talking to an East German fan coping with Stasi intimidation or investigating the corruption behind Argentina's 1978 World Cup triumph, the author never fails to convince that this truly is the game that shapes the world." That Kuper could see football as a vessel of political and social insight helped give shape to the more recent wanderings of Franklin Foer, detailed in How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization (2004).
Ethnographies and first-person reporting in European broadsheets, in fan magazines such as When Saturday Comes and FourFourTwo and in a growing roster of dissertations and academic articles about soccer's cultural significance owe some debt to Kuper as an early experimenter with the genre. Kuper himself continues this work in a weekly column in the Financial Times, although his attention now encompasses sports like cycling, cricket, basketball and rugby.
He returns often to football, however, as in the four excellent book-form magazines titled Perfect Pitch, published between 1997 and 1999 by Headline. In Kuper's introduction to the first issue—on the theme of "Home Ground"—he addresses the inspiration: "Surely, we thought, there was room for a Hard Gras in England?" referring to the literary football magazine from Holland. Alas, the project was discontinued after four issues. Kuper was editor or coeditor of all four, each sublime in its own way. Other themes are "Foreign Field," "Men and Women" and "Dirt." We have managed to procure all but the "Men and Women" issue through booksellers in the UK. In 2003, Kuper wrote Ajax, the Dutch, the War: Football in Europe during the Second World War, published by Orion. It was short-listed for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year, an award that Football against the Enemy had won previously.
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(AP) — Greg Maddux and Tony La Russa will not have logos on their National Baseball Hall of Fame plaques, the Cooperstown shrine announced on Jan. 23.
The Hall also announced that team logos will be displayed on the plaques of Joe Torre (New York Yankees), Tom Glavine and Bobby Cox (Atlanta Braves), and Frank Thomas (Chicago White Sox).
The six will be honored during the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on July 27 at the Clark Sports Center. Former managers La Russa, Torre and Cox were elected last month by the Hall's Expansion-Era Committee. The others were chosen this month by the Baseball Writers' Association of America via the Players' Ballot.
Of the 300 previous Hall members, 86 have caps with logos.
Maddux began his big league career with the Chicago Cubs from 1986 to 1992, winning the first of his four Cy Young Awards in his final season at Wrigley Field. He was with the Braves from 1993 to 2003, winning Cy Youngs in his first three seasons in Atlanta, then returned to the Cubs from 2004 to 2006. He also played for the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres from 2006 to 2008.
"I feel good about it. I spent half my career in Chicago and half of my career in Atlanta," Maddux said during a media conference in Arlington, Texas. "I love both places. Obviously, I feel like I had more success as a Brave. We did get a World Series there, but I kind of came up a Cub. For me, I couldn't pick. I really couldn't. ... So I'm going to go in neutral, I guess."
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A retired DeKalb County physical education teacher teamed up with some of her former students and some loved ones for a special trek up Stone Mountain on Tuesday.Margie Bowen made her 500th hike to the top of one of Georgia's most famous landmarks. Bowen began back in July 2010, never letting her battle with arthritis get in the way. She now climbs Stone Mountain once or twice a week; she made 85 trips this year to reach her goal of 500,Bowen said she'll take Wednesday off but will start again on Thursday with a new milestone in mind.
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NFC North Spin cycle: Packers' win has Bears on outside looking in
The Packers continued their dominance over the Bears, sweeping the season series and clinching first place in the NFC North.
Attention shifting to Bears GM Emery
It may be only a couple weeks before Phil Emery makes his biggest decision yet as general manager.
Packers hang on to beat Bears, clinch division
The Packers clinched their second straight division crown with a 21-13 victory over their archrivals Sunday - at Soldier Field, no less.
Report: Cutler has sprained MCL
Bears QB Jay Cutler has a sprained MCL, but is expected to start on Sunday, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reported late Thursday evening.
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The Bears re-signed DT Amobi Okoye to a one-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.
Key matchup: Packers secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall
PFW matches up the Packers' secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall in the battle for first place in the NFC North this Sunday.
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The Bears placed PK Robbie Gould (calf), CB Sherrick McManis (knee) and S Craig Steltz (chest) on injured reserve.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers, Bears moving in opposite directions
The Packers overcame a slow start to beat the Lions and the Bears' slide continued as the Vikings kept their playoff hopes alive.
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Adrian Peterson rushed for 154 yards and two touchdowns and Vikings beat the free-falling Bears on Sunday.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, Gould has been placed on IR with a strained left calf suffered prior to Sunday's loss at Minnesota. The team has signed veteran Olindo Mare to handle kicking duties.||||||| Gould was hurt during warm-ups. He was kicking midrange field goals shortly before the game started without trouble, but punter Adam Podlesh handled the opening kickoff. The Bears reached the Vikings 35-yard line late in the first quarter, and Podlesh came out to punt. Gould made the extra point after Chicago's second-quarter touchdown.
Chicago Bears kicker Robbie Gould ripped the surface at Soldier Field and then apologized for it.||||||| Gould blasted the field on Wednesday, saying he might have to think about re-signing with Chicago when his contract expires after next season. He told reporters he hopes to remain with the Bears but isn't sure he wants "to deal with that as I get older as a kicker." He says the field has been "a lot softer" than in previous years. Later, however, the Bears issued a statement from Gould in which he apologized to the grounds crew.
Gould became the Chicago Bears' second-leading all-time scorer Monday night in Philadelphia.||||||| Gould passed the legendary Hall of Fame running back Walter Payton and now trails only Kevin Butler on the Bears' list.
Gould booted a 44-yard field goal with 15 seconds left to lift the Chicago Bears to a 17-14 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.||||||| Gould has made all three of his field goal attempts and all three PATs through the first two games of the season. Look for him to get more opportunities as the Bears' offense gets more comfortable with quarterback Jay Cutler.
Gould became the highest paid kicker, agreeing to a five-year, $15.5 million contract extension with the Chicago Bears that includes a $4.25 million signing bonus on Monday. The deal runs through 2013.||||||| Gould has made 84 of 99 field goal attempts and 99 of 100 points-after-touchdown with the Bears. He hit 31 of 36 field goal attempts last season and made the Pro Bowl after the 2006 season, when he scored 143 points. Gould was an undrafted free agent out of Penn State in 2005. He first signed with New England, then spent time with Baltimore before going to the Bears in October of that year.


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Administrators at Tempe's Marcos de Niza High School sent home letters to parents Tuesday regarding a threatening message found on campus.
The possible threat was scribbled in one of the bathrooms on Monday, and Tempe Police were called in to investigate. They searched the campus, but nothing suspicious was found.
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Are you a dog person? Here are five cluesby Lynn Kalber
In an age of quizzes, contests and polls, we all look for the quick answers.
If you get a 3, you're this; if you scored a 10, you're that. Life, if we are honest, isn't that easy to figure out. But we have to have some fun!
I have listed below five things that dog owners have in common, though there are many more:
If a dog licks your fingers, you don't run to the sink. If you pull mangled pieces of mulch out of your dog's mouth, then you'd probably wash your hands. Maybe.
Your empty shoe is being dragged across the floor by your dog. You bend down, say "Leave it," because your dog was trained to respond to that. The shoe is not dropped. You pry open the dog's mouth and retrieve the shoe, then go back to what you were doing.
One minute later, your other shoe is being dragged across the floor. This time, after retrieving the shoe, you put both shoes up on the coffee table and go back to what you were doing.
While walking the dog, it rolls its head in something that is no doubt smelly and decaying. You say "Stop that," pull a furry head away from the spot and continue walking. Note to self at that point: Do not pet top of head for a while or hands will smell, too.
You're busy reading the newspaper and then have a feeling you're being watched. When you look down, two soulful eyes are in front of you. A dog rear end is planted in a sit position and the tip of a tail is wagging. The paper is forgotten momentarily as you reach down and give the hoped-for petting.
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FREMONT — Carol (Westerback) Rich, 76, passed away peacefully Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011 at Colonial Poplin Nursing Home in Fremont, with her closest family members by her side.
She was born in Worcester, Mass., in June of 1935, daughter of the late Carl and Beatrice (Woodburn) Westerback, sister of the late Janet Arnold, where she graduated from North High School, Class of 1953. She raised five sons before becoming the Children's Librarian, then Head Librarian at Nichols Memorial Library in Kingston, retiring in 1996 after more than 20 years of service. She then moved to Fremont after living in Kingston for 29 years.
She was the widow of Lawrence H. Rich. She leaves behind sons, Lawrence Rich and his wife Christine, Carl Rich, Todd Rich and his wife Deb of New Hampshire; daughter, Leslie Thompson and her husband Brian of Virginia; grandchildren, Nathan, Justin, Tina, Tom, Katie and Michael Rich and Janet and Sheila Thompson; great-grandchildren, Ava and James Rich. She was predeceased by her two sons, James and Michael.
ARRANGEMENTS: The family will be holding a private graveside memorial service. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Friends of the Nichols Memorial Library, Imagine More Fund, in Memory of Carol Rich, 169 Main St., Kingston, NH 03848. The Cremation Society of New Hampshire is assisting the family with arrangements. To view an online memorial please go to www.csnh.com.


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The Zen of Mathare: brew changaa, carry water, play soccer
The impetus behind our trip was a photograph of Keffa taking a penalty kick with hundreds of people watching. When we saw it, we knew we wanted to find Austin's Field. The Saturday format is tournament-style—everyone puts in 20 shillings, the winner taking home the loser's money. This amounts to 35 cents per person, so there is some stake in the outcome. Many of the men make changaa, a homemade alcohol brewed in the slum that earns them about six dollars a day. But if a team manages to win the tournament, each player stands to make up what they lost by playing instead of brewing.
"Brewing isn't work you do because you want to," James, a brewer, says in Sheng as we interview him at the base of the river. We thought we would be able to communicate in Africa, but you learn quickly that English-as-an-official-language does not mean that it is the language people actually speak. Sheng is a mixture of English, Swahili and of the tribal languages spoken by more than a dozen tribes living in Mathare. Bonfas translates as he stands with us at the base of the river, our faces warm from the fire pits heating barrels of alcohol.
"I do it because it's the only thing I can do to make money for my wife and son." James is a water-hauler—filling buckets from the faucet at the top of the slum and then hauling them through the narrow garbage-paved alleys back to the riverbank. He wears Copa replicas, the sides blown out, his feet appearing through the soles, the cleats digging into the mud and sewage water as he hikes all day back and forth. "Most people drink a little to get some steam, it's the only way you can do it," he says. "But Saturdays is the chance to show people I'm not just another drunkard … I am proud because I can play football."
On this Saturday his team is all brewers—they play hard and well and every game is close. The sideline is full—women with babies propped on hips, kids in Salvation Army cast-offs and men in ball caps. When the brewers score, everyone roars, men and children darting onto the clay field. James stands out, his short dreadlocks flying as he races forward.
His sister Vinique plays with another group of men. She stands with them, her hands in the pockets of her black warm-up jacket, talking with them as though it's nothing that she's surrounded by men … although she does admit, "Sometimes, later on, guys will come up to me while I'm working or just out walking and say, 'I saw you! You were that girl playing football! Let me shake your hand.' They want to buy me a soda just because I can play. It's embarrassing …" When she's not playing football, she braids hair in her sister's beauty shop. There are four sisters in their family. When the violence broke out after the Dec 07 presidential elections, they stayed in a displaced-persons camp outside the police station for three weeks. "Too many people knew how many girls were in our family," she says, playing with her braids.
Kenyans never thought it would happen in their country, and Mathare Valley never thought it would happen in their slum—not when members of different tribes have lived next to each other in corrugated-tin homes for the past 40 years. But when President Mwai Kibaki, a Kikuyu, was announced the winner of the election despite strong evidence to suggest that Raila Odinga, a Luo, should have won, riots broke out all over the country. Vinique's Luo neighbors stormed her family's Kikuyu home and told Vinique and sisters that they were traitors. This happened in slums across Kenya: neighbors turning on neighbors, dragging members of certain tribes from their houses and clubbing them to death. Riots between Luo and Kikuyu gangs raged in the street; more than 100 homes in Mathare were burned.
Now Kenya is once again calm. In Mathare, Kikuyus and Luos play with and against each other on Austin's Field at the base of the slum, the same field where many of them voted just six months ago, standing hopefully in long lines in the dirt. The election prompted the largest turnout in Kenyan history.
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While the Bills are making a change under center in an attempt to spark their offense, fantasy owners shouldn't expect any dramatic improvements from Buffalo's skill players.
Just as he was in 2009, QB Trent Edwards was largely ineffective through the first two contests, throwing for just 241 yards, one TD and two INTs in total. He'll go to the bench in favor of Ryan Fitzpatrick, who started eight games a year ago but had multiple TD passes on just one occasion.
Not known to do anything particularly well, Fitzpatrick doesn't improve the fantasy prospects of anyone all that much, not that there are that many Bills worth owning in the first place. Only because Fitz is more willing to throw deep than Edwards was, speedy WR Lee Evans might get a slight upgrade.
The bigger concern in Buffalo is what's going on in the backfield. We all knew their three-headed monster would make for a complicated fantasy scenario, but no one could have expected C.J. Spiller to get just one carry in Week Two while Marshawn Lynch got 17. Although speculation is that the Bills were showcasing Lynch for a trade, Spiller owners should be concerned that their guy saw such little action. Right now, the rookie appears to have fallen to No. 3 on the pecking order for carries and can't be trusted in fantasy lineups.


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Accuracy and accountability is critical at Data-Mail, a full-service direct mail company based in Newington, CT, which produces over 1.5 billion pieces of correspondence annually, many containing personalized variable and customer data. The content and logic changes combined with the high volumes of individualized documents make traditional proofing methods costly, time consuming, and error prone.
Data-Mail's customers—major companies in finance, insurance, utilities, and healthcare—use complex variable data in their new client acquisition efforts. Because the documents change regularly, ensuring that every change that is made correctly is a major challenge. The validation process must look beyond basics such as dates, names, and addresses to subtleties like differences in construction, positioning, and embedded data. Not only are companies' brands reflected in these documents, increasing regulatory exposure makes accuracy a paramount concern.
To enhance Data-Mail's comprehensive QC procedures, Data-Mail CTO Chris Bennett wanted the flexibility to handle the challenges common to managing changes in complex variable data output projects. He sought to compare words and fonts, sometimes independently of each other, and make contextual comparisons of content, but the tools available were unable to provide that level of detail
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on Aug 8, 2011 at 12:15 pm
As a retired police officer from Pleasanton, I worked on one of the many reviews of this case. I am very happy to see the case brought to this stage. I always believed the case could be solved, it just needed a simple break,
Congratulations to the many police department personnel for their continued professional and determined diligence in following through with this most difficult case.
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A 10-month-old accidentally locked himself inside a hot car, and his mom says a 911 dispatcher didn't immediately send help.
Anthony Bass allowed only one run over eight innings Wednesday in the Tucson Padres 5-3 victory over the Tacoma Rainiers at Kino Stadium.
Bass earned his fourth win of the season and has allowed only one run in his last 15 innings at home. Dean Anna collected two hits Wednesday to raise his batting average to .335, best in the Pacific Coast League. The Padres have won three straight games and ten of their last 12 at home.
After Dean Anna led off the bottom of the first with a single to right, he later scored on a double play to put the Padres ahead 1-0.
Cody Decker extended the lead to two runs in the second with his team-leading 16th homer of the season. Tucson added a run in the third on Mike Wilson's RBI single to center, scoring Jonathan Galvez from second.
Tacoma starter Blake Beavan was charged with the loss after surrendering five runs on ten hits in five innings of work.
Tucson brought around two more runs in the fifth with a pair of RBI singles from Gregorio Petit and Decker. The Rainiers got on the scoreboard in the sixth on Ty Kelly's sacrifice fly to right field. Tacoma scored two runs in the ninth and had the bases-loaded with one out, but Kevin Quackenbush struck out the final two batters to seal the win. The save was Quackenbush's second with Tucson.
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• Fort Jennings Lions donated three typewriters to the elementary school. Lion President John VonSossan and project chairman, Gene Krietemeyer, presented the typewriters to David Miller, principal of Fort Jennings Elementary School. The typewriters will be used by the sixth grade to help them in their computer studies.
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A host of theatre favorites will take part in a salute to the songs of Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire in December at 54 Below.
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I can only imagine the fear and angst your child must have now after approaching a black and white police car and accepting candy from a uniformed police officer. How conflicted your daughter must be! Surely there must be something better for police to do instead of sending these horrible mixed messages to our youngsters. You are definitely on the ball. Fortunately, the officers were not driving a windowless van and wearing old army jackets or missing any teeth. I would suggest that in the future you escort your daughter everywhere, keeping her within an arm's reach. The next thing you know she may have to talk to someone like a teacher or even more scary, a fireman in a big red truck!
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I think that this was a nice gesture by the local police, which is a valued part of our community. Upon first reading Kevin Heller's letter, I paused and thought that perhaps he had a point about sending the wrong message to children about "taking candy from strangers". But then a reread his letter. His letter states that it was a "clearly marked Police/DARE SUV", and also seems to say that the officers were in official police uniform. So I don't see how there is any possible confusion here with "taking candy from strangers". Lighten up, Kevin. These aren't some "strangers" who are a potential threat to you and your daughter. They're our Pleasanton police, who exist to help protect you, your daughter, and your community.
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Libraries' Going National with Apple Computers Event joins Campus Community in a Conversation about Technology and Education
On Thursday, November 10, 2011 Drexel University Libraries welcomed nearly 100 students, faculty, alumni, staff and friends to Going National with Apple Computers, a film screening and panel discussion centered around the introduction of the 1984 Macintosh computer to the Drexel campus.
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