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European Parliament Votes on Air Passenger Rights
By IANS - BRUSSELS
Published: 06th February 2014 09:16 AM
Last Updated: 06th February 2014 09:16 AM
The European Parliament Wednesday voted on proposals from the European Commission (EC) to strengthen passenger rights.
The new measures are to ensure that air passengers have new and better rights to information, care and re-routing when they are stranded at the airport, Xinhua quoted the European Union (EU) as saying in a press release.
At the same time there will be better complaint procedures and enforcement measures so passengers can actually obtain the rights to which they are entitled.
"I hate being stranded at an airport. And I am sure most other people hate it too. It is bad enough if you are travelling on business, but if it's the holiday time and you have a young family with you it quickly turns into a nightmare," said EC Vice President Siim Kallas, responsible for transport.
According to the press release, the European Parliament supports the commission's proposal to strengthen oversight of air carriers by national and European authorities, as well as more effective sanctions.
It also backs the commission's proposal to introduce a right to care for passengers after a delay of two hours for all flights irrespective of distance. Until now, the time varied depending on the flight distance.
"That's why it's so important that passenger rights do not just exist on paper," he added. "We all need to be able to rely on them when it matters most - when things go wrong."
"We know that the real priority for stranded passengers is just to get home. So our focus is on information, care and effective re-routing. The aim is to get passengers where they want to be as quickly as possible while giving the airlines the time they need to sort problems out," he said.
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David Ortiz Injury UpdateUp to the minute news and rumors on David Ortiz's injury
David Ortiz returns, Yoenis Cespedes held out of Boston Red Sox's lineup on Wednesday
After missing two games with a foot injury, David Ortiz returned to the Boston Red Sox's lineup on Wednesday against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Game 132 Lineups and Notes: David Ortiz Still Missing From Sox Starting Nine
The Sox can make it two in a row on Tuesday, but for the second straight night, theyll have to do it without David Ortiz, who is still out with injuries to his elbow and foot he suffered against the Mariners over the weekend.
David Ortiz (foot) out of lineup again
David Ortiz's injured right foot will keep him out of the Red Sox lineup for a second straight game Tuesday. On Monday, Ortiz had said he was hopeful of playing Tuesday, but he was not in the lineup posted by the Red Sox for the 7 p.m. game against the Blue Jays. Ortiz suffered the injury when he fouled a ball off his foot in the fourth inning of Sunday's 8-6 loss to the Mariners, describing it as "the worst" pain he'd ever felt from such an incident.
Notes: Ortiz may be back Tuesday
TORONTO -- David Ortiz's injured right foot will keep him out of the Red Sox lineup on Monday, but Ortiz is hopeful he'll be available tomorrow if he continues to heal at the same rate. "It's better than what it was last night or this morning," Ortiz said. "[There's] nothing broken or anything, so once the inflammation goes away it should be fine." Ortiz suffered the injury when he fouled a ball off his foot in the fourth inning of Sunday's 8-6 loss to the Mariners, describing it as "the worst" pain he'd ever felt from such an incident.
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TORONTO — After leaving Sunday's game with a contused right foot — having fouled a ball off himself in the fourth inning — David Ortiz is not in the Red Sox' starting lineup Monday against Blue Jays starter J.A. Happ. While an initial exam ruled out any fracture, Ortiz was noticeably sore following the Sox' […]
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Rapid reaction: Angels 8, Red Sox 3
BOSTON—Despite a 4-for-4 night by David Ortiz that included his 30th home run, the Red Sox lost their fourth in a row Wednesday night. But that was a trifle compared to the loss endured by the Los Angeles Angels at Fenway Park. The Angels lost their best pitcher, right-hander Garrett Richards, who was carted away on a stretcher in the second inning with what the club called a left knee patellar injury. The club offered no further details pending a more complete examination.
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Tampa Adventure Group
Exploring Our World Since 2007
All-Day Private Sailing Charter
Physical Requirement Level: 1 of 10 - Relaxing
Looking for a relaxing day in the sun or a hands-on sailing adventure, this is it!. Lay back for a 7 hour full day sailing cruise on the Gulf of Mexico. this means lots of you time for sunbathing, reading,listening to music or the solitude of the sea rushing past the hull with the wind in the sails. This is a private sailing adventure for TAG members only.
Bring along your lunch, snacks and beverages and we'll heave to and drop the anchor for a mid day break. Take a swim then rinse off the salt with the on-board freshwater shower.
Are you a sailor? You are welcome to take the helm and adjust the rigging as required, while the Captain maintains a low profile but keeps a safe, watchful eye on the boat and the weather, and for pirates....(just kidding about the pirate part).
Note: Final itinerary may change slightly due to weather. This event is weather dependent on wind direction and speed, The captain may decide to choose different sailing routes which provide the most fun and safety for all.
10:00AM - Begin the adventure
Arrive at the dock (directions and maps below) check-in with TAG staff who will mark you as present. Then board, stow your lunch and drinks, and meet us on deck to go over important safety information.
After we cast off we will take a short cruise around and under the Johns Pass bridge toward the open Gulf of Mexico. Once we pass under the bridge we will continue to motor out away from the beach where we can raise the sails. Harnessing the wind power just like Columbus did when discovering the new world, we will sail along the coastline enjoying the sun and breeze.
Half way through the sailing adventure we will find an area to drop anchor and take a break to eat lunch, swim, or snorkel in the gulf for an hour or so. Lunch will consist of fruit and veggie trays along with sandwiches.
After a break we will continue to sail across the beautiful Gulf of Mexico.
After a beautiful fun day on the water we will head back into the port and return to the dock. After cruise drink or food is optional at the Johns Pass boardwalk near the dock.
Pictures of the event will be edited and emailed to you shortly after the trip.
$150.00 per person
(TAG sailing costs are reasonably low compared to average sailing costs in Florida of approximately $600 per 8 hours)
NO refunds if you don't show up to the event
Full refunds will only be provided if the event is canceled.
What to Bring
We stop halfway for a break to swim and eat the picnic-style lunch. You may get wet so please bring a change of clothes.
The Sailing Yacht
TAG only chooses the cleanest and safest sailing charter yacht on the Central Gulf Coast called the "Distant Drummer".
The Distant Drummer is a Morgan 44 Center Cockpit, (44 feet long) sloop rigged yacht. She draws 5'6" on an integrated fin keel and skeg hung rudder. The auxiliary engine is a Yanmar 66 HP diesel engine, and it also boast a 5.5 KW Genset for offshore AC power. She has a full bimini and dodger for guest protection from the sun, with ample room in the cockpit for 6 passengers and the Captain. She is equipped with the most modern navigation aids including Garmin GPS based charplotter, AIS, depth sounder, wind speed and direction indicators, speed and water temperature. We receive satellite weather from space, as well as NOAA weather warnings. There are life jackets for all passengers and crew, and a first aid kit. There are 2 Halon fire extinguishers below decks, plus a third, automatic Halon fire suppression kit in the engine room. There are running lights for night operation, and a VHF radio for hailing and general communications. There is ample room on deck for sunbathing and dolphin watching.
If you're not familiar with the above nautical terms, the bottom line the "Distant Drummer" is loaded with a ton of safety and rigged for a lot of fun time on the water.
The sailboat is conveniently located at in Madeira Beach beside the Madeira Bay Resort (east side) and just 2 blocks north of the Bridges at John's Pass on the right side if you are heading north.
There is free parking on site, beside Latitude's Restaurant. Look for the boats beside the building to the south. Head to Slip 19, in front of the townhouse condos. Use the ramp at the south end of the parking lot.
Please park in the dirt lot, not in the restaurant's parking lot.
Look for the TAG staff in the green hat and TAG shirt.
Note: If you are prone to sea sickness remember to take your meds before you get to the dock and board the yacht.
Boat Slip #19
13205 Gulf Blvd
Madeira Beach FL 33708
Click here for maps and directions!
Past Event Photos
Contact Us
Please click on the red "Support" tab on the left side of this page for the quickest response to questions. During the event look for TAG Staff in the green hats and white and green shirt. If there is anything we can do to make the event more enjoyable please let us know.
Thank You!
Cost: $1975.00
($500.00 deposit due at registration)
Final payment due by 1 Aug 2014
Have you ever seen a sunset over the Grand Canyon or swam in the emerald green waters? Do you want to see the best of the Grand Canyon all in one trip? If so, this tour is for you!
This is THE Grand Canyon trip, combining the magic of Havasu Falls with an experience of Grand Canyon National Park, we hit the top highlights of the Grand Canyon in just four days. This trip features 2 nights of camping at Havasu Falls, a night of lodging near the South Rim, dinner on the rim, and finally the quintessential views of a hike down the famous South Kaibab Trail.
Join TAG as we begin this tour with a hike into the incredible turquoise waters of Havasu Falls, where we camp for two amazing nights. Day two features a hike past the stunning 200-foot-tall Mooney Falls into lower Havasu Creek Canyon, hiking as far as Beaver Falls (7 miles round trip). The next day we hike out of Havasu Falls and make our way to our Lodge that sits just a ten minute drive from the rim of the Grand Canyon. That night we enjoy dinner in a lodge perched literally on the edge of the Canyon. The next morning we continue our journey and find ourselves at the helm of the most picturesque views in all of Grand Canyon - those in Grand Canyon National Park. The final top-off on this tour is a four to six hour round trip hike on the South Kaibab Trail, the single must-do hike in all the Grand Canyon Park. See the details below...
Meals Included: None
Travel: 2 hour shuttle
You're free from here, enjoy another day in Phoenix or catch the shuttle or taxi to the airport to fly home. Safe Travels.
Meals: B
Note: The weather in the Grand Canyon can be extreme. Please pack for rain, cool night-time temps (50's), and warm daytime temps (70's). Though it is a week-long trip, please limit your luggage to one or two bags at the most. Like any other transportation service, our shuttles only have a set amount of storage.
The following items are required for your trip. They are a
must for your safety and comfort. When shopping, think
layered clothing systems that work together.
No cotton Please! It gets wet and just makes you cold. You can find no-cotton sports-like clothing at Walmart or Target if you want to save money.
Clothing Checklist
Hiking Gear
Non-Hike Accessories:
Travel clothes like jeans and shirts
Batteries and chargers
Camera, batteries, and charger
Memory cards for cameras
Cellular phone charger
Cash for souvenirs, tips, and snacks
Other vacation items
Do not pack the following gear, its already provided and included in your cost:
How to Pack your Mule Gear Bag
Meals during the Hike
We provide a diversity of foods containing the necessary
nutrition for sustained energy output. Meals are made from
staples that travel well in the backcountry - rice, pastas,
lentils, beans, couscous, oatmeal, granola, etc. Meals are also
supplemented with trail foods such as crackers, cheese,
granola, energy bars, fresh and/or dried fruit, and energy
drink mixes.
Views of Mooney Falls on your day-hike on Day 4
Views while hiking the Rim Trail on days 5 and 6
This is the way hiking should always be. Mules will carry our gear so we get to hike with just a light day pack.
Flagstaff - Little America
Grand Canyon - Bright Angel Lodge
Phoenix - Hilton Airport
Total Cost: $1975.00
Note: Total cost does not include, airfare, alcoholic beverages, some meals, any baggage fees, tips for guides, personal purchases, or personal emergencies.
To ensure hotels and activities are reserved on time, a deposit is due at the time of registration. TAG offers partial payments using the pay later option when you register and checkout to pay, choose "Bill Me Later" if you wish to make payments for this event.
Methods of Payment
Pay securely by phone by calling 1-855-8000-TAG and we will process your debit or credit card with you on the line directly with our bank.
Register for the event and follow the instructions or pay directly through Paypal by sending your payment to: paypal@tampaadventuregroup.
Check or Money Order:
Pay by check or money order by sending a check or money order made out to Tampa Adventure Group. Mail to:
Tampa Adventure Group
4644 West Gandy Blvd. Suite 4, Box 149
Tampa, Florida 33611
Payment Options:
When you register and pay online, you have the option to make payments by using the bill me later option when checking out.
All of our backpacking meals are packed full of critical carbohydrates, proteins and fats. We carry foods that travel well in the backcountry – rice, pastas, lentils, beans, couscous, packaged meats, nuts, breads, oatmeal, granola, and more. For optimal taste and energy, we supplement all our meals with spices, herbs, oils, cheeses, butter, sugar, and fruits and vegetables (fresh and dried). In addition, we provide you with an assortment of trail mix, energy bars, and dried fruits to eat at your own discretion. We regularly accommodate vegan, vegetarian, kosher and non-gluten diets and will make adjustments for food allergies. Please note any dietary restrictions or food you don't like when registering for the event.
Non-hiking meals will include continental or hot breakfasts at hotels, lodges, or restaurants. Some meals are not included in your costs.
Where to Meet
Please check in with the TAG guide after you pick up your check bags at the Phoenix Airport. The TAG tour guide will be wearing a green TAG hat and white TAG shirt. If you are unable to find him please call 1-855-800-0824.
All single travelers will be placed in rooms with other single travelers of the same sex, single room options are available but reflect an increase in price, contact TAG for single room pricing options.
Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. A full gear list and pre-departure information will be sent upon registering. If you don't see your question answered here please call TAG at 1-855-800-0824 and we will be happy to help.
Pre-Event Meetup
Additional instructions, directions, and times will be provided by email after registering.
Waiting list in order that we received reservations. Please email TAG to be added to the waiting list.
1. No one on waiting list
Contact TAG, click on the red "Support" button on the left side of the page to access the support portal. Search existing questions for quick answers, or send TAG a message. We strive to respond to support tickets as quickly as possible.
Toll Free: 1-855-8000-TAG (824)
Florida's outdoors are amazing in November, enjoy the cool weather before summer returns. Get outside and breath some fresh air during this beautiful hike along a well marked trail through a local Tampa Bay park; Brooker Creek.
About the Wilderness Preserve
Brooker Creek Preserve is an 8,500-acre wilderness area located in the northeastern corner of Pinellas County. Bordered by Pasco County to the north and Hillsborough County to the east, the Preserve is roughly seven miles long and one and one-half miles wide and lies within the rapidly developing East Lake region of Pinellas County. Brooker Creek Preserve is a wilderness island surrounded on all sides by urban development.
Brooker Creek Preserve is not a park, but a wilderness area. Responsibility for its management rests with Pinellas County's Department of Environmental Management which is under the direct supervision of the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners.
The Preserve's namesake, Brooker Creek, is the only stream that enters Lake Tarpon and is a major influence on its water quality. The numerous channels of Brooker Creek enter the Preserve from wetlands in Hillsborough County and flow through a maze of swamps and uplands within the Preserve before combining into a single stream east of Lake Tarpon.
Ecologically, the Preserve is an interesting place and an important area to protect. The site supports populations of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, otter, gopher tortoise, bobcat, and coyote. Many of these species are abundant in the Preserve but are found nowhere else in the county. Likewise, many less common species such as the endangered Catesby lily, a variety of orchids, Bachman's sparrows, and the tiger swallowtail butterfly find refuge within the Preserve. The size and diversity of the Preserve will ensure that the great diversity of plants and animals that reside there now will have a home for future generations.
Preserve History
For about 15 years, Pinellas County has been acquiring the property which today comprises Brooker Creek Preserve. Some of the earliest purchases were targeted to protect groundwater quality around the county's Eldridge-Wilde well field. Other purchases were made for county projects that were not implemented.
Development and adoption of Pinellas County's Growth Management Plan in 1989 gave great impetus to expand the acreage of conservation lands within the county. The area that is now the Preserve was targeted as the best choice. Since 1990, an aggressive land acquisition campaign was waged to tie together the various parcels that were already owned by the county and to acquire additional environmentally sensitive tracts that had yet to be developed. Although the county was reasonably successful in purchasing land through a number of means including the "Penny for Pinellas" sales tax, the greatest boost came in 1992 when the Southwest Florida Water Management District purchased more than 1,600 acres adjacent to a county purchase of nearly 800 acres at the southern end of the Preserve.
Another significant boost to the land acquisition program came in 1993 when the State of Florida approved a grant request through its Preservation 2000, Communities Trust Fund Program for 13 separate parcels. The matching contribution of $1.2 million made it possible to add hundreds of additional acres to the Preserve, including the site for the Environmental Education Center. In 1995, another $1.2 million was approved by the State for additional acreage.
In 1995, Hillsborough County purchased 400 acres adjacent to the Preserve and the future could hold additional acquisitions beyond Pinellas County borders. An aggressive land purchase program continues in Pinellas County while contiguous wildlands remain available.
In 2009, Pinellas County added over 700 acres to Brooker Creek Preserve with the purchase of the Wilde property on the north side of Keystone Road. This land will provide a corridor for wildlife, connecting Brooker Creek Preserve with 1,000 acres in Hillsborough County and with the Anclote River corridor.
A comprehensive management plan developed with the assistance of biologists from the University of South Florida directs a program of land management, research, and environmental education. All the while, the Preserve provides a unique backdrop for a variety of public uses. Balancing the needs of wilderness with public use is
one of the great challenges of the Brooker Creek Preserve.
None, this is a Free Event.
Directions and Maps
Please check in with the TAG staff in the green TAG hat and TAG shirts when you arrive.
For driving directions and maps for this event click here!
From South Tampa - Follow the Courtney Campbell Causeway (SR60) west and turn north (right) onto McMullen Booth Road (CR611). The name of this road changes to East Lake Road north of Tampa Road (CR752). Continue north to Keystone Road (CR582) and turn east (right). Travel approximately 2.5 miles to the Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Center entrance. Follow the one-mile drive to the Center.
From North Tampa - From N Dale Mabry Hwy (SR597), turn west onto Van Dyke Road (CR685A) and travel to Gunn Hwy (CR587). Turn north (right) and continue 1.4 miles to Tarpon Springs Road (CR582). Turn west (left) and travel approximately 5.1 miles to the Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Center entrance. Follow the one-mile drive to the Center.
From Pinellas County - Go north on US19 to Tarpon Avenue E. (CR582) and turn east (right). Pass through the traffic signal at East Lake Road (CR611) and continue for approximately 2.5 miles to the Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Center entrance. Follow the one-mile drive to the Center.
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You is kind. You is smart. You is important."
I love The Help (2011). I don't care who knows it. So I'm immediately curious about Get On Up, Tate Taylor's follow up which reunites Minny & Aibileen though they both take a back seat since this time it's the story of rock legend James Brown (Chadwick Boseman). This trailer also starts with an affirmative.
You special. And your momma's a no account fool. But you ain't gonna be. One day everybody gonna know your name"
JAMES BROWN [*makes applause sound*]
Okay so that's not as universal an affirmation but... wait. oh. That makes Viola Davis the 'no account fool'? Do over! Not sure I'm okay with this. Time for a Yes No Maybe So™
Today is National Pie Day and if you don't celebrate it by watching Josh Brolin and Kate Winslet make pies as a substitute/preamble to carnal rutting in Labor Day (reviewed), you should eat one. To the left you'll see me as the proud chef of my first pie a month back. It was pumpkin (duh!), messy, and a little burnt but I devoured it anyway. Despite the deliciousness I had planned for this Very Important Day, film festivalling has thrown off my other blogging instincts (I'll be back to normal Monday). So no big pie-celebrating top ten list or visual extravaganza for this very special day.
When I think of pies in the movie I often think of The Help or Waitress but in neither of those cases would I want a slice, you know? The other most easy-to-retrieve pie memory is the now extinct slapstick gag of cream pies in people's faces.
Help me find better cinematic attachments to pies by citing your favorites in the comments.
Alexa here with my own contribution to the year in review. Everyone seems to agree that 2012 was a great year in film, and many are dissing 2011 in the process. Was 2011 really that bad? I would argue no...but I digress. This week is about honoring the films of last year, and we will hear from Seth MacFarlane's loud mouth on Thursday which will get the most attention in the coming weeks. So rather than add another best-of list to the heap, I thought I'd share instead my favorite film moments of 2012: my best cinematic experiences, old and new, best film celebrations, and generally the moments that reinvigorated my love of the medium.
10. Discovering the joys of reform school
After finding a musty promotional packet for So Young, So Bad at a thrift store in Georgia, I found myself down a juvenile delinquent rabbit hole, devouring many films in the reform school girl genre, including Reform School Girl (1957), Reform School Girls (1986), La residencia (The House That Screamed) (1969), and my personal favorite, Untamed Youth (1957).
9. Drowning my Oscar sorrows in pie
Overall I was displeased with the Oscars last year, primarily because my favorite Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was passed over in the few categories for which it was recognized. (Don't get me started on Gary Oldman's loss). So in the spirit of Minny from The Help, a transferred my anger into a pie that was all but annihilated by the end of the broadcast, yet without her secret ingredient.
Take This Waltz, Silver Linings Playbook and more... after the jump
The day has finally arrived! Have you finished all your last minute preparations? Made your final predictions? Bought all your party gifts and decor?
Baked all your chocolate pies and other Best Picture themed foods?
If Anxiety, Excitement, Prediction Jitters, Star Lust, and Indifference were all competing in the same category for "Best Usurping Of Your Mood," which would win?


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Not that I'm one to trust Matt Drudge, particularly on matters de la gays, but he has an interesting and well-sourced story up today about a potential battle brewing between "Bruno" and gay rights activists.
Drudge says that a New York Times expose is set for Sunday, looking into issues both GLAAD and the Human Rights Campaign have with the film. Rashad Robinson, senior director for GLAAD, said many people in the LGBT community are not going to be happy with the film, noting that while the film is "well-meaning" in it's attempt at satire, it's also "problematic in many places and outright offensive in others." HRC spokesman Brad Luna said that Baron Cohen "have a responsibility to remind the viewing public right there in the theater that this is intended to expose homophobia."
I assumed this kind of (over?)reaction might be on the horizon. I feel pretty confident in my trust of Baron Cohen's intentions - especially having seen every "Bruno" segment from "Da Ali G Show" a half dozen times. And while I'm sure there's going to be millions of homophobic idiots who go see "Bruno" and don't understand the satirical element, it's not like that will make matters worse. And I'd hope that some of the more intelligent, reasonable folks out there might actually take something progressive of the film and think twice about representations of their own behavior in the homophobia on screen.
But I haven't seen the film yet, so I'm also very curious to see what Brooks Barnes - the writer of the Times piece - has to say in his piece, which Drudge alleges "is planning to go thousands of words on the societal implications of it all."
Manny | June 13, 2009 1:18 AM
I'll have to disagree; I find "Bruno" offensive on many levels. At the very least, "Bruno" is the perpetuation of a stereotype about gays that is alienating and mono-dimensional. Are we laughing at "Bruno" because he's so "gay," a caricature of what gay people are, or are we laughing at the ridiculous homophobia he faces? Being as I haven't seen the film, I can't answer. However, I would venture to bet that the film's humor, at least partially, profits both by laughing at gays as well as the homophobia they encounter.
Sean | June 11, 2009 9:16 AM
I agree. Cohen is stridently political, if radical, and uses his comedy to reveal a lot of uncomfortable truths. I too have watched all the Bruno sketches a gazillion times, and I trust Cohen thoroughly. The dude is a genius, and generous to minorities. I hope we're right about the movie!
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Double F1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel continued his Saturday domination setting a time of 1 minute 24.178 seconds, edging McLaren's Lewis Hamilton by 0.296 seconds. The 2008 F1 World Champion however will not get to start second following his three-place grid penalty for ignoring yellow flags during Friday's first practice session.
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Five Philadelphia educators charged in test cheating
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A city principal and four teachers promoted cheating on standardized tests by changing student answers, providing answers to students and improperly reviewing questions prior to administering the tests, prosecutors said in announcing charges against the five.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane said Thursday that the defendants are accused of "perpetuating a culture of cheating" on the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment tests over a five-year period. A grand jury found that after the cheating stopped in 2012, the percentage of students who scored well on the tests dropped dramatically, authorities said.
The School Reform Commission, an appointed board that oversees the district, in January fired three high school principals and announced plans to discipline dozens of teachers and administrators following an investigation into cheating.
The educators worked at Cayuga Elementary School in the Hunting Park section of North Philadelphia. Charged were principal Evelyn Cortez, 59, and four teachers: Jennifer Hughes, 59; Lorraine Vicente, 41; Rita Wyszynski, 65; and Ary Sloane, 56. Cortez lives in the suburb of Dresher and Hughes in Jeffersonville. The other three are from Philadelphia.
The defendants were being asked to surrender to police Thursday morning. One defence lawyer involved in the case did not immediately return a message. It was not clear if the other defendants had lawyers.
In recent years, test cheating scandals have broken out in Atlanta, Nevada and other districts around the country, as public officials link school and district scores to funding and vow to close schools that underperform.
In Philadelphia, the Cayuga teachers were encouraged to bring the exams home to familiarize themselves with the tests, and teachers and students who declined to cheat were reprimanded by Cortez, state officials charged. When the exams were administered, Cortez allegedly went from room to room, sometimes tapping students' booklets to get them to change answers.
Cortez, Vicente and Hughes are charged with felony racketeering, records tampering, perjury, forgery and criminal conspiracy. Sloane and Wyszynski are charged with records tampering, forgery and criminal conspiracy.
"Cheating robs children of a good education and hurts kids and families," Kane said in a statement. "The alleged misconduct by these educators is an affront to the public's trust and will not be tolerated."
Kane's office is also investigating cheating allegations involving other schools in Philadelphia and around the state, her office said in a news release.
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From the air, you can get a good look at mother nature's path of destruction in Louisville. You can clearly see the EF 4 twisters trail. The artery appears to be brown, because so many homes, trees and roads were scrambled in mid air.
The National Weather Service numbers indicate the tornado had a width of 3/4 of a mile.
One of the targets the deadly cyclone hit was the Winston Medical Center. Google Earth shows what the structure looked like just hours before the twister tangled the entire property.
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The Bindlestiff Late Night Cabaret will perform at Foothills Performing Arts Center in Oneonta on Saturday, March 28. The evening of "Vaudevillainous Variety" will feature sword swallowers with attitude, jugglers with angst, chicks with whips, audience members on stage, bawdy humor, twisted physical comedy, moments of surreal beauty, and live music, as well as phenomenal juggler and prop manipulator Sean Blue and mind-bending contortionist Miss Ekaterina, performing physical near-impossibilities.
Roxbury — The Roxbury Rockets brought home the second-place team trophy out of 11 teams at the Capitol Area Junior High Regional Tournament held on Saturday at Ravena. The finish qualifies the team to attend the State Finals on April 17 and 18, at the State University at New Paltz.
Mt. Tremper — Emily Fisher and Dean Gitter, owners of Emerson Resort & Spa, have announced the appointment of Naomi Umhey as chief operating officer and Tracy Lynch as general manager. Between them, the two long-time executive team members share nearly 27 years experience working for the property.
Margaretville — The Auxiliary of Margaretville Memorial Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Center will host its 15th annual Spring Fair on Saturday, April 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mountainside. Among the featured events will be: the popular Easter Egg Treasure Hunt, photos with the Easter Bunny, crafts, candy, baked goods, and products by Avon. Door prizes will also be plentiful.
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There are 239 fewer people calling Delaware County home.
That's according to estimates released last week by the Census Bureau, which say that in July 2007 there were 46,324 residents. One year later that number dropped to 46,085.
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 226-9400
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Salaam Bombay offers Indian cuisine catering service for parties at the Banquet Hall and also for off premise locations. Salaam Bombay has special catering packages to suit your needs. A typical catering menu will comprise of 4 appetizers – a choice of 3 Vegetarian and 1 Non vegetarian Main course – a choice of 1 Chicken curry, 1 Lamb curry, 2 Vegetarian dishes, Daal, choice of rice preparation, plus an assortment of Indian breads and a choice of 2 desserts.
Private Party Facilities:
Celebrations at Salaam Bombay Banquet Hall delight the senses. The Banquet Hall at Salaam Bombay is the perfect backdrop for your celebration, if you have a party in mind. Gracefully styled with polished wood floor and rich oak paneled walls, the Banquet Hall can comfortably host up to 200 guests with a sit down dinner capacity of 125 guests. Salaam Bombay staff will work with you to create an unforgettable evening of delightful dining, the finest service, all in an elegant atmosphere. So the next time you plan a party, give us a call and we'll help you plan your party that will remain a memory to cherish.
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A word from Salaam Bombay - Tribeca
As the name connotes, Salaam Bombay is a salute to the city of Bombay, a city where varied cultures and cuisines blend to a splendid perfection and harmony. Much like New York, that is a smelting foundry of cultures, so too is Salaam Bombay a melting pot of Indian cuisine – presenting the heady
spices, flavored curries and melt-in-your-mouth Indian breads – from the nooks and corners of the exotic sub continent. Savor your meal in the casually elegant dining room decorated like an Indian ceremonious hall, under a colorful canopy of traditional Indian mirror work fabric. Or claim a table by the window overlooking the trendy TriBeCa neighborhood. Well spaced tables are attended to by impeccably trained staff knowledgeable in all aspects of food, wine and service.
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we love this restaurant. the
awning is beautiful and the food is even better. best of all, it's a quiet spot in a noisy city."
Dined on 7/12/2014
Food is a bit expensive, but
considering the neighborhood ... well, that is kinda expected. Not so many people in the restaurant, we were one of the two tables with people coming in occasionally for takeouts. But food was good. They have a lot of authentic Indian appetizers that other Indian restaurants tend to lack. The grills are tender, juicy, and very flavorful. Try it when you have the time and money!"
Dined on 6/27/2014
We enjoyed are dinner very
much .we arrived early and were treated very well. The food was delicious and well priced .we all had fantastic mixed drinks that added to the meal. The restaurant is pretty but it is starting to get shabby it need some freshing up."
Dined on 6/20/2014
Arrived from out of town for
business and this was a nice spot to enjoy some quality Indian food. Not quite spicy enough but everyone's definition of 'hot' varies."
Dined on 5/18/2014
Excellent indian food. The shrimp
and scallop appetizers are very fine. The Palak Paneer was delicious, and each member of our 5 person party was very pleased with the food. "
Dined on 5/9/2014
Fantastic dishes from diffrerent
regions. Service ws very good."
Dined on 12/28/2013
We have been ordering in or
sometimes eating here for several years. This was our go-to neighborhood take out choice. The Tandoori lamb chops have never been missed and usually not the prawns. Something has happened. The once perfectly cooked and tender, wonderfully seasoned lamb chops have left the scene. The other night we ate in the restaurant and found they were tough, poor quality meat, barely worth eating chops. I hope this is not a harbinger of the future of Salaam Bombay. Because of our history we will probably give it one more try but were extremely disappointed."
Dined on 10/18/2013
Food is always cold, mainly the
tandoori chicken, and rice too dried. The rest of the sauces are ok but in general could be much better."
Dined on 8/3/2013
Very friendly and attentive staff,
food was great as well."
Dined on 5/28/2013
I've been eating at Salaam Bombay
every time I'm in New York since the mid-80's, and this is one place that never disappoints. Tasty Indian food, decent prices and a pleasant staff add up to a great dining experience. They have a marvelous way with a shrimp, and anything from the tandoori oven is worth the trek to Tribeca. But truly, give me a bowl of one of their divine sauces and a whole basket of garlic naan and I'm good to go. These guys end up of every top ten Indian restaurants in New York list every time, and with good reason. Highly recommended!"
Dined on 5/20/2013
The could replace the menu books
with those without stains,they do their delicious food a disservice."
Dined on 5/18/2013
7 of us ended up having a
wonderful meal here. So glad we came. Food was good, drink was good, friends were great. Recommend."
Dined on 5/8/2013
I thought the food was pretty
mediocre. While I've come to expect big flavors from Indian food, the food here was on the bland side. It's possible there are better items on the menu, but I wouldn't hold out much hope."
Dined on 3/14/2013
Excellent food for a very
reasonable price. We go there often and in the evenings it's always quiet. Good service,"
Dined on 3/9/2013
Just OK, the food wasn't bad but
we felt the server was rude. Hostess/ greeter was not welcoming and told us we wouldn't get points since we had a coupon. The place was also empty on a Friday evening...that says it all! We will not be returning."
Dined on 3/8/2013
wonderful food - perhaps tops for
Indian food in the city. Very welcoming and comfortable."
Dined on 10/16/2012
overall this experience was just
middle of the road. the samosa chaat appetizer was the best thing we had. the chicken tikka masala and the lamb rogan josh were decent, but frankly i've had much better in Texas. i would not dine here again given the multitude of other indian options in manhattan."
Dined on 9/6/2012
I find the food at Salaam Bombay
was truly tradational taste of Indain spices and very delicious! Thank you for being original."
Dined on 8/25/2012
Food was great. Good service but
no air con. Sat by the open window so had a breeze anyway. Would go again"
Dined on 8/23/2012
In the webpage you can make a
reservation until 10.30 pm; once there the waitress told us the kitchen close at 11.00 pm and we have to order and eat in a real hurry and they gave us the check even before asking us if we wanted dessert!. In addition, don´t go to this restaurant if you want great atmosphere for a saturday night at Tribeca neighbourhood: we were alone at the saloon."
Dined on 8/18/2012
The food was excellent and the
service was really personalized and special. They even brought out a complimentary birthday dessert for my sister and sang to her."
Dined on 6/22/2012
Food was spicey, but not the
wonderful blending of spices that I've come to love about Indian cuisine. This was sharp and lacking in subtlety."
Dined on 5/22/2012
Restaurant is very sober and
traditional for the trendy area it is in. The food is delicious and the staff attentive without being intrusive. The mixed grill is great."
Dined on 4/22/2012
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This is the best and perhaps the only sport wall at Cochrane lane. There are 6 sport routes here on an immaculate vertical wall. All of the routes are 5.11 except for the classic Joint Venture which clocks in at 5.10c.
Getting There
Go past Joes and when you get to the Stairway head left to get to the Attic. Alternatively, from the Upper Tier, there is a faint trail that leads to the Attic from the Yosemite Sam area.
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Porcupine BBQ 5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c North America : Canada : ... : The Attic
Climb the sustained crimpy face and finish on a ramp that leads to the anchor. Great moves on typical Attic grainy crimps. Stick-clipping is recommended but not imperative....[more] Browse More Classics in International
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