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Original post made by Peninsula Dweller on Jul 17, 2007
I suppose that it can be a delicate balance between wanting kids to get exposure to the "real world" and not becoming too insular in the privileged PA "bubble" that some here have referred to while also providing them with a stimulating environment with motivated, academically-oriented peers. Just how good or bad are things in other districts relative to PA?
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on Jul 18, 2007 at 2:13 pm
It's a pretty well-known fact that success in school - including post-secondary education - has MOST to do with the learning and general behavor attitudes of students.
the "real world" is the world one finds oneself in. San Mateo is no more "real" than Palo Alto.
on Jul 18, 2007 at 2:14 pm
It's a pretty well-known fact that success in school - including post-secondary education - has MOST to do with the learning and general behavor attitudes of students.
the "real world" is the world one finds oneself in. San Mateo is no more "real" than Palo Alto.
on Jul 19, 2007 at 8:19 pm
My kids have attended Bullis-Purissima, Briones, Nixon, Bullis, Charter, and Terman. Reporting on these is a bit of a moving target because schools change. For instance, when my son was in LASD, reading wasn't really taught in Kindergarten. They did "Phonics Bingo" and things like that. I heard that the curriculum was changed a few years ago, so that reading is now taught.
I have noted many, many differences between schools. It's too much to post, Peninsula Dweller, but if you want to post your email address, I'll send you some observations.
Also, I should mention that parents' attitude and involvement affects their perception greatly. For example, some parents freak out about how much homework there is in early grades, while others will say that it's fine. Some parents make their kids do all their homework, while others just have their kids spend X minutes on it, without worrying about completeness. Some parents review homework with their kids and have the kids fix their mistakes; others have the kids turn it in with mistakes so that the teacher will be aware of what lesson hasn't been fully understood.
Birth order changes attitudes, too. For my 1st kid, I assumed that kids had to do all the homework. For my 2nd, I just had him do X minutes, say 15 minutes in 1st grade, 20 min. in 2nd, 25 in 3rd, etc.
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Measure M a union bargaining chip?
Original post made on Nov 8, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, November 8, 2012, 1:10 PM
on Nov 8, 2012 at 2:19 pm
Now that we have taken the ability of the elected board of the hospital out of the business of negotiating salary for the executives of the hospital we should now be empowered to reduce the excessive union negotiated wage and benefit package by the ballot
on Nov 8, 2012 at 2:26 pm
Unions have not only outlived their usefulness, they are actively destroying free commerce. They will destroy the very organizations that employ them and many honest working people.
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Section 16-93 Duress.
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Section 16-110 Use of physical force in defense of premises.
Section 16-111 Use of physical force in defense of property.
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Section 16-113 Private person's use of force in making an arrest.
Section 16-114 Use of force to prevent escape from confinement.
Section 16-115 Use of force by persons with responsibility for care, discipline or safety of others.
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Section 16-143 Harassment.
Section 16-144 Interference with custody.
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Section 16-164 Serial numbers on articles.
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Section 16-186 Unlawful panhandling.
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Section 16-193 False declarations.
Section 16-194 Proof of falsity of statements.
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Section 16-207 Escape from custody.
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Section 16-210 Tampering with a witness.
Section 16-211 Improper communication.
Section 16-212 Misconduct by a juror.
Section 16-213 Misconduct in selection or summoning a juror.
Section 16-214 Misconduct in administration of justice.
Section 16-215 Failure to comply with a subpoena.
Section 16-216 Failure to appear in municipal court.
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Section 16-222 Official misconduct.
Section 16-223 Misuse of official information.
Section 16-224 Deceiving a law enforcement officer.
Section 16-225 False identification.
Section 16-226 Secs. 16-226--16-230. Reserved.
Section 16-230D DIVISION 15. OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC SAFETY*
Section 16-231 Littering.
Section 16-232 Abandoning motor vehicle.
Section 16-233 Abandonment of airtight or semi-airtight containers.
Section 16-234 Fireworks and firearms.
Section 16-235 Barbed wire fences.
Section 16-236 Fences charged with electricity prohibited.
Section 16-237 Smoking prohibited in city buses; penalty for violation of section.
Section 16-238 Use of Protective Helmets.
Section 16-239 Notice of intent to excavate; One Call System.
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Section 16-245D DIVISION 16. WEAPONS OFFENSES
Section 16-246 Brandishing a weapon.
Section 16-247 Secs. 16-247. Firearms in city buildings.
Section 16-248 Sec. 16-248. Reserved.
Section 16-248D DIVISIONS 17-22. RESERVED
Section 16-249 Secs. 16-249--16-252. Reserved.
Section 16-252D DIVISION 23. MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES
Section 16-253 Possession of thirty-five grams or less of marijuana, or five grams or less of hashish.
Section 16-254 Drugs, nostrums and medicines.
Section 16-255 Possession of drug paraphernalia.
Section 16-255.1 Medical marijuana.
Section 16-255.2 Policies for enforcing marijuana offenses.
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Section 16-256 Loud noises prohibited.
Section 16-257 Horns and signaling devices.
Section 16-258 Radios, phonographs, etc. outside the downtown area.
Section 16-258.1 Radios, phonographs, etc. in the downtown area.
Section 16-259 Shouting, etc.
Section 16-260 Animals and birds.
Section 16-261 Blowing whistles.
Section 16-262 Mufflers required.
Section 16-263 Motors out of repair; loads.
Section 16-264 Loading and unloading.
Section 16-265 Construction, repair and demolition of buildings, streets and utilities.
Section 16-266 In vicinity of schools, hospitals, churches, etc.
Section 16-267 Hawkers and peddlers.
Section 16-268 Noise at sales.
Section 16-269 Transportation of iron, steel, etc.
Section 16-270 Motorbuses.
Section 16-271 Pile drivers, derricks, etc.
Section 16-271.1 Quarries, blasting, etc.
Section 16-272 Blowers, power fans, etc.
Section 16-273 Engine brakes.
Section 16-274 Penalty.
Section 16-275 University of Missouri homecoming.*
Section 16-276 School marching bands,
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Section 16-281 Definitions.
Section 16-282 Commercial advertising prohibited.
Section 16-283 Reserved.
Section 16-284 Same--Form and contents of registration statement.
Section 16-285 Same--Amendments to registration statement.
Section 16-286 Signed copy of registration statement; identification.
Section 16-287 Regulations for use--On streets.
Section 16-288 Same--In public parks and playgrounds.
Section 16-300 16-289--16-300. Reserved.
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Section 16-301 Definitions and rules of construction.
Section 16-302 Nuisance parties prohibited.
Section 16-303 Police order to disperse.
Section 16-304 Nuisance parties -- residential rental properties; certificate of compliance sanctions.
Section 16-305 Penalty.
Section 16-306 Secs. 16-306 - 16-315. Reserved.
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Section 16-316 Legislative findings.
Section 16-317 Definitions and rules of construction.
Section 16-318 Police chief determination of chronic nuisance property.
Section 16-319 Administrative process for abating chronic nuisance property.
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Sheikh Rabiul of Boromuriya village at Golsi block in Burdwan district has scaled down area under paddy cultivation by over one-third this year.
Of his little over seven acre land, approximately five acres have been used for sowing paddy. Traditionally a rice farmer, he is now considering opportunities to sow cash crop in the rest of the land.
Burdwan is the rice bowl of West Bengal, producing three paddy crops a year. But lack of remunerative prices during the last couple of seasons forced a large number of farmers in the region to reduce sowing area under paddy in this kharif season.
"Last year, I produced close to 300 bags (of 60 kg each) of paddy. I could only sell 100 bags while the rest is still lying with me," Rabiul told Business Line.
The 35-year-old farmer could not repay the loan last year and is now borrowing money from private lenders to sustain the current season. "Another bad season and I will be in for real trouble," he says.
Procurement system
Over and above the regular issues related to agri-marketing opportunities, Ms Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal Government's decision to drive middlemen away from the market and put rice mills in sole charge of procuring paddy from farmers, added to the liquidity crisis.
As the State Government fixed support price for paddy without much back-up on rice procurement end, rice mills landed in a cash crunch and did not pick up the produce from farmers.
In the end, farmers were left at the mercy of the open market. "We are unable to offload our last year's produce. We are, therefore, holding on to the stock in anticipation of getting better price by selling it in the open market this year," said Salauddin Mullah.
Poor rains
The steep rise in fertiliser prices and poor rains have only worsened the situation.
"Price of key fertilisers such as di-ammonium phosphate and potash and pesticides has more than doubled in the last one year. The price that we are getting does not even help us cover our production cost," he said.
The delayed monsoon is also likely to impact productivity of the crop. "Transplantation has to be done within 18-22 days of sowing of the crop; otherwise, yield will get affected. But, for transplantation, we need good rains," said Nazib Sheikh, another farmer.
According to the District Agricultural Officer, close to 10-15 per cent of the transplantation work has been done in the district till date, against 30-35 per cent last year. "Transplantation will pick up soon as the water from DVC dam will be released this week," he said.


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---- — ANDERSON -- William Gordon "Bill" Clay, 90, of Anderson, died Aug. 12, 2013, at his residence after a six- month illness.
He was born Oct. 26, 1922, in Rolla, Mo., to Lowell and Edna (Boyer) Clay.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He flew more than 150 missions and earned 4 stars in the Navy as a Turret Gunner.
He owned and operated Gentry Cabinets for over 50 years.
He was a member of Chesterfield Christian Church for 50 years, Elks 209, Chesterfield Optimist Club, American Legion and the Madison County Home Builders' Association.
He loved to garden, farm, his horses, bird watching and his dog, Ben.
Survivors include his daughters, Sharon (Chauncey) Blackford of Anderson, Nancy (Joe) Richwine of Marion, and Cindy (Dean) Franklin of Anderson; stepdaughter, Sharon (Darrell) Kennedy of Anderson; five grandchildren, Stephanie (Nik) Carothers of Huntington, Lisa (Lee PhD) Clapp of Cincinnati, Ohio, Amy Richwine, PhD (companion, Brad King, DVM) of Indianapolis, and Dean W. Franklin and Ron Franklin both of Anderson; four great-grandchildren, Dylan Clapp, Avery Clapp, Morgan Richwine and Jared Richwine; several stepgrandchildren; and several stepgreat-grandchildren;
He was preceded in death by his parents; two wives, Frances Clay in 1986 and Zoë Ellen Clay in 2009; two grandsons, Scott Hayes and Jeff Richwine; and his brother, Robert Clay.
He was one of the most unselfish and most giving persons that ever walked on God's Gentle Earth. He always put his family before his needs and was always loving, forgiving, trusting and giving to others in need, He always stayed true to the Lord throughout his whole life. He never pushed his belief on anyone, he just lived it himself. He was a loving father, grandfather and great-grandfather who always put his family first.
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(62) Damien Leung, December 7, 2011 4:53 PM
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(61) Anonymous, July 26, 2011 7:25 AM
Yes, this is something to think about and I have given it quite a lot of thought. It is in my mind that this is really about Esau's root. It is very old and the root is very deep. The root is so old and deep that it keeps popping up again and again. Like a plague. So far that is about as far as I have got. But at least I do understand the 'beginning' and with some help from our thinking Jews maybe we can find a way to get rid of this root. As least, we know where it came from and that is a start.
(60) Gary Katz, July 20, 2011 8:31 PM
What do you expect, when even Mohammed Atta's father denies his son was involved in 9-11? This is why the Palestinians get away with saying thousands of them are randomly killed every year by Israel, including babies. No lie is too big, when the Jews are the butt of it. How to stop it? One could point out that more Jews than Muslims died on 9-11. One could mention that Osama bragged about causing 9-11, and nobody thinks he was Jewish, do they? Of course, that's case specific. We live in a world where people still believe the blood libels! I don't think there is a blanket cure for mass ignorance.
(59) Jaume Folch, July 18, 2011 5:42 PM
The Yetzer HaRa of the intellect produces that (I think)
Fantasies are a natural ability of mankind which, in its couterfeit side, can produce ugly ideas and thoughts. Based on the excellent book "Battle Plans" (by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller & Sarah Yocheved Rigler) I would say that those kind of fantasies are a making of the Yetzer HaRa. As all fantasies, it's difficult to bridle and typically requires hard work, but the book I mentioned provides some clues. If the patently false fantasies are propagated as true, then that is plain anti-Semitism. Period.
(58) Margaret, July 18, 2011 4:29 PM
Talk about it. It is normal.
Dear Rabbi, Do people remember september 1939? Germany invaded Poland and immediately the Germans declared that it was poland who started the war. The german army was many times more power ful and poland had no benefit in starting the conflict , but this "version " is still a favourite with many Germans and others. Blaming the victim and denying resposibility is a way of the world. talk about it and remind people that this making of excuses is normal ,human nature. We all know this.


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by omnipotentpoobah, Sat Dec 11, 2010 at 02:13:45 PM EST
Everyone knows The Gays are the root of all evil because the Bible tells us so. God compels Westboro Baptist Church to picket funerals that have nothing to do with gayosity. In California, God commanded a DMV clerk to access private records to mail anti-gay literature to a transgendered citizen. And Bryan Fischer, the American Family Association's head of issues analysis ties Bradley Manning – the soldier who may be responsible for the world's largest leak of wikis – to smite-worthy gaydom.
Of course Fischer's take is nothing unusual. In the past, he's equated gay sex with domestic terrorism (apparently foreign terrorists are only heathen Muslims, but never gay ones), called for the euthanization of grizzly bears, and advocated criminalization of homo sex with mandatory reparative therapy and if that fails, execution.
Way to hate the sin, love the sinner there Bry.
It's not that it's scary this ass cake says such loathsome and offensive things, it's that many people actually side with the nut. It's not that conservative politicians sometimes support him, but that their Prop. 8 marriages of convenience tie them to the crackpot thereby forcing independents and more liberal Republicans to either desert the party or go along for the sake of the party and enable a swing farther toward the lunatic fringe and away from common sense conservative ideals.
It's tempting to say Christians who think he's a crapweasel denounce him, just as Christians think Muslims should denounce their crackpots too. Just writing off the addle-brained ninny is tempting too. After all, he calls enough attention to his bigotry without any help, regularly reminding the rest of the public just what a jughead he is. But, it is tempting to hunt the bastard and his ilk down and give them a taste of their own savage medicine.
However, the rest of us are sentient beings who'd never dream of doing unto others what Fischer does to them.
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The four-way fight in the cosmetic drug and device industry moved to the next round Tuesday when Inamed (IMDC) said a takeover bid by Allergan (AGN) is superior to a previous offer from Medicis Pharmaceutical (MRX).
However, Inamed said its board was remaining neutral and not making a recommendation to its shareholders about the Allergan bid. Inamed, based in Santa Barbara, Calif., said the board was reserving its endorsement because Allergan has made a "revised" bid that's "materially different" than last month's offer from the Irvine, Calif., maker of Botox and eye-care drugs.
Inamed also said it can't take sides because it's "unable to enter into a definitive merger agreement with Allergan reflecting the terms of the revised offer until such time, if any, as Inamed's merger agreement with Medicis is terminated."
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Golden said freshman Hunter Knighton (6-5, 278 pounds) will miss the entire season following shoulder surgery, and backup guard Danny Isidora will be sidelined at least eight weeks after foot surgery. Also out — at least temporarily — are freshmen Sunny Odogwu (6-8, 318) and Alex Gall (6-5, 304).
Odogwu (knee) will be held out of practice for at least a few days, said Golden, adding that Odogwu's MRI was negative. Gall "has an infection in his hand" following a spider bite, Golden said.
• Defensive lineman Jalen Grimble, who made just six tackles in two seasons after coming in as a highly touted recruit, asked for his release Monday night from the team, Golden said.
"There's nothing [troublesome about his departure]," Golden said. "It's just a situation where he wants to move forward. Sad to see him go, given our situation at defensive line."
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"I never showed. I had weight gain. I was very shocked," said mother Mandy Bachelor.
Needless to say, this mother and father of three got a big surprise. Their son weighed just over seven pounds.
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They are thankful to friends and family who rushed out to purchase things a baby would need while they were still in the hospital. They gave all their baby furniture away in December because they "thought" they were done with having babies.
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Nearly three-quarters of all second-through-11th-grade students in are either advanced or proficient in English, according to the latest round of test scores the California Department of Education released Monday.
Capistrano Unified students from across the grade levels improved in almost all academic subject areas, the 2011 Standardized Testing and Reporting Program results show.
The results show "that that CUSD students are being properly prepared for the challenges of college and business in the real world beyond," said district Trustee .
When adding all of the students in all subject areas the California Standards Test examined in 2011, Capo students saw several-point improvements. For example, the 74.7 percent of students in second through 11th grades who scored either "advanced" or "proficient" in English improved 2.9 point compared to the 2010 scores.
Capo students far outpaced Orange County students as a whole, 62 percent of whom the tests found advanced or proficient in English. The statewide figure is 54.4 percent.
Bryson credited the leadership of Superintendent Joseph Farley and Julie Hatchel, assistant superintendent of education services.
"This is the sure path to greater excellence in CUSD, to press on to the building of stronger solid core values with every technique and methodology available to us," she said.
In English, there was only one grade whose scores went down in Capo Unified. Sixth-graders in 2011 scored one point less than their counterparts in 2010. They also scored two points less in math.
Some Dips in Math Scores
As a whole, math scores went up for students between second and seventh grades. Seventy-three percent of Capo's students scored either advanced or proficient, 4.9 points higher than last year. Countywide, 60.1 percent of students are proficient or advanced in math. That figure is 50.3 percent for students across the state.
There were some isolated dips in math scores in the upper grades. Ninth- and 10th-graders' scores went down for Algebra I classes, dropping from 60 to 57 percent for ninth-graders and from 24 to 21 percent for 10th graders.
Algebra II students in 11th grade also saw their numbers go down, from 21 percent to 19 percent. The only other group of students to see their scores decrease over the 2010 results was ninth-graders in earth science. In 2011, 41 percent were either advanced or proficient, compared to 44 percent in 2010.
Overall in science, the number of Capistrano Unified students in fifth, eighth and 10th grades testing proficient or advanced jumped five points, from 74 percent in 2010 to 79 percent in 2011. Countywide, that figure is 67.7 percent and 57 percent statewide.
Individual grades that saw at least a five-point increase over last year's scores include:
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- Fifth-graders in math
- Ninth-graders in Algebra II
- Eighth-graders in history/social science
- Ninth-graders in world history
- Fifth-graders in life science
- 10th graders in life science
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The Department of English at MTSU is the largest department on campus with 88 full-time faculty employed in the department in academic year 2006-2007. These faculty, along with approximately 35 teaching assistants and 15 adjunct faculty, will teach nearly 8000 students in English classes each semester in 2006-2007 ranging from courses in English composition to graduate-level courses in the M.A. and Ph.D. programs. Below are just a few brief items about the many opportunities for students available in the Department of English.
The department offers two Bachelor of Arts degree programs, one with a major in English and a second with a major in English and a concentration in Secondary Teacher Licensure. These two programs enrolled some 510 majors in 2006-2007. In addition, the department offers a traditional minor in English and administers and coordinates three interdisciplinary minors: the Film Studies Minor, the Great Books Minor, and the Writing Minor. The Women Studies Program is also directed by a faculty member in the English Department, and several English faculty teach courses not only in the Women's Studies Program but in the Honors College as well. ( See Minors & Programs )
The department offers composition courses specifically for International Students and also coursework in ESL pedagogy for Masters-level teacher licensure students in cooperation with the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures and the College of Education and Behavioral Science. Through English 4000: Writing Internship, numerous English majors and minors and especially Writing minors, are afforded the opportunity to earn credit hours by working as interns in businesses, government agencies, community groups, and non-profit organizations located throughout middle Tennessee and elsewhere.
The University Writing Center, which reports to the Dean of Liberal Arts, is housed in the department in Peck Hall 325, is directed by a member of the English faculty, and is staffed by tutors who are English Department graduate assistants. The UWC offers free tutoring for all students regardless of major or level of academic standing and provides a computer lab in Peck Hall 326 that is open to students five days a week.
Each summer English faculty members participate in two established and respected Study Abroad consortia, the Cooperative Center for Study Abroad (CCSA) and the Kentucky Institute for International Studies (KIIS). These programs offer students the opportunity to earn credit in numerous countries around the world. For those many students who cannot travel abroad but who also cannot attend classes on campus, the department offers all the required General Studies courses as well as several upper division courses in distance-learning formats through the College of Continuing Studies and Distance Learning.
At the graduate level the department offers the Master of Arts degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. The department's M.A. degree is one of the oldest in the state and has a national reputation for preparing students for doctoral study at prestigious programs throughout the nation. The Ph.D. degree was approved as a "new"; degree in November 2002 although the department had, in fact, been offering the Doctor of Arts degree since 1968. Thus the Ph.D. program is the product of a highly respected doctoral program that has flourished in the department for over three decades. The new program offers a depth of faculty expertise for students in several fields, and new courses have already been developed in such areas as Rhetoric and Composition Theory and Pedagogy, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Folklore, Linguistics, and Popular Culture Studies in order to expand the program beyond the solid core of emphases in more traditional fields of English, American, and Anglophone literatures as well as in recent critical and theoretical literary trends.
The department houses six hard copy scholarly journals and one online journal that are edited by department faculty and supplement the distinguished record of scholarly achieve-ments in research and creative activity that is available for viewing elsewhere on the webpage and especially on the webpages of individual faculty.
Last but certainly not least, department faculty members coordinate two international biennial conferences—the Conference on John Milton and the Conference on Modern Critical Approaches to Children's Literature—and one national conference—the annual Conference on Baseball and Literature. Several department faculty are also involved in the biennial Women and Power Conference, and in May 2004 one faculty member co-directed the first international conference on Buffy the Vampire Slayer in Nashville , TN. (See Conferences & Journals)
Admittedly, the above list can in no way convey the diversity of faculty, programs, and courses in the department any more than it can demonstrate the excellent teaching and the scholarly accom-plishments of faculty in English that make this department the standard by which others are measured on campus. If it sounds as if I'm bragging just a bit about our department, then perhaps I am. We know that students in English classes receive superior teaching from instructors who care about their academic progress, and satisfaction with advising in the English Department is always in the 90th percentile, well above the university average in the 60-70 percentile. So please take the time to peruse the department's webpage and become familiar with many of the interesting courses and valuable professional programs that the department has to offer.
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The bus was traveling on Pribble Road when its right wheels went off the road and into a ditch.
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Students on the bus have been evacuated. No one was injured in the incident.
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Bagging a job in a public sector undertaking (PSU) is like a 'mission accomplished' for most. The reason - 'the future is secure'. But, today it has also become a stepping stone for greener pastures - private sector - for people entering the senior management levels.
The movement from a public to a private sector entity at the middle to senior management level is due to the wide gap in salaries offered to senior executives in a public sector against the private sector counterparts.
"At the entry point the salaries offered in a public sector are higher than what the private sector offers, but, as you go up, the slope starts becoming steeper in private sector unlike what we (PSUs) offer," said K.S. Jamestin, Director – Human Resources, ONGC.
Despite this, the executive attrition rate in major PSUs, such as ONGC and NTPC Lts, is less than one per cent.
This speaks volumes about employees' confidence in these companies and their HR policies, said a senior NTPC official.
Sixty years into the oil and gas exploration business, ONGC has faced poaching of staff at the senior management level by private sector companies. In fact, most of the private sector entities in the petroleum business today boast of trained manpower from PSUs such as ONGC, Oil India Ltd and even refiners like Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum Corp and Bharat Petroleum Corp.
At the entry level, attrition is seen to be lower in PSUs because they make huge investments on training these employees and offer better packages than the private firms. The problem arises at the middle-level, said K.S Jamestin, adding that it is at this level that the career reaches a plateau, and salary is lower than in private sector.
In 2006, ONGC launched a scheme to woo back its former employees, especially in core activities, such as geosciences, engineering and finances. When the company launched this scheme, it received over 300 applications, of which it shortlisted 130-140 people. Besides, it worked out a set of parameters to ensure that the option to rejoin the company was not misused.
"We are in constant process of succession planning to build a strong and continuous leadership pipeline," an NTPC official said.
The reasons for attrition are mainly attractive salary package in the private sector, along with better career and growth prospects, the executive said.
Though PSUs continue to make efforts to bridge the gap between the public and private sector, it may not be fair to draw parallels between salary structure of the two as the public sector policies have to fit in with the socio-economic reality. Staff in public sector not only enjoy job security unlike in private sector but also get a range of benefits and perquisites that are not monetised, such as accommodation at subsidised rates.
So, what do public sector companies do to retain talent? For one, ONGC has built a mechanism that rewards performance.
In lieu of the Performance Incentive Scheme, the company has implemented a new scheme called Performance Related Pay, which relates to the performance of the organisation and the performance of its employees, said K.S. Jamestin.
The scheme is based upon organisational performance, which determines the distributable kitty. The differentiation based on Employee Performance (PAR score) moderated through the 'bell curve', the position of the employee in the hierarchy and the role (field and office roles) are factored in.
Further, since a PSU cannot have hire and fire policy, it offers a VRS scheme.
According to NTPC, as a fresher what one perceives of a company is mostly due to what he has heard of it in the market and through interactions with various stakeholders. But, what will hold him back is the company policy. HR policies play a vital role in keeping the employee engaged and motivated.
"At NTPC we have also put in a lot of effort to increase the welfare activities, both for the employees and their families," the official said. Also, NTPC is improving the social security benefits by charting out their own pension scheme.
According to Indian Oil officials, the company had conducted its last employee engagement survey in 2007 and level of engagement during that time was found to be about 70 per cent, which is considered to be high. "We are repeating the survey in 2012, which will give us new insight regarding the employee morale," the official said.
"All HR related indicators, like value added per employee, refinery, pipelines and marketing throughput have shown increase in the recent years,," the official added.


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(FRANKFORT, Ky.) -- (Feb. 9, 2012) The rate of fatalities on Kentucky's roadways has increased in 2012, according to preliminary numbers from the Kentucky State Police. There were 64 fatalities as of Feb. 9, five more than at the same time last year.
"Although it is still early, we want to be proactive in addressing this increase in highway deaths on Kentucky roadways," said KSP Spokesperson Capt. David Jude.
Of the 64 people killed so far this year, 31 were not wearing seat belts and nine died in crashes involving alcohol.
"With the decent winter weather, more people have been traveling our roadways, which might explain the fatality increase," said Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS) Director Bill Bell. "However, it does not explain why people are not making safe decisions when they get behind the wheel."
Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicate that seat belts, when worn correctly, reduce the risk of fatalities by 45 percent for front-seat vehicle occupants, and by 60 percent for pickup truck, SUV and minivan occupants. Also according to NHTSA, regular seat belt use is the single most effective way to protect against and reduce fatalities in motor vehicle crashes.
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These arguments resonate with many people – they would not have become standard talking points if they didn't – but I don't believe they withstand scrutiny. Here's why:
First, the fact that the death penalty will not bring back the victim(s) is not the point. Putting Bernard Madoff in jail will not bring back the millions he stole from investors. Does that mean he should go free? Of course not. Punishment is not meant to undo a crime.
The "death-penalty-costs-more" argument is equally irrelevant. It would be vastly cheaper simply to revoke Tsarnaev's citizenship and deport him. He wouldn't be a threat to anyone in America any more, and think of all the money we'd save.
Indeed, the entire American justice system is vastly more expensive than it would be if we didn't go to such lengths to grant a fair trial to accused criminals. The economic argument was dismissed long ago.
To call the death penalty "cruel and unusual" is to turn those terms on their heads. Cruel and unusual is what the killers did to their victims. In virtually all death penalty cases, atrocity is also part of the rationale, beyond premeditation. That refers to horrific, unspeakable suffering of victims, who in many cases endured psychological as well as physical trauma as they were killed.
Contrast that with the efforts government makes to kill murderers quickly and painlessly. In some cases they are rendered unconscious before they die so they feel no pain at all, unlike their victims. That is humane, not cruel.
Then there is the "respect for life" argument: What do we accomplish by taking another life, when one or more have already been taken? Why compound the tragedy?
I contend that the death penalty, carefully and judiciously applied in extreme cases like this, shows profound respect for life – the lives of victims and their families. It tells them, and society at large, that their lives mattered. It tells those who contemplate killing others that they will forfeit their own right to life if they willfully take that from another.


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Concerns about school overcrowding and long bus rides were on full display in Henrico County Wednesday night. School leaders held their final public hearing before the redistricting vote next week.
Applause was the preferred method to drive home a message relayed by speakers and etched in a sea of red shirts…"no" to the "blended option" in the Henrico School redistricting plan.
"It's a big deal. Most of us live in the county because we have great schools," said parent Mark Apelt. "To go and mess up our schools - why do we even live here then?"
The blended option is a mix of two plans that were drafted mostly by a 24-member parent committee. The plans were tweaked by school staff to form the blended option. It is a move many parents insist will lead to school overcrowding.
"A classroom that has 30 students and one teacher with a bunch of five-year-olds," said Mark. "That is unimaginable. I have a hard enough time keeping up with just one."
One of the main concerns is the school bus. That blended option has some students riding on the bus more than four miles to get to school.
"I am outraged that they are traveling more than four miles in order to get to a school," said parent Deborah Long.
Many parents brought signs that read, "Keep kids close to home."
We took those concerns to deputy school superintendent Patrick Kinlaw. He says parents should find comfort in one thing.
"We've changed the options each time we've had a community session," said Kinlaw. "So the input does make a difference."
The board is now working on a revised option based on feedback from Wednesday night's meeting. That revision could be ready as early as Monday. The redistricting vote is on Thursday.
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The Irving Arts Center is seeking nominations for volunteers to serve on the Advisory Grant Review Panel, starting in September 2013.
The Arts Center has seven openings for the Advisory Grant Review Panel. The panelists will reflect the diversity of Irving and include balanced representation of those with expertise, experience and knowledge of theater, music, dance and the visual arts. There is one opening for a nonresident expert who holds a position within an arts-related field. Six additional positions must be filled by applicants who are residents of Irving.
Applicants should have a demonstrated knowledge of the visual and/or performing arts as practicing artists, qualified arts consumers or representatives from various cultural constituencies. Panelists volunteer their time as a service to the Irving Arts Center and the Irving arts community.
Panelists will be expected to attend funded activities during their term (tickets provided by the Arts Center). They will not make funding decisions and may not review applications from applicants with whom they may have a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict of interest. Panelists will review grant applications, rank their relative quality and merit based on other applications and assess the probability of each applicant achieving his or her proposed project goals.
The panel provides advice and guidance to the Irving Arts Board and may be asked to do the same for staff members and the Arts Board in working with applicant organizations in the future.
Panelists are appointed by the Irving Arts Board and serve a two-year term. They play an important role in the process through which funding is awarded to area nonprofit arts groups – which include the Irving Arts Center's 12 Founding Arts Organizations. In fiscal year 2013, more than $425,000 was distributed by the Irving Arts Board for projects that included symphony concerts, plays and musicals, art exhibitions, ballet performances, festivals, youth programs and more.
The Irving Arts Center's Founding Arts Organizations include Academy of Bangla Arts and Culture, Entertainment Series of Irving, ICT Main Stage, Irving Art Association, Irving Black Arts Council, Irving Chorale, Irving Symphonic Band, Irving Symphony Orchestra, Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra, Lyric Stage, Momentum Dance Company and New Philharmonic Orchestra of Irving.
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The 49ers acquired veteran WR Anquan Boldin from the Super Bowl champion Ravens in exchange for a 2013 sixth-round pick, the Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson first reported on Monday.
San Francisco 49ers: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the San Francisco 49ers, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
49ers release PK Akers
The 49ers released PK David Akers, the team announced Wednesday.
Three takeaways from Smith deal
Instead of declaring a winner in a trade that won't become official for two weeks, Arthur Arkush offers three takeaways from San Fran sending Alex Smith to K.C.
Report: 49ers trade QB Alex Smith to Chiefs
The 49ers have agreed to trade QB Alex Smith to the Chiefs, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer first reported. The deal is not official until March 12.
Reid: Chiefs open to trading top pick
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the possibility exists that the team could trade its top overall draft pick.
Eagles hire Gamble as VP of player personnel
The Eagles hired Tom Gamble as the team's vice president of player personnel. Gamble spent the past two seasons as the 49ers' director of player personnel.
Crash killed Delanie Walker's aunt, uncle
A fiery crash hours after the Super Bowl killed relatives of 49ers TE Delanie Walker, Louisiana State Police said Wednesday.
Super Bowl XLVII heroes and goats
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Ravens hold off 49ers to win Super Bowl XLVII
Jacoby Jones returned a kickoff 108 yards for a touchdown and the Ravens beat the 49ers 34-31 to win Super Bowl XLVII.
49ers' Saturday pool report
The 49ers held a pre-Super Bowl walkthrough at Superdome Saturday afternoon, followed by a period where family were invited down to the field.
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On the left side of the Baltimore front wall, OLT Bryant McKinnie and OLG Kelechi Osemele draw the assignment of the Niners' sensational Smith tandem.
Bold acts: Decision to fire Cameron most impactful
John Harbaugh's decision to fire Cam Cameron was more impactful than the 49ers' bold move to stick with QB Colin Kaepernick, writes Hub Arkush.
Williams, Wilhoite make tiny Washburn proud
Ravens CB Cary Williams and 49ers special-teams ace Michael Wilhoite, teammates at Division-II Washburn, face off in Super Bowl XLVII.
Friday injury report for Super Bowl XLVII
Here is a look at the injury designations for the 49ers' and Ravens' players heading into Super Bowl XLVII.
Smith will be out Sunday night for the 49ers because of an elbow injury, ending his streak of consecutive starts at 185.||||||| With Smith out, the 49ers will start Ricky Jean Francois at defensive end against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night. The 49ers will also be without backup linebacker Clark Haggans with a shoulder injury.
Smith was ejected after making contact with umpire Garth DeFelice following a play against San Diego in a 34-7 loss on Thursday night.||||||| The lineman was in an argument with at least one Chargers player when he appeared to shove DeFelice, who was trying to keep him out of the scuffle.
The 49ers signed the free-agent defensive end Smith on Saturday in a move they hope will bolster their pass rush.||||||| Smith, the No. 4 overall pick by Cincinnati in 2001, had 43 1/2 sacks in seven seasons with the Bengals and was one of the top pass rushers available on the free agent market this season. His deal is reportedly for six years and is worth $45 million, including $20 million in guarantees.
The Bengals on Tuesday re-signed Smith, their leading tackler on the defensive line, for the season after designating him as their franchise player in February.||||||| Cincinnati said it is talking to Smith about a long-term deal. Smith is a productive player, and keeping him around is a smart move for a Bengals team that allowed an average of 27.0 points en route to losing their last three games last season, missing the playoffs. The seven-year pro has led Cincinnati's line in tackles in each of the last five seasons.
Smith, who has led Cincinnati's line in tackles in each of the last five seasons, was designated as the Bengals' franchise player Thursday. Smith would have become an unrestricted free agent March 2 if he doesn't reach a contract agreement with the Bengals before then. The franchise tag means the Bengals could keep Smith by matching any offer sheet he signed with another team.||||||| Smith had 110 tackles in the 2006 season and ranked second on the team in sacks with 7.5.


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A bus driver was cited after striking a woman at an O'Hare International Airport terminal Tuesday afternoon.
About 2:27 p.m., police responded to a report of a person hit by a bus outside the United Airlines terminal, on the lower level in the outer lane, News Affairs Sgt. Antoinette Ursitti said.
Paramedics took the woman in "serious but stable" condition from Terminal 1 to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Fire Media Affairs spokesman Joe Roccasalva said.
Jaime Flores, 50, of the 1500 block of North 43rd Street in Stone Park, was issued one citation for striking a pedestrian in a roadway, police said.
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