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2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - 3-12 Assessments1. When will the activities similar to the K-5 Student Center Activities be ready for grades 6-12?
2. How will we place students in reading intervention based on fluent/disfluent status in grades 6-12 for the 2009-10 school year?
3. Is the Broad Screen in grades 4-12 only appropriate for students who scored at Level 1 or Level 2 on FCAT Reading?
4. What will be provided in the Diagnostic Toolkit in grades 3-12?
5. Will information be given regarding the errors on the word analysis task?
6. If students in grades 3-12 are beginning readers, are they required to take the K-2 test?
7. Which students are required to take the 3rd grade assessment?
8. Once the students have taken the assessment in grades 3-12, can they go back in and take it again?
9. Why might we see Reading Comprehension (RC) results with students scoring in the 60-70 percentile on RC with FSP's in the 20 - 30 percent range?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - General1. What information will the new assessments provide that benchmark assessments do not?
2. Do districts have a choice as to partial implementation (grade levels/schools)?
3. What scores are provided to establish Individual Education Plan (IEP) goals?
4. How do the assessments support Response to Intervention (RtI)?
5. How will the new assessments impact the assessment requirements for Differentiated Accountability (DA) schools?
6. Will districts be able to administer assessments to students they are not progress monitoring, and if so, how can this be done?
7. If the district is not ready to use technology to deliver the assessments, can they use paper and pencil and enter the data?
8. Will there be accommodations for English Language Learners (ELL) and Exceptional Student Education (ESE) students (including visually impaired students)?
9. Will the Spanish version of DIBELS (IDEL) still be administered as part of the Florida Kindergarten Readiness Screener (FLKRS)?
10. Will private schools have access to the new assessments?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - Implementation Study1. How many schools have been involved in the implementation study?
2. Have there been issues in administering the assessment to multiple students at the same time at the state or local level?
3. Will you share tips from the schools in the implementation study?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - K-2 Assessments1. Who takes the Targeted Diagnostic Inventory (TDI) in grades K-2?
2. What will be provided in the K-2 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading kit?
3. How long does K-2 administration take?
4. Can desktop computers be utilized while administering the Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading using the Electronic Scoring Tool (EST)?
5. Which of the Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading tasks are required as part of the Florida Kindergarten Readiness Screener (FLKRS)?
6. Will information be given regarding the errors on the spelling test in second grade?
7. Will Ongoing Progress Monitoring Mazes be available in 1st and 2nd grade?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - Professional Development (PD)1. What master trainer opportunities will be available for the Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading?
2. How long is the Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading training for teachers?
3. Will there be an assessment training website?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - Progress Monitoring and Reporting Network (PMRN)1. Can data be exported from the PMRN to a district database?
2. What is the length of time provided for the assessment windows?
3. Will the student assessment data on the PMRN still be available for students who transfer to a different school?
4. Will an ongoing report be available for students as they move from grade to grade?
5. Will the PMRN provide a report that lists the non-reported students?
6. After districts provide the student information data at the beginning of the year for the PMRN, how is student information updated?
7. Will summer access be available to the PMRN?
8. Will district lead administrators have access to principal log-ins/passwords on the PMRN?
9. Do you have to register for the PMRN and indicate who is taking the assessment?
10. Could a column be added to the PMRN reports to indicate Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) categories such as English Language Learner (ELL) and Exceptional Student Education (ESE) database codes, and can columns be added with other demographic information?
11. What reports for the new assessments will be available through the PMRN?
12. What happens if students come in between the assessment windows?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - Psychometric Properties1. Is the K-2 system set up to predict grade 3 FCAT performance?
2. Why was the 40th percentile on the SAT 10 established as the cut score for determining students' probability of reading success?
3. What does the third and final assessment of the year predict to?
4. How is the new 3-12 Assessment predictive of FCAT?
5. Is the reliability coefficient available for the FCAT success probability?
6. How will over-exposure of items to students be controlled? Will the students see the same passages over and over?
7. Why is there such a wide range within the yellow probability of success zone?
8. Is it possible for students taking the 3-12 Assessment to score in the green probability of success zone if they do well on a reading comprehension passage that is below grade-level?
9. Why was the decision made to report data using unequal interval scores (percentiles) vs. equal interval scores (NCEs)?
10. Are you releasing the technical specifications for the assessments?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - Technology1. What are the minimum technology requirements? Are the screen requirements absolute?
2. What happens if the internet connection is lost while assessments are being administered?
3. How does the offline component, Adobe Air, work for the K-2 assessments?
4. N-Computing is an operating system virtualization where more than one student may virtually use the same computer. Can a system like this be used for the new assessments?
5. How will security of the web-based assessments be assured?
6. Will the mini-laptops provided by the Department of Education for the K-2 Assessments have wireless capabilities?
7. Who will support the mini-laptops provided by the Department of Education for the K-2 Assessments?
8. Have there been any issues with AMD processors during the implementation study?
9. Will headphones be provided?
10. Will Adobe AIR be available 3-12?
11. During the implementation study, have the assessments been administered successfully on wireless laptop carts?
12. Have there been any bandwidth consumption issues for PCs during the implementation study?
2009 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading – 10/09 update – NEW Questions1. What is the length of time provided for the assessment windows for FAIR?
2. How much time should be allotted if students are completing all components of the Web-based Assessment Module (WAM)?
3. Will we gain the same information from the FAIR that we have received from the Diagnostic Assessment of Reading (DAR)? If not, will we continue to assess these students using a diagnostic assessment, such as the DAR?
4. Where is the FAIR reflected in the decision trees in Just Read, Florida! K-12 Plan?
5. Can we get a PMRN report that reflects students' ability scores?
6. Will there be an end of the year printout available for the student's cumulative file?
7. Is the second grade Spelling task timed? Is the 3-12 Word Analysis task timed?
8. How do you invalidate scores?
9. What if the student chooses not to do his/her best during the assessment?
10. Will benchmark information be provided from administration of the Targeted Diagnostic Inventory (TDI)?
11. Do the reading passages contain literary and informational text?
12. How were words chosen for the Vocabulary task? Is there research to support the selection of the specific vocabulary words?
13. Can a student be enrolled in more than one class at one time on the PMRN? (i.e. ESE and general education class).
14. If a student is entered into the PMRN, how long does it take to transfer that information to the Electronic Scoring Tool (EST)?
15. How are students' previous FCAT scores uploaded to the PMRN?
16. Can data be retrieved for each student over multiple years?
17. Will the parent letters be generated in other languages?
18. How many years of previous FORF scores will be available on the PMRN?
19. Are there accommodations provided for ELL, ESE, or 504 students?
20. Who administers FAIR to ESE students?
21. Is it advisable to assess all students in grades 3-12 with the Targeted Diagnostic Inventory even if they achieved an FCAT Success Probability score of 85% or above?
22. What are the reading levels of the Grades 1-2 Reading Comprehension passages?
23. How do teachers handle the error on the Phonemic Awareness: Phoneme Deletion (Initial) TDI task with the item pup?
24. How are the scores from the Grade 2 Spelling task entered into the PMRN?
Elementary Reading Block1. What should the reading block include?
2. What is considered an interruption?
3. Can students move to another classroom for the uninterrupted 90 minute reading block?
4. Can handwriting, spelling, and writing instruction be included as part of the reading block?
5. Is iii to be provided within or outside the reading block?
6. Are all ESE students expected to participate in the general education reading block?
7. What are the roles and responsibilities of special educators during the reading block?
8. What recommendations are there for collaboration between special educators and general educators?
9. What are the roles and responsibilities of administrators in facilitating the implementation of the reading block?
10. Can an example of the block be provided?
Reading Endorsement1. What do I need in order to qualify for the reading endorsement?
Reading Endorsement Part 11. How does the reading endorsement interface with the reading certification? Can you take a test to satisfy a reading certification?
2. Will the DOE provide a "state" developed plan as a "Model?"
3. Will the participants who successfully complete Reading Add-on Programs be allowed to "bank" hours, similarly as provided in 6A-40051(5), Special provisions for teachers of limited English proficient students?
4. ESOL Training and meeting competencies – Can the competencies overlap from ESOL or other trainings?
5. Who are required to successfully complete the Reading Add-on Endorsement? Elementary, and/or Secondary instructional personnel? What is to be their status by July 2006?
6. What are the submission and/or deadline dates for this program?
7. Does successful completion of the K-12 Reading Add-on Certification program indicate that a teacher is qualified to work with students at all grade levels?
8. Will districts who submit their programs via the electronic Add-on WebTool be able to submit partial programs and expect a conditional rating from the DOE as indicated on Page 10 of "Planning with the End in Mind," Just Read, Florida! Technical Assistance Paper?
9. Will districts have access to the plans of other districts once these plans have been approved?
10. For the "practicum" demonstrations, are teachers required to work with elementary and secondary students since this is a K-12 endorsement?
Reading Endorsement Part 21. Can consortiums (PAEC, NEFEC, and HEC) be added to the webtool?
2. Will FOR-PD be available for districts to use after January, 2004?
3. Can districts use university reading courses and/or commercially available professional development courses to meet different competencies?
4. Can both undergraduate and graduate reading courses be used?
Yes, as long as they have been identified as meeting the reading endorsement competencies.
5. If this is truly competency based (Manual, p. 20), can the 4 classes be waived if the candidate is ready and can demonstrate the practicum?
6. Do reading coaches funded by state/federal grants have to have the reading endorsement?
7. Should competency 6, Demonstration of Accomplishment, occur in an interwoven fashion, ongoing throughout learning in competencies 1-5?
8. Is the Reading Endorsement 300 hours plus the demonstration requirement in competencies 5 and 6? Or is it clock hours for competencies 1, 2, 3, and 4 and demonstration for 5 and 6 which will be recorded as clock hours or points?
9. Do courses teachers may have already taken at a college or university count toward any competency (ies)?
10. Is there any possibility that DOE can consider certain progress down the road toward endorsement as "sufficient" or "in good faith" progress by July 1, 2006?
11. Can a group of districts develop an application for the Reading Endorsement Add-on Program?
12. Please clarify: The role of the Community College in partnership with school districts for development of the K-12 Reading Add-on Certification program. For an example, is coursework offered (5 courses) at the Community College level for the Add-on?
13. Is there a username and password to access data entry?
14. Can a district "limit the menu" to training that lasts 30 hours or more?
15. We need specifics in writing on the practicum: i.e., "varying levels or varying student profiles" means exactly what? What does it mean to say, "not differentiated by age?"
16. Can you require that each district's Add-on program name their component/ "courses" with the title or number of the reading competencies (or give it a list of component numbers or titles)? Then when a teacher transfers from district to district before completing the competencies, the receiving district can tell which component(s) to give the individual credit for toward completing the new district's program.
17. How do we know which competencies were covered in the courses offered through DOE?
18. Can part of the state professional development funding be spent on tuition assistance for teachers taking university coursework?
19. Many districts have implemented CRISS training on a large scale – has the DOE indicated which competency CRISS might align with? Can the district make that decision?
20. Is there a set of indicators for the DOE professional development courses listed on the matrix?
21. Has the DOE issued any guidelines for any of the commercial online professional development courses?
Reading Endorsement Part 31. Who is qualified to supervise the practicum?
2. Who will provide feedback to the districts concerning our proposed plans? Who approves the plans?
3. The Just Read, Florida! Professional Development Chart lists training entitled "Reading Coaches Training: Coaching for Success." What is it?
4. Will the DOE publish a list of university courses and identify which competency each one addresses?
5. Are community college reading instructors eligible to earn the Reading Endorsement under the K-20 system?


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The Trambridge over the Vlaardingervaart in Schipluiden was a bridge connection where the steam trams of the Westlandse Stoomtramweg Maatschappij used to pass, transporting vegetables from the Westland to the city of Delft.
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You can also see the Dutch Windmill "Korpershoek".
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Food trucks are wheelin' and dealin' in Shelby County. Burger and fries? Yeah, but it's not the only combination.
"A combination of lamb and beef," said Kimili Wade, describing the perfectly authentic gyro in her hand, the one she bought from MarksGrill Food Truck at the Memphis Food Truckers Food Truck Rodeo in Downtown Court Square. "You can get a variety of things to eat (at food trucks). Memphis is hopefully catching up with the rest of the world."
Two years ago, Tennessee amended its restaurant health code to accommodate food trucks and carts. Since the regulation change, the Memphis-Shelby County Department of Health has permitted 108 mobile restaurants.
"They're all permitted," said the health department's restaurant inspection supervisor Otho Sawyer. "They have to have hot water pressure. They have to have three sinks (for dish sanitation), a hand-washing sink. They have to have a (mobile) commissary where they store their food.
"We look at cooking temperatures, holding temperatures, hygienic practices, washing hands."
The fare variety is diverse -- from the vegetarian/vegan options of Fuel's Food Truck to the lobster roll Derrick Clark rolls out of A Square Meal On Wheels.
"You would be surprised at what food trucks can put out," Clark boasted.
"It just speaks to the creativity of our chefs out here and the ability to get open without having to raise so much money to open a restaurant," said Taylor Berger, president of Memphis Food Truckers.
The mobile restaurants range from hot dog carts in the low-thousands to five-figure, full-kitchen extended vehicles the size of delivery vans.
"We still have quite a few pending (for permits)," Sawyer said. "Compliance has been excellent. We haven't had any problems with them. The biggest thing is locating the food trucks to do the inspections because they are all over the place."
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By DENISE A. RAYMO Press-Republican
---- — MALONE — Franklin County Legislator Guy "Tim" Smith's defense attorney says the sobriety test his client took could clear him of a charge of driving with ability impaired.
Meanwhile, Clinton County District Attorney Andrew Wylie has been named special prosecutor in the case.
Smith's counsel, Kevin Nichols of Malone, says the vehicle-and-traffic law that covers blood-alcohol content "does not recognize" the first blood-alcohol number that Smith reportedly recorded the night he was charged.
Smith was pulled over at about 6 p.m. Aug. 15 on Route 37 near the Malone/Westville town line by a sheriff's deputy who reported that he saw the vehicle being driven erratically.
Deputy Luke Cromp, with the assistance of State Police Trooper James Gwinn, administered a field-sobriety test that registered a blood-alcohol content of .055 percent, according to Undersheriff Patrick White.
A later test at State Police barracks had a reading of .05 percent, White has said.
Smith, who was charged with driving while his ability was impaired by alcohol and failure to remain in his own lane, pleaded not guilty and is to return at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 1 to Malone Town Court.
Nichols said "the law does not recognize a reading of .055. It's either a .05, .06 or .07."
He said, as an example, that a person charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated must have a blood-alcohol content of .18 to be charged, "so you're never going to see .179. It doesn't round up. And you never see more than a .05, so a .055 is not admissible.
"And the law says .05 percent is prima-facie evidence that you are not impaired," Nichols said.
Prima facie means "on the first appearance" or "a fact presumed to be true unless it is disproved."
According to Section 1192 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law for driving offenses, there is no BAC measure listed for driving while ability is impaired by drugs or alcohol other than to say that "no person shall operate a motor vehicle while the person's ability to operate such a motor vehicle is impaired by alcohol."
Section 1195 explains the levels of blood-alcohol content, and DWAI is addressed, stating that "evidence that there was .05 percent or less in a person's blood-alcohol content shall be prima-facie evidence that the ability of such person to operate a motor vehicle was not impaired by the consumption of alcohol and that such person was not in an intoxicated condition."
The wording in the same section of law for a charge of driving while intoxicated states that a DWI arrest can be made if the blood-alcohol content is .08 percent or more.
Nichols said the field-sobriety test Smith took at the roadside was only for determining if alcohol was present, not the level of blood-alcohol content.
An actual BAC number wasn't recorded until his client was taken to the State Police barracks, he said.
Smith was on his way to his sister's house when he was stopped, Nichols, said though he declined to say where the legislator as coming from that night.
Nichols said his client "has had the same reaction anybody else would having their name in the newspaper with a big headline — he finds it distressing.
"Every day that goes by, it becomes more stressful."
Smith refused to speak to the Press-Republican.
Asked if his client believes he was singled out for arrest, as some fellow legislators think, the attorney said, "We have no idea what happened, at this point."
Legislators suggested last week that the Sheriff's Department budget should be cut and that eight deputies fully trained with policing powers should be reclassified to correction officers so they can no longer make arrests.
Legislator Paul Maroun demanded in that meeting that County Sheriff Kevin Mulverhill provide written proof that Cromp was on the road that night fulfilling an assignment to check on registered sex offenders and not waiting to deliberately waylay Smith.
The trained deputies have made 32 other vehicle-and-traffic arrests since January.
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11:00am Sunday 21st March 2010 in Sports Relief
HAMPSHIRE has been awash with red and white as hundreds of people donned rival football kits and sprinted round the school field for Sport Relief.
Schools, colleges and workplaces played their part in helping to raise thousands of pounds for disadvantaged young people at home in the UK and abroad on Friday.
In a painful exchange, avid Saints fan Paul Davies pulled on the blue of Portsmouth in a 'shirt of hurt' exchange that saw his colleagues Martin Duck and Mark Robertson in Saints shirts.
• The Sport Relief Mile takes place in Southampton today
Springhill School in Southampton raised more than £600 by holding a red and white day for the charity combined with supporting Saints on the way to Wembley. And at Cadland Primary more than 300 children donned red and white, completed obstacle courses and held a danceathon, also raising more than £600.
Pupils at Highfield Primary School raised more than £200 by holding a red and white day in support of Saints and Sport Relief.
While at 11 other schools and two colleges in the city pupils took part in a mammoth rowing challenge, completing 2,010 miles and raising cash for the sporting arm of Comic Relief.
Thanks to a £100,000 grant from the Steve Redgrave fund the schools were provided with rowing equipment and wanted to give something back for it through Sport Relief.
Meanwhile an Ugly Bug Fun Run was held at Shakespeare Junior School, Eastleigh, to help raise money.
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By Dani Palmer
The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. — During a time when safety has been thrust to the forefront of school policy and parent concerns, there are still challenges to face, education officials say, but a new grant this year could provide a better sense of security.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller's office conducted a needs assessment study last year, even before the Newtown, Conn., tragedy, that showed interest around the state in expanding or creating school resource officer (SRO) programs. The study had a total of 1,149 constituents across Indiana, including parents, teachers, administrators and law enforcement personnel.
Senate Enrolled Act 1 was passed and signed into law during this year's legislative session, providing a total of $20 million in funding to Indiana schools interested in a $50,000 per year SRO grant. The money also allows schools to complete security assessments and install enhancements like bullet proof glass.
"Many schools and law enforcement already have some sort of relationship, but this just helps cement relations," Zoeller said.
The grant's not intended for an officer to just sit at the front door and watch for potential threats, he said, as "there's no such thing as 100 percent protection."
Rather, it's meant to help build a level of trust and respect between law enforcement and students that often may misunderstand each other. In some cases, he said, teachers have even asked officers to mentor kids to help keep them out of the criminal justice system. States like Virginia and Pennsylvania have similar grants available.
Anderson Community Schools already has a resource officer in both the high school and middle school -- spending about $200,000 a year from the district's general fund to pay for the off-duty officers.
Last year, when a Highland Middle School student brought an unloaded handgun to school, it was two students who approached an SRO to tell him the teen with the gun had made threats. Some parents then were demanding more security, such as metal detectors.
Chief Operations Officer Joe Cronk is leading ACS' efforts to submit an application for the grant, and while the district is still working on that application, he said, it would likely use the money on measures like ID-card access readers for doors, metal detectors and enhanced security surveillance systems.
"We live in a time where we must take security seriously. I am happy to see grants like this become available to help keep our most treasured possessions - our children - safe," Cronk said.
While ACS has already developed a strong relationship with the Anderson Police Department, he said, the district "would like to see an increased police presence in our schools." Whenever they're in the vicinity of a school and have no other priority runs, Anderson police will often stop by and complete walk-throughs.
Zoeller said he's aware of multiple schools' concerns regarding the longevity of the program, as many have "been burnt" by legislative changes before. But he added that it has a better chance of becoming annually funded if schools take advantage of the grants.
Frankton-Lapel Community School Corp. had resource officers years ago before budget cuts forced the district to make tough decisions — one of which was to eliminate the SRO positions, Superintendent Bobby Fields said.
While the district has other security measures in place, such as cameras and buzzers at school entrances, Fields said Frankton-Lapel is planning to apply for the grant to hire SROs again.
"Any hurdle you can throw in the way of somebody like that, an active shooter, gives you more time for police to arrive. It would help greatly," Fields said.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Kendall Fuller, a top cornerback recruit out of Olney (Md.) Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, committed to the Virginia Tech Hokies over the Clemson Tigers Sunday during the final round of ESPN's Gridiron Kings competition.
Surprisingly, ESPN.com published the story before it aired on the TV broadcast:
"As I was driving home from the visit to Clemson, I started thinking about where I was going to develop most as a player," Fuller said. "I just got that feeling that I knew I wanted to go to Virginia Tech. Their defense is so complex that you never know what they are going to be doing. Coach (Bud) Foster and Coach (Torrian) Gray are amazing coaches. They have a track record of great defensive backs that Coach Gray has produced. Just sitting in the room watching film and seeing some of the different techniques, I just felt that the only way I could fail was if I did not work hard."
Fuller is a consensus top-three corner nationally and some services rate him as a five-star player. Fuller spoke with SB Nation Recruiting about the Hokies Saturday.
Fuller's brothers play at Virginia Tech, and I asked him about how that impacted his recruitment.
"It matters. I've had my brothers go through there, see how they developed, and what they say about it. I know they're honest with me about it and I know what I'm going to get at Virginia Tech," Fuller said.
His mind had been made up for a few days.
"I definitely knew when I got down here," Fuller said.
One draw of Virginia Tech is NFL development.
"Definitely. You want a coach who will develop you, teach different techniques, and get you ready for the league," Fuller said of Bud Foster and the Virginia Tech staff.
Unlike some top recruits, Fuller isn't worried about early playing time.
"Not really. I'll make my own playing time anywhere I go," Fuller said Saturday.
Fuller should immediately compete for a starting job in Blacksburg. He is Virginia Tech's 15th commitment of the 2013 class.
For more on Hokies football, visit Virginia Tech blog Gobbler Country.


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James (Jimmy) C. Fuller,
a true pioneer in the lighting industry, will be honored with the 2002 Wally Russell Lifetime Achievement Award for his outstanding contributions to the field. The 2002 Wally Award will be presented as part of the LDI 2002 Award ceremony at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Saturday evening, October 19, 2002, as LDI celebrates its 15th anniversary as North America's largest Entertainment Technology Show.
Founded in 1992, the prestigious Wally Award was established in memory of Wally Russell, a legendary trailblazer whose career influenced several generations of industry professionals. Each year, the Wally honors one individual who exhibits a strong sense of leadership, a commitment to technological innovation, and a career of service to the lighting industry. The winner is selected through a voting process open to the lighting industry at large.
James (Jimmy) C. Fuller embodies those things that the Wally committee held dear in Wally: he is a man of impeccable character, an entrepreneur, and a gentleman who has given back to the industry much more than he has taken out. Fuller was president of the IATSE Toronto chapter for almost 40 years; for almost 30 years chief electrician of the O'Keefe Center in Toronto. During this period he also found time to run Canadian Staging Projects, the premier stage lighting and sound rental company of Canada. Fuller had a close business relationship with Wally Russell, but more importantly, they were close friends for many years. This is a man whose handshake was the equivalent of a 10-page contract.
"Lighting Dimensions and LDI are pleased to join the Wally committee in recognizing Jimmy Fuller as one of the pioneers and luminaries of our industry, especially in this special anniversary year, as LDI turns 15, Lighting Dimensions hits 25, and Entertainment Design marks 35 years," says Jacqueline Tien, publisher of Lighting Dimensions and Entertainment Design. Previous Wally Award winners are:
2000 Stan Miller
1999 Don Stern
1998 Bran Ferren
1997 Fred Bentham
1996 Francis P. Deverna
1995 Tharon Musser
1994 George van Buren
1993 Charles Altman
1992 Wally Russell
The other nominees for the 2002 Wally were lighting designer Imero Fiorentino, whose 50-year career includes hundreds of TV specials, stage productions, commercials, concerts, and industrial shows, and John McGraw, co-founder of Production Arts Lighting and second president of the Theatrical Dealers Association (the precursor to ESTA). "There was a very strong slate of candidates for the Wally Award this year," adds Tien. "All three nominees represent the ideals of the award perfectly."
The Wally Award committee includes: Phil Bernard, Rusty Brustché, David Cunningham, Tom Folsom, John Howe, Larry Kellermann, Philip O'Donnell, Richard Pilbrow, Brian Russell, Glen Russell, Robert Schiller,and Jacqueline Tien.
For additional information about the 2002 Wally Award, contact Deanna Andrews, Entertainment Design/Lighting Dimensions, 32 West 18 Street, New York, New York, 10011. Telephone: (212) 229-2965 x816; fax (212) 229-2084; email: email@example.com


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This non-so-rustic cabin has fishing rights, a private hot tub on a large, wraparound deck, and is only 3 miles from Breck! It's huge master and balcony has a rod iron king size bed, seating area, desk, walk in closet & bath. Nestled in the Blue River area with other custom homes on large lots, enjoy the alpine environment and wake up to the smell of fresh pine!
The gourmet kitchen opens to the dining & living area so the home is very social and excellent for entertaining & being together with your friends & family. The dining room has a fun custom candlelight fixture of rod iron and glass votives attached to the ceiling by a hook & pulley system, very unusual! The hot tub is accessible via French doors off the front of the house right outside the living room. The furnishings are rod iron, Southwestern, Oak/Pine with fluffy white comforters.
Take a hike up the local trailhead above the home, walk down to the Blue River for a little private fishing or sit back & relax in the vaulted ceiling living room/dining room with Comcast digital music or a movie with the wood fireplace roaring...All counter & floor finishes are granite and tile, upgrades galore!
Free parking during the day allows you to take the free shuttle from the Ice Rink (at the first light back into Breck from your cabin) and be at Peak 9 base area lickety split! Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Copper Mountain, and Vail are 30-60 minutes away, depending on road conditions. Cross-country skiing and ice skating (indoor rink!) are two other popular winter sports available nearby.
Located just 3.2 miles South of Breckenridge and next to the Blue River, guests can enjoy mountain views from the front deck, private fishing rights in the Blue River, movies on HBO or DVD's, digital music, biking or walking in the numerous bike paths throughout Summit County along mountain streams, and some of the world's best skiing at Breckenridge, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain, Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, and Vail Ski Resorts.
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Sleeping Arrangements: Master: King size bed with sofa sleeper, 2nd bedroom with a queen bed, 3rd bedroom with queen & bunk, full under single. Living room has a sleeper sofa as well. One and 3/4 baths with washer and dryer, large kitchen with granite countertops, opens up into the dining and living areas, living room with wood stove, large deck, third level master, and balcony. Sleeps eight max, nine if small children.
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Base Rate Non-seasonal trips $200.00 /Daily Security Deposit: $500 Rental Deposit: 100% Cleaning Fee: $173
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights Powder Value '13 Jan 3, 2013 - Feb 13, 2013 $195.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Sunscreen '13 Feb 14, 2013 - Apr 7, 2013 $250.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Early Summer Apr 8, 2013 - Jun 7, 2013 $150.00 /Daily Rental Deposit: 50%
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights Summer + Aspen Color '13 Jun 8, 2013 - Oct 4, 2013 $175.00 /Daily Rental Deposit: 50%
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights Fall '13 Oct 5, 2013 - Nov 7, 2013 $150.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights Early Skiing '13 Nov 8, 2013 - Dec 17, 2013 $175.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 2 Nights Holiday '13-'14 Dec 18 - Jan 5 $425.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
ADDITIONAL RENTAL INFORMATION: * $15 per pet per night * A $44 limited damage waiver - in lieu of large damage deposit * Deposit of 20% of the total reservation price must be received in order to reserve the time. The balance is due 60 days prior to arrival. * Deposits are non-refundable for cancellations less than 60 days prior to arrival * No refunds 60 days prior to arrival. * A $130 Cleaning fee * 9.2% lodging taxes (sorry, government rules) * NO SMOKING


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Thursday they discovered a hole cut in their fence.
Six transmissions, weighing between 75 and 100 pounds each, were missing.
The Business manager and owner say it's a costly and ongoing problem.
It's bad enough that you got the chain link fence they keep tearing up, " said general manager Dennis Gilbert. " It would be nice to go home in the evening and not worry about people breaking in."
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There are 1.6 million homeless children in the USA. Over 300,000 live in California. School on Wheels was founded in 1993 by a retired school teacher who believed that one person can make a difference in the life of a homeless child, by focusing on their education and providing weekly tutoring and support. Today, thousands of volunteer tutors throughout Southern California are providing that one-on-one weekly mentoring to children living in shelters, motels, cars, on the street or in group foster homes. As a charity they rely on donations and support from individuals and organizations that believe as they do that every child has the right to succeed in school. Join our team and help support this very worthy cause.


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Customers in the areas of Anchors Shop Place and Food Lion in Lake Wylie said:
An upscale Italian restaurant come to think about it.
Pat Carlay
Any kind of sporting goods store.
Taylor Whitley
Fine dining.
Hans Petersen
We have too much now. I work in Charlotte, so I like coming down here.
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On Facebook, Lake Wylie Pilot audience said:
Starbucks, upscale bistro or Italian restaurant, Five Guys, Jimmy Johns, Mellow Mushroom, a nice sit down - no more fast-food, Panera Bread, Olive Garden, more options on the lake and places with outdoor seating, Dairy Queen or other ice cream shop, buffet, organic grocer like Whole Foods or Earth Fare, Souplantation, Chipotle, Corner Bakery Cafe, Macaroni Grill, Trader Joes, Sams Club or Costco.
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Almost every time Penn State leaders try to move forward, some event or milestone invariably renews focus on its recent, painful past.
A year after retired assistant coach Jerry Sandusky's arrest on child sex abuse charges, the fallout from the sweeping scandal promises to linger for months, if not years, to come. New charges that former university president Graham Spanier conspired to conceal allegations provided the latest agonizing reminder.
Many alumni, residents and students are weary about the seemingly endless trickle of developments rooted back to Sandusky's arrest on Nov. 5, 2011. Yet much has changed since then, too.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio (WDRB) -- In the land of bourbon, we now have another spirit. Vintage Bridgewater.What else can you call what happened in the fourth quarter of the University of Louisville's 31-24 overtime win at Cincinnati on Thursday night? The Cardinals were listing in the cold rain that fell in Cincinnati's Nippert Stadium, trailing 14-10 with 9:17 left and the ball at the Bearcats' 38-yard line. Then junior quarterback Teddy Bridgewater blew some life into his team.On fourth down he dropped back to pass, but was flushed out when a blitzer crashed straight up the middle. If Bridgewater goes down, you can change the channel. The way this one was going, there wasn't much life left.But Bridgewater brushed away that tackle, then spun, threw a stiffarm to make the tackler miss again, then took off. He skirted out of the outstretched arms of another tackler, then got loose. Cincinnati linebacker Nick Temple engaged him at the 37-yard line. Bridgewater tried to push Temple away has he grabbed his arm, spinning the quarterback to face him. But Bridgewater kept his legs moving. With his back to the first down marker, he dragged Temple, tightroping the sideline, trying to escape his grasp, until he fell out of bounds at the Cincinnati 30, seven yards from where the linebacker first grabbed him, and safely past the first-down chain.From then on, every time the Cardinals touched the ball, they scored. Three plays after Bridgewater's 14-yard scramble, he again faced a big blitz on third-and-8. Again the pressure came straight up the middle into his face. Bridgewater sidestepped it, wobbled, steadied himself, moved right, and with the pocket collapsing and four Cincinnati blitzers bearing down, heaved a sidearm pass into the corner of the end-zone, where Damian Copeland was there for the catch, a 22-yard TD strike that put U of L up 17-14.When he saw Copeland come out of the corner of the end zone with the ball, U of L linebacker Preston Brown said: "SportsCenter, Top play."That it was."I was just trying to make a play, trying to stay alive and get out of the pocket," Bridgewater said. "As I was kind of scrambling out of the pocket, I saw Copeland breaking downfield, and I just trusted that he would beat the defender."Said offensive coordinator Shawn Watson: "We have rules in our offense, what to do when a play breaks down, spots to run to, spots to throw to. The throw was amazing. Teddy started to scramble out and he couldn't make it out, and he saw Copeland take off, and he basically threw it in the spot where Copeland was told to go. Copeland did a great job running it, Teddy did a great job throwing it, and he basically made an impossible play."On the sideline, U of L coach Charlie Strong at first thought Bridgewater was throwing it away. Then he saw Copeland's reaction.After the game, Bridgewater ran over to find his mother, Rose Murphy. You think these folks aren't into it? Her son could be a millionaire in the NFL very soon, and what was Murphy yelling as her son spun backwards looking for a late-game first down? "Run, Teddy, run!"Bridgewater said he told his mother, "I feel like I want to cry. Tears of joy. I'm just proud of this team. We showed that we have heart and we still have a lot to play for. It's not about us, it's about this brand on the front of our jersey."This was a team in need of something good to happen. Watson acknowledged that after the game. He said that after losing to Central Florida, the team felt the departure of attention and respect."We fought a lot of things after that loss," Watson said. "It lingered for a while. Our kids needed what happened today."
Bridgewater, in fact, had a subpar first half on Thursday. He didn't let it rattle him. "Composure will take you a long way," he said after the game.From the time of Bridgewater's fourth-down scramble on, as many times as the Cardinals touched the ball, they were going to score. Charlie Strong knew it. The Cardinals coach even said he didn't call timeouts as Cincinnati was driving at the end of regulation because, "We were fine going to overtime."
Bridgewater hit DeVante Parker with a four-yard fade on U of L's next possession, with Parker fighting off what is classified as mugging in some cities to come away with the ball after Cincinnati went back up 21-17. And Dominique Brown, a Cincinnati native, provided the power on the Cards' lone overtime drive, rushing for 22 of the drive's 25 yards to provide what proved to be the game-winning points.But this was Bridgewater's night. And if it winds up being his final regular-season show, it was altogether fitting. It didn't have quite the stakes of the moment he signed his name to at Rutgers last November, but it showed sparks of that magic that U of L fans have been waiting all season to see.
He wound up completing 23 of 37 passes for 255 yards and three touchdowns. But the numbers hardly illustrated what he did for the Cardinals Thursday night, nor what he has meant to this program.
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Our walls and ceilings are insulated with blown cellulose. There are no settling problems with cellulose as long as it's installed to the proper density. We handle vapor diffusion by using vapor-retarder paint on the interior walls.
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Taped Zip System sheathing — applied continuously on the walls, over the plumb-cut rafter ends, and up the slope of the roof — provides the primary air barrier.
Note the layer of housewrap under the eaves, installed in advance as the rafter tails were being added. Later, the entire shell was covered with housewrap.
To avoid the gaps in the air barrier that typically occur where the rafters cross the top plates, the author decided to apply false rafter tails to the outside of the airtight shell, first installing a course of a self-adhering flashing membrane to seal fastener penetrations.
Unused attic spaces are part of the home's conditioned space, so the rafters are insulated up to the ridge. Note that plywood is used in the attic to hold the insulation in place where there is no drywall.
The insulation and air-barrier systems are so effective that a single mini-split heat pump should be able to provide heating and cooling for the entire home. Electric radiant ceiling panels will provide backup heat if needed.
For these homes, we used low-e triple- glazed R-5 fiberglass windows from Thermo-Tech (www.thermo-techwindows.com). We chose a somewhat lower R-value on the south in return for higher solar transmittance. The doors were fiberglass models from Therma-Tru (www.thermatru.com).
Good air-sealing is crucial for a high-performance home. These homes have a fully delineated air-sealing path from the foundation slab to the roof ridge. It includes gasketing at the base of the sheathing and spray foam around windows and doors, but for the most part the air barrier is provided by the Zip System, which consists of 4x8 sheathing panels with specially designed protective tape to seal the joints. You simply install the panels, tape the seams, and you're done. Our carpenters really like this sheathing. It installs like plywood or OSB and is an excellent air barrier when the seams are taped. We have used it on every home we've built in the last four years.
The key to getting the most from this approach is to make sure there are no interruptions in the air barrier. We do this by framing each home without overhangs at the soffits or rakes. After the Zip sheathing is in place, we have a sealed box with no protrusions. We then apply the overhangs. This adds time to the framing process, but the result is a very tight air barrier.
Note that at the roof, the air barrier is the outer surface of the roof sheathing. These homes are designed and built with "hot" roofs - that is, there is no structural ventilation. In our experience, good insulation and air-sealing will keep excessive heat and moisture out of the roof system, so there's no need for vents. In fact, we've used this roof system for 30 years; it wasn't part of the code until recently, but long ago we convinced our local building inspectors of its effectiveness. We have never had performance or moisture problems with hot roofs.
The way to test the effectiveness of an air barrier is with a blower door, and our company considers the blower door to be an important part of our carpenters' tool kits. We generally do three separate blower-door tests: before insulation, after insulation, and after drywall and mechanicals have been installed. The final tests on these homes ranged from 117 to 184 cubic feet per minute (cfm) at a pressure of 50 pascals - seven to 10 times better than the Energy Star standard. (Some of these homes meet Passive House airtightness standards.)
A tightly built house needs good mechanical ventilation to keep the indoor air healthy. A home that's striving for zero energy can't rely on exhaust-only ventilation, which exhausts heated indoor air and replaces it with unconditioned outside air. So we installed heat-recovery ventilators (HRVs), which use heat from the exhaust air stream to temper the incoming fresh air supply. These homes are compact enough that we were able to reduce installed and operational costs by using small, relatively inexpensive single-speed units. Marc Rosenbaum, our building performance engineer, chose a Fantech model SH704, which cost less than $3,500 installed and draws just 36 watts.
We also helped keep costs down by installing each HRV without controls and setting it to run continuously at 50 cfm - a bit more than the ASHRAE 62.2 requirement of 45 cfm for a two- to three-bedroom home of less than 1,500 square feet. The fresh-air supply is evenly distributed to the homes' bedrooms and we have a measured exhaust rate of 25 cfm per bath (as opposed to relying on a fan rating to build a system that meets code but isn't tested).
Heating and cooling are provided by a Daikin RXS24DVJU single-zone air source heat pump. It's a ductless split system with an outdoor compressor and a single indoor unit. A conventional home would be more likely to use a three- or four-zone model with indoor units in each bedroom, but these small, high-performance homes can be conditioned with a single indoor unit.
Installing one indoor unit instead of three or four provided enough savings to offset the cost of the HRV. Natural convection is sufficient to carry heat to all the house's rooms, unless the occupants turn the heat way down or keep doors closed. In these homes, we addressed those situations by installing electric radiant ceiling panels for supplemental heat in the bedrooms. Based on past experience, we expect that some homeowners will never use these radiant panels.
At this writing (December 2010), the homes have been occupied for six months. We have energy meters installed in each house, and they're read monthly by one of our staff. Six of the eight households have achieved zero energy so far, which means they have used less energy than their PV system generated.
We also installed submeters for specific systems. In addition to giving us more data to work with, these meters have proved to be useful diagnostic tools. For instance, when solar electric production seemed very low on one home, the meter for the PV system told us immediately that the panels weren't supplying power to the house, a situation that would have taken time to diagnose if we had not been submetering. We quickly realized that one of the kids had switched off the AC disconnect.
As mentioned, the square-foot cost for these homes didn't include the 5-kilowatt Sun Power PV systems (www.us.sunpowercorp.com), which were paid for by a state grant. The construction details make for great energy performance, but it's the PVs that make it possible for these homes to achieve zero energy.
The market price for the PV system we installed was about $35,000, but actual costs to the builder or owner can be as much as 45 percent less because of tax and other incentives. If electric rates don't go up at all (an unlikely scenario), savings will equal installation costs in about 10 years. The system can reliably produce power for at least 25 years.
We offset the panels to one side of the roof in case the homeowners eventually want to install a solar hot-water system or more PV panels.
We continue to use most of the construction details from these homes on current new-home projects and have no plans to change them anytime soon. That's not to say that they won't evolve over time; of course they will. There are some things we already know we would like to do differently.
1. We're not satisfied with the thermal performance of available windows. We're looking for better choices that will meet the budget constraints of the average home.
2. We'd like to provide an affordable option for water heating. We're investigating heat-pump water heaters, which extract heat from the basement or utility room and use a backup electric resistance element to supplement the heat pump during periods of peak demand.
3. These houses are still too expensive. We would like to refine our designs for small homes so that we can cut the cost by 10 percent to 20 percent without sacrificing quality, performance, or aesthetics. We've just begun work on a major design project to try to accomplish this. We'll see where it goes - it's a tall order.
In the end, meeting the goal of building quality homes requires a blending of mind-sets. On the one hand, designers and builders need to think in terms of production - using building methods that keep costs down and projects profitable. On the other hand, we must be willing to push forward and experiment with promising new approaches - with the intention of incorporating successful experiments into the production system.
Ultimately, these are complementary, not contradictory, ways of thinking. More demanding buyers, stricter energy codes, and our own aspirations have made building technology a constantly changing practice. The degree to which we keep learning may be the key to our ability to thrive in an uncertain future. At the very least, it will keep us on our toes!
John Abrams is cofounder and CEO of South Mountain Co., a 35-year-old employee-owned design-build and renewable energy company in West Tisbury, Mass. Thanks to Marc Rosenbaum and Derrill Bazzy for their help with this article.
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Hugh McGrath says he's been getting e-mails daily for the past several months from people claiming to have millions of dollars for him if he gives them personal information.
McGrath wants to get the message out to the public not to fall for the scams.
"If it sounds too good to be true, it is. There no money due to you from lawyers. Lawyers take their fee out of it. You should not have to forward any money to receive money," said McGrath.
Law officers say you should never give out your personal information to strangers over the internet or phone.
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1/2 cup coarse dry whole-wheat bread crumbs
1/2 cup low-fat mayonnaise, divided
1/3 cup chopped roasted red bell peppers, divided
1/4 cup celery, finely chopped
1/4 cup onion, finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon seafood seasoning, divided
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
4 whole-wheat English muffins, toasted
4 lettuce leaves
4 slices tomato
In a large bowl, combine the tuna, bread crumbs, celery, and onion. Also, add half of the mayonnaise, bell peppers, and seafood seasoning. Stir until the mixture is uniform and holds together, breaking up any larger pieces of tuna.
In a small bowl, combine the remaining mayonnaise, bell peppers, and seafood seasoning.
In a large nonstick skillet, heat the oil over medium heat. Form burgers from 1/3 cup portions of the tuna mixture. Cook the burgers in the skillet for two minutes per side or until heated through and golden brown.
Spread one half of each English muffin with equal portions of the mayonnaise. Place a burger, lettuce, and tomato on the coated English muffin half and top with the other half of the English muffin. Serve immediately.
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The Landmark Hotel, Dundee provides a four star luxury hotel in Dundee that values the individuality of its guests. With a range of stunning bedrooms, a great choice of fantastic AA Rosette dining options and a team dedicated to exceptional service - outstanding hospitality is what we do best. The hotel has free WiFi in all public areas and complimentary parking. Guests also have free use of the swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room throughout their stay. Set in its own stunning grounds, The Landmark Hotel, Dundee, is nestled between Aberdeen and Edinburgh and is easily accessed from the A90.
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While staying at the Landmark Hotel in Dundee, take advantage of the 'City of Discovery's' many shops, bars, restaurants and local attractions including RRS Discovery, Sensation Science Centre, Dundee Contemporary Arts and many Championship Golf Courses within 20 miles of the hotel.
Each of the spacious bedrooms in the Landmark Hotel, Dundee has been fully refurbished to the highest standard with a choice of Standard, Executive, Club Rooms and Suites. All bedrooms benefit from a plasma screen TV with satellite channels, radio and high speed internet access, power shower, complimentary toiletries and 24 hour room service.
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We are excited to announce that early in 2013, the hotel will become the third DoubleTree by Hilton in Scotland.
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Qualified university employees and their dependents have until May 1 to apply for summer term educational assistance and scholarships from the Human Resources Department. Funds are available on a seniority basis.
Educational assistance is available to classified employees who have worked at Old Dominion for at least one year and make less than $75,000 annually. The Human Resources Department will pay for a maximum of 15 credit hours for he year - three credit hours in the summer and six each in the fall and spring. Scholarships for the same number of credit hours are also available for full-time classified employees' spouses and dependents.
Part-time classified and hourly employees with three or more years of service to the university are also eligible for educational assistance. Scholarships are available for their spouses and dependents, as well. For these employees, spouses and dependents, the Human Resources Department will pay a prorated amount of the tuition fees for up to 15 credit hours, based on the number of hours the part-time employee works during a 40-hour week.
Scholarships are available for faculty and faculty administrators (nine credit hours per year) and their dependents and spouses (a maximum of three credit hours each in the fall, spring and summer). The employee or sponsoring employee must have at least one year of full-time university service and make less than $75,000 annually.
The application deadline for fall semester tuition assistance is Aug. 1.
Educational aid and scholarships for graduate-level courses may be considered as taxable income. Receiving educational aid or a scholarship from the Human Resources Department may affect any other financial aid award a student may get.
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On May 7, 2013, Keep Loup Basin Beautiful conducted eight educational "A Drop In The Bucket" sessions at the 25th Annual Ground Water Festival. The schools, located in central Nebraska, learned ways to avoid water contamination, reduce litter in the lakes, rivers and streams, and how to practice water conservation.
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Aspen Sterzer got to do an eastern swing with the Kamloops Blazers before Christmas, and now he'll get to do an abbreviated one with the Red Deer Rebels.
The Blazers traded Sterzer, 19, to the Red Deer Rebels on Thursday in exchange for 19-year-old forward Matt Bellerive and a third-round pick in the 2014 WHL bantam draft. It was the Blazers' second trade in two days, with the WHL's trade deadline scheduled for today at 11 a.m., Pacific time.
When word came down of Thursday's trade, Sterzer was in Spokane, where the Blazers are to play the Chiefs tonight. He took a plane to Seattle, from where he was to fly to Calgary last night.
After spending the night with his family in Calgary, Sterzer will hop another plane to Regina, where he will join his new teammates for the final two games of a Saskatchewan trip. He's expected to debut with the Rebels tonight against the Warriors in Moose Jaw, with a Saturday game against the host Swift Current Broncos to follow.
If all of this seems familiar to Sterzer, it should — he and the Blazers completed a six-game trip to the east on Dec. 17, their last games before Christmas.
"I guess I'll be back out there," Sterzer said from a Seattle airport on Thursday evening.
"I've always enjoyed playing out there, so I'm excited."
This deal wasn't as big as the one the Blazers made with the Saskatoon Blades on Wednesday. In that one, they sent forward Mitch Lipon, 17, a first-round draft pick in 2015 and the rights to 17-year-old defenceman Jordan Thomson to Saskatoon in exchange for 17-year-old forward Matt Revel, a third-round pick in the 2016 bantam draft and a conditional 2014 second-round draft pick.
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Other locales included Fairbanks, Alaska -- home to the Northern Lights -- and American Samoa.
Martha Maurer, News Editor
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