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40 children, or more, could soon be without child care in Estherville, Iowa.
"Most of it is our employee expenses, and because we are a public sector we also have to pay into the IPRS or the retirement fund for employees, as well as insurance costs," Tara Paul, the Estherville Lincoln Central Superintendent explained.
Paul herself, is the working mother of girls, ages 9, 7, and 5 all of whom are also enrolled at the Estherville Child Care Center. And like many other parents, she's trying to find a new child care provider before the center closes in June.
"We have tried to do some alternative planning, and some after school care for them, but we do have some off days right now where we still need to bring them here," Paul said.
The child care center is located inside the Demoney Elementary school. Last August there were 87 students enrolled. Now, with about 5 months to go there are about 40 students left. Their families are still in the process of finding a new child care provider.
One parent says, she's having a hard time finding a new child care provider.
"There are not a whole lot of other choices in town. Most of them are full, so I don't really at this point have a place for him to go," Ann Ingvall a parent said.
So, that means Ingvall will have to look elsewhere for care. But, there's only 36 child care centers in Emmet County.
"I think there were about 700 kids between 0 and 5 years of age and then only 500 seats, in home or day care centers in the region to fill," Kathy Evert said.
Evert works with the Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation. She says, if parents can't find child care for their kids, that could put a strain on business.
"If the workers cannot find daycare it would be difficult to have workers take jobs, they may have to leave their job which then creates an additional work force challenge," Evert said.
Evert is now working with city leaders and community members to encourage more people to open up child care centers.
"So we've just started meeting trying to find way to encourage the new creation of childcare centers or existing child care centers to expand," Penny Clayton, with the City of Estherville said.
The Superintendent also says they're working with the center's 10 employees to help find them jobs after the closure.


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People's Alliance Federal Credit Union has a special 5.64% APY 15-month share certificate. The minimum deposit is $500. It doesn't seem to be listed at their website. A reader emailed me info on this, and I called today for further information. I was told that it does not require a checking account, and it's available at all of their branches and by mail. The customer service rep wasn't sure when it would end. It started on August 30th, so it likely won't last past September.
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La Naranja molesta is the Spanish verison of the Annoying Orange series. The videos are in Engilsh and subtitled in Spanish. They are the Annoying Orange shorts to be in Spanish language. However the episode Back to the Fruiture is dubbed in Spanish and known as Volver al Fruturo.
Character Translations
- La naranja (Orange)
- La pera (Pear)
- La fruta de la pasión/Granada (Passion Fruit)
- El malvavisco (Marshmallow)
- La manzana enana (Midget Apple)
- Toronja/Pomelo (Grapefruit)
- El abuelo limón (Grandpa Lemon)
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H.S. wrestling spotlight:Becton/Wallington rolls
Tyler Loughlin's major-decision victory helped power Becton/Wallington to a 51-24 victory over Glen Rock/Saddle Brook in an NJIC Division 1 wrestling match Wednesday night in East Rutherford.
Loughlin (17-1) earned a 12-4 triumph over Eric Schlett at 160 pounds to give the Wildcats a 35-12 lead.
Other big wins for Becton/Wallington (5-3), the No. 23 team in the The Record Top 25, came from Jon Arendas (11-9 over Ryan Cosgriff) at 113 pounds, Rafal Kolodziej (pin in 3:09 over Aidan Cappello) at 145 pounds and Michael Motto in a pin at 182 pounds. Glen Rock/Saddle Brook's Mike Andreano raised his record to 16-1 by pinning Andrew Quintana in 1:16 at 126 pounds.
RIVER DELL 41, RAMSEY 25 (at Oradell): Drew Nirchio (11-2) pinned Nick Gasparovich in 1:43 at 106 pounds to help the No. 4 Hawks (8-0) defeat the No. 24 Rams (5-5) in the Big North Patriot. Other big River Dell wins came from Dylan Mitchell at 113, Danny Lynch at 138, Vincent Cariddi at 145, Brendan Campbell at 152, Tyler Kallensee at 160 and Nick Baranello at 195.
DEMAREST 44, BERGENFIELD 20 (at Bergenfield): Anthony Rubinetti (17-1) earned a fall in 59 seconds at 113 pounds to help the No. 16 Norsemen (11-2) defeat the No. 20 Bears (6-3). Owen Ross at 138, Owen Mayer at 152, Michael Amatrula at 160, Sam Duffany at 170 and Calvin Cho at 220 also earned big wins for Demarest.
DON BOSCO 48, PARAMUS CATHOLIC 15 (at Paramus): Parker Stone, Sam Cali, Daniel McBrinn, Bruno Gerardi and Jeff Lombardi recorded pins to lift the Ironmen (5-4), the No. 2 team in the The Record Top 25, past the Paladins in the Big North United.
OLD TAPPAN 39, TENAFLY 21 (at Old Tappan): Robert Prifitera, Anthony Crasto, Mateo Rodriguez, Zachary Frohlich, Daniel Bendul and Jedh Downey earned wins to start the match, giving the Golden Knights (6-4), the No. 21 team, a 27-0 lead.
HAWTHORNE 63, MANCHESTER 15 (at Haledon): Mike Patullo, Matt Knepper, Ethan Ramos (18-0), Evan Ramos (17-0), William Brown and Richard Rivera had pins to propel the Bears past the Falcons in an NJIC Division 2 match.
WESTWOOD 38, PASCACK HILLS 23 (at Montvale): Slater Brown earned an 18-6 major-decision victory over William Trumbetti at 160 to help lift the Cardinals past the Cowboys. Christopher Cofrancesco at 170, Craig Carmilani at 182, Brandon Gallagher at 195 and Nick Napoli at 285 also came up with important Westwood wins.
POMPTON LAKES 45, CRESSKILL 19 (at Cresskill): Dante Amato edged Tommy Hollenfer, 4-3, at 152 pounds and Corey Flynn pinned James Reynoso in 3:25 at 160 to help the Cardinals (5-5) rally from an early 15-6 deficit. Keith Lopez and Hunter McConnell also picked up falls for Pompton Lakes.


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Another Sioux Falls clerk has been robbed at gunpoint. It's the fourth armed robbery in the last week.
The latest robbery happened early Monday morning near the corner of 12th Street and Kiwanis Avenue at the Freedom convenience store. A white man dressed in all black and wearing a black bandana stole cash from the store after pointing a handgun at the clerk.
"At this point we don't have any idea if this is related to any of the other robberies but that's something the detectives will be working on," Sam Clemens with Sioux Falls Police said.
Monday's robbery at Freedom comes exactly one week after two casinos were robbed in Sioux Falls. A white man robbed the clerk at Deuces casino at gunpoint and then later in the morning two people robbed the Paradise Casino with a knife.
Last Wednesday, two men robbed Domino's Pizza near 57th and Cliff around 1 a.m. with a gun. One suspect kept the employees in a back room, while the other raided the cash register.
Police say the best thing for clerks to do during a robbery is to give the thieves what they want.
"You can always replace the cash; don't do anything to put yourself in harms way," Clemens said.
Police are scouring surveillance footage to see whether there are any connections or clues in these incidents, but they are also asking for tips from the public to help them solve the rash of robberies.
"People talk and detectives have their sources out and they hear things so it's different information that comes in at different points and in different ways. It comes and it's just a matter of trying to put that together and find people," Clemens said.
Police say most of the businesses in the city have added cameras and lighting to improve security and help investigators piece together information following a robbery.


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You are heredjango
Logging in to a Django site with a magic token
I have a simple video website for my kids and each kid has a separate login. This is so they can each have their own videos, but also so that some videos can be private (ie. hidden from the outside world, or other logged in users). Typing in a username and password is impossible for my kids to do, as they are almost 5 and 2 years old, and they use this website on Google TV. So, with a magic token-style login, all they need to do is navigate to their bookmark on the Google TV homepage and press OK on the remote control.
First thoughts about Django-CMS
I just set up a site using Django-CMS over at Pomme d'Api Preschool. Overall, I am pretty impressed. I really like the Django admin interface enhancements as well as the site overlay editing feature. One of the best things it he use of django-filer, a file management tool to manage all the uploads to the site. It's awesome and it makes me want to throw out this home page completely and switch over to Django-CMS. Image handling in Drupal has always sucked and still does.
Moving Data from One Database to Another with Django
So I have a django database I'm working on and I decided I wanted to do the development in sqlite3 instead of mysql. I decided to do this because it makes it easier, for example, to have someone else work on HTML/CSS if I can just give them a directory, tell them to run a bash script and go to http://localhost:8000, rather than them having to do all that AND setup a mysql server. Sure, that can also be done with a script, but with sqlite things are just a hell of a lot easier in some ways.
Django Golf Handicap Tracker
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This is the first Django application I ever built. It was started in the 0.96 days and I have since ported it to 1.0. It mostly works and now supports multiple users using the django-registration and django.contrib.auth module. I haven't done much work on it though. Eventually I will put it online for all to use.
Vancouver Sun Parking Tickets Website Screen Scraper
When the Vancouver Sun came out with their Vancouver parking tickets database I immediately had some burning questions, like, did the meter maids work on holidays? Do the work less in the evening than during the day? I found it difficult to answer these questions using their interface, so I decided to screen scrape all 1.6 million parking tickets in to my own MySQL database. This was a bit challenging as they made it difficult to screen scrape the data but eventually it could be done simply by first getting an AppKey, a hidden value inside the HTML source and then doing queries using that AppKey as a parameter. It took about a week to get all 1.6 million tickets downloaded. By using Django, it was easy to get them in to a database and view the results. Initially I just put all the data in to one table, then later I decided to normalize the data a bit which was interesting as I decided to do that in pure SQL which I hadn't done before. I did the scraping itself using a combination of BeautifulSoup, lxml, and mechanize.
vancouver-parking-tickets project at GitHub
MySQL SQL dump (42 MB)
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Django Recipes Application
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My mom was writing a family cookbook using Microsoft Word and I thought this was a bad idea for several reasons. At first I thought about using LaTeX to separate the style from the content a bit, then I thought about using XML, then I settled on a database as being the most generic to store recipe data. I quickly decided on using Django to create this cookbook framework because Python is probably my strongest language and it makes creating custom websites really easy.
South is amazing
I just started using South and it is awesome. I tried django-evolution and dmigrations before but they just didn't cut it. I'm just working on a project by myself but I have it running on a slicehost server and I do development on my desktop computer or laptop computer and South has made doing data and schema migrations so much easier. I love being able to create migrations on my dev box and then try them out, make sure they worked, check-in the changed code and the migration files, sync the server's code and run ./manage.py migrate and I'm done. I used to do manual SQL operations on both databases, or just overwrite the older with the newer (if possible). I just did two quick model changes (first was adding a new field that I wanted to seed with the data from another field, and the other was just adding a new blank=True CharField) and I felt like it was an order of magnitude faster than before.
Django Applications at Work
Today someone at my work just released a simple Django app, the second one now running at my company. Here are the two Django apps running so far:
Awesome Talk by Adrian Holovaty at Vancouver Python User Group
Adrian Holovaty gave a talk to the Vancouver Python User's Group tonight. Really nice, funny presentation. His plane was late so while we waited for him we watched his talk at Snakes and Rubies. He showed us some of the new features coming in Django. The neatest thing for me was this new thing he's been working on called "databrowse". It's really awesome. Also the forms stuff is a lot nicer now in the newforms library. Someone asked about migration with Django and how to modify the schema once your app is up and running.
Adrian Holovaty Talk and Django Jam in Vancouver
This Sunday, the Vancouver/Zope User's Group (maybe the Zope part should be removed? sorry guys) is having a "Django Jam", a hands-on session where you can see how to create some simple applications or perhaps here some people talk about things they have developed in Django. Unfortunately the two applications I am working on are immature right now and I don't have a laptop, but I'll be there checking out what other people have done.
Tuesday is even more exciting as Adrian Holovaty, the lead Django developer/founder is going to give a talk to the Python User's group while he is in town for another conference. If you are interested in web frameworks (especially simple ones done in a cool language) come and check it out.
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Vancouver Python User Group Talk on Python Web Frameworks (Django, Turbogears) - October 3, 2006
Vancouver's Python and Zope User Group will be having a talk on Python web frameworks, ie. Django and Turbogears at their upcoming meeting on October 3rd. I'm looking forward to learning about web frameworks in general a bit more and perhaps what differentiates them from each other and from Ruby on Rails.


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I am launching this blog as a way to celebrate my last few years of traveling. I'm just one human being with plenty of rough edges and a story. I have dreams, ideas and thoughts. My dream to travel to the USA was fulfilled in 2011 and since then I have visited many different states and countries. I feel grateful that I have the privilege to see places and to get to know amazing people from all walks of life. The whole experience has been and continues to be life changing.
While taking many photos along the way I naturally developed an eye for good compositions and I read books about photography. But don't expect great photos from the beginning, they will get better from trip to trip. I will be writing my stories as I travel along, but I will also revisit past adventures. I will help you time travel through my memories as I recall them piece by piece, bit by bit.
First destination New York City, USA
My first long distance solo travel was a study travel. I had to finish my master thesis and wanted to do research at the University of Chicago to improve my work. On that occasion I also decided to spend two days in New York City to do some sightseeing. So I booked a trip in one of Lufthansa's A380s, which was brand new at that time.
It is a four-engined, twin-deck aircraft with young and motivated flight attendants, and an experienced captain. In retrospect, despite the plane's impressive size, the flight from Frankfurt to JFK was one of my most turbulent. The motto was: shaken, not stirred.
My arrival in the land of the free, the city upon a hill, the country that lives pragmatism was therefore accompanied with relief and happiness to have solid ground under my feet again. I got a room in a cheap airport hotel and went to Times Square to do a sightseeing tour. I was overwhelmed by the city. The skyscrapers easily dwarfed their Frankfurter counterparts, people rushed out of subway stations on overcrowded sidewalks and one yellow cab queued after another.
The advertisements were made as tall as houses to catch a glimpse of attention of the hectic New Yorkers. Everywhere in the streets around Time Square was a smell of grilled meat, spaghetti sauce and a strange mix of different foods.
The day after my arrival I visited the Statue of Liberty and wondered why all those Americans described her as smaller than expected. From my perspective everything in the USA seemed much bigger than I thought it would be. Back at Battery Park I saw these street performers:
I shall return a few more times on later travels to New York and it took some visits to get used to the great scuttle of that metropolis. I will write more about the vibe and the attractions of the city in future "Revisited". London and Buenos Aires are the only cities that left a similar impression to me so far.
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Social TV and Togetherness
Is technology drawing us closer together, or pulling us apart? When it comes to TV and digital media, the answer may well be "yes" to both.
A more recent book that takes a similar view is Sherry Turkle's Alone Together. Turkle was a pioneer in writing about how we interact with digital technology, and her earlier works were more sympathetic than many to the idea of using digital media to communicate. By the time she came to write Alone Together, however, Turkle's views (and perhaps technology as well) had changed to the point that she now sees digital media more as an isolating influence. Unlike Putnam, she feels this is not because we are becoming more focused on ourselves but because the ways in which we communicate using digital technology replace more meaningful interactions. Her key examples are the preference she records among the teenagers she interviewed for texting over voice calls and for spending time on crafting a Facebook profile rather than spending time face-to-face with their friends. But digital technology has also taken many solitary pursuits and made them more social. A particularly interesting example of this is how the technologies that concern Turkle are changing how we use the technologies that worried Putnam, by making them a more social, communal experience.
Today those water cooler conversations are happening again, through digital media. Not surprisingly, it was those shows that had the highest viewer engagement, such as Star Trek, whose fans began to find themselves online, in the prehistoric Internet of bulletin board systems. Even with the near-universality of Internet use, though, until recently most of the online water cooler talk was still about those high-engagement shows. It was only the introduction of smartphones and tablets, which removed the physical and logistical barriers to being online at the same time as you were watching TV, that a significant number of people began talking online about the shows they were watching: today a third of Canadians consider themselves to be "social viewers," and TV-related tweets make up a fair portion of Twitter's total traffic. As a result, Nielsen has announced plans to supplement its ratings with data from Twitter.
It's easy to see what the TV industry gets from this: viewers are more engaged and loyal to the shows they watch, are easier to advertise to (a little under one in five smartphone users have done Internet searches about products they've seen advertised to and easier to promote new shows to (one in six Canadians has watched at least one TV show based on reading a tweet about it; last month The Walking Dead, one of the most talked-about were shows online, was also the most-viewed show in its time slot despite being aired by cable channel AMC.) But are these online conversations replacing more meaningful forms of communication, as Turkle might argue? Social TV viewing is almost always associated with using two or more screens at once (it's much more common among smartphone and tablet owners) and multi-screening is associated with a higher risk of anxiety and depression. Is "social" TV actually making us more isolated?
The question at the heart of that concern is whether our time spent on the social aspects of TV is coming at the expense of time we would otherwise be spending talking to people face-to-face. But the "virtual water cooler" seems to be largely provoking new online conversations, not replacing old offline ones. While we may worry about scenes where each member of the family is watching and talking on their own screens, recent Canadian research suggests that despite the relatively high level of social TV viewing, watching TV is still often a whole-family activity. Nor is social viewing just making people more deeply involved in their favourite shows; the programs that inspire the most online conversations are live, high-profile events such as sports or awards shows -- exactly the sort of common experiences, like the Beatles' appearance on the Ed Sullivan show or the last episode of M*A*S*H, that until recently were thought to be things of the past.
As with all media experiences, we need to bring caution and skepticism to social TV. There certainly is the potential that it may lead to excessive screen time and an unhealthy level of viewer engagement, though as with video games we need to careful not to rush to judgment and confuse a temporary enthusiasm with a genuine problem. Moreover, there is the chance that it may have further positive effects as well. We have already seen how Twitter and Facebook have transformed the ways in which news is gathered, spread and interpreted, and while social media's effectiveness as a fact-checker has to be weighed against its ability to spread rumours, it has certainly made people more aware of the necessity to be skeptical and question what you see, read and hear. If social TV can get people talking about the shows they watch, perhaps we will see the media literacy work that's already happening online -- on topics like diversity representation, gender stereotyping, and advertising -- move into the mainstream conversation.
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South Dakota's Senate Race: Two Potential Candidates' Spending Pasts
Dan Barrett
March 26, 2013
Today, Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD) is expected to announce that he will not seek a fourth term as one of South Dakota's Senators. With this news, at least six people from the Mount Rushmore State have either declared or are considering a 2014 run at the seat, including:
Using NTUF's BillTally project, which is the only comprehensive research system to score EVERY introduced bill in Congress for new potential spending or savings to taxpayers, I compiled the past agendas of Congresswoman Kirsti Noem (R-SD) and former Congresswoman Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D-SD). Scoring each of their supported (sponsored or cosponsored) measures for budgetary effects, I was able to find some interesting points about both Representatives' legislative past. This does not necessarily mean that Noem and Sandlin would continue these trends but there is a likelihood that they may repeat what they have previously done.
You can search for your Member's or Senators' line-by-line BillTally report here.
Congresswoman Kristi Noem was first elected to Congress in 2010 for the 112th Congress. She serves on the Agriculture and the House Armed Services Committees. In this short amount of time (see the note in the following table), it is difficult to determine if Representative Noem would support similar legislation in the future. However, she did support measures that would increase and decrease federal spending.
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Former Congresswoman Stephanie Herseth Sandlin served four terms in the House from 2004 to 2011. During her last term, she served on the Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Veterans' Affairs Committees. She also was on the Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming. Representative Sandlin's proposals, similar to Congresswoman Noem, is a mix of government cost increases and decreases.
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One broad area that both potential candidates seemingly agree on is removing benefits caps for military veterans and their dependents so that they may receive full concurrent payments. Congresswoman Noem supported permitting surviving spouses of veterans to receive compensation from multiple benefits programs without payment limits whereas Congresswoman Sandlin has either sponsored or cosponsored legislation that would allow for veterans (and government pensioners) to receive full concurrent benefits.
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Here's comedian Mike Birbiglia talking about performing at the annual dinner held by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. This is where the writers hand out their major awards—the MVP, the Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, etc. (It gets slightly NSFW at the end.)
So, who was the humorless, quick-to-take-offense recipient of the BBWAA Lifetime Achievement award who couldn't let a comedian's mild, decidedly not pointed jest go unremarked upon? Five minutes of googling provided the answer, in the form of this blog post by a friend of Birbiglia's who was in attendance that night.
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Toronto swung to the right in the mayoral election, will midtown voters do the same in the federal election?
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Former middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik sustained a rib injury training and has withdrawn from his Nov. 13 fight, co-manager Cameron Dunkin said Monday.
Pavlik was training to face Brian Vera at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in the co-featured bout on the HBO PPV card headlined by Manny Pacquiao against Antonio Margarito.
The fight was supposed to have been Pavlik's first fight since Sergio Martinez badly cut him and outpointed him to win the 160-pound world championship in April.
"I don't know exactly what happened, but I was told by [trainer] Jack Loew that he had a rib injury a few days ago and might not be able to fight, and then he confirmed it to me (Monday) morning," Dunkin said. "I'm heartbroken, I'm devastated, I'm sick to my stomach.
"This was such a great opportunity for Kelly, to be at Cowboys Stadium in front of who knows how many fans in a fun fight on a great show, a great event. I could go on and on."


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Call them predictions, call them hunches. Call them educated, or call them random. I think alot of us have some ideas about how this year in the NFL is going to pan out. Here are a few of mine. What are yours??
1. Michael Vick will have a subpar year. This has nothing to do with today's contract announcement. Team's started to figure out the second half of last season. I think he is overrated big time. Look for either injury or a high turnover rate to make Vick one of the most disappointing players in the league this year for the Philly "Dream Team."
2. Tampa Bay will not have a winning season. I think they overachieved last year. Won a lot of close games, snuck up on a lot of people. I'm not saying they're bad. But I'm calling for 7-8 wins for the Bucs in 2011.
3. The Bears will not make the playoffs. Jay Cutler is a ticking time bomb, in my opinion. Take away one of his few legit receivers in Greg Olsen, and this just might be the year we see him go mental. I don't like the Bears' receiving corps at all.
4. Look for the usual suspects in the AFC. While the NFC has a nice flux of changing contenders each year, I don't see anyone breaking through this group in the AFC: Steelers, Jets, Pats, Ravens.
5. I like the Cowboys in the NFC East. (Gagging to say that, I hate the Boys). The Giants look to me as a team getting stale under Tom Coughlin. The have a distraction in Osi, a major weapon lost in Steve Smith. Philly I think will come up short because of poor QB play. Washington is in the Luck sweepstakes.
6. The Panthers?? I have no idea, I really don't. They have the earmarks of a team that will struggle in the beginning of the year, and start to get some wins in the second half. Resulting in the ol' "just wait till next year" hopes flowing for 2012. Perhaps, for once, with good reason.
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1:10pm Thursday 13th December 2012 in News By Peter Truman
Primary schools in Brighton and Hove have achieved their best ever exam results.
Figures released today reveal every school in the city met the national benchmark in English and maths.
The league tables from the Department for Education for Key Stage Two (KS2) show in every one of Brighton and Hove's 44 primary schools at least 50% of pupils reached the Government's Level 4 target in reading, writing and arithmetic.
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Year 6 pupils sitting their SATs exams secured the results, which saw 79%, or 1,874 children, picking up a Level 4 or above in maths and English – 204 more than did so a year earlier.
The only negative was that none of the city's schools managed to get 100% of their pupils to attain the grade.
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Whitehawk Primary School saw the biggest improvement, having been the lowest performing school in the city last year.
The school was deemed as "failing" by Ofsted when inspectors visited and in line with Government policy was earmarked to become an academy.
City College Brighton and Hove is looking to apply to the Department for Education to sponsor the school.
The proportion of its pupils gaining Level 4 at English and maths at KS2 was languishing at 35% in 2011.
But this year that figure has leapt to 65%, showing an astonishing improvement.
Ann-Marie Noble, the assistant headteacher at Whitehawk Primary who is taking over as headteacher in January, said the rise was due to a rigorous and committed approach from the whole school's staff to provide the best education for their pupils.
She added: "We are just absolutely delighted with our results.
"This year we are going to build on this result and we are looking to get out of special measures and get a 'good' on our Ofsted inspection."
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The best performing primary school was St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School. In English and maths, 97% of pupils there gained level 4 at KS2.
Headteacher Jacqueline Lance paid tribute to the hard work of staff and pupils.
She said: "Everyone here is delighted.
"The governors acknowledge the hard work everyone has done.
"There has also been a lot of parental support which is important – we are a community school."
St Margaret's C of E Primary School was next, with 93% of pupils reaching the required level.
And Patcham Junior School was the third best in the city, with 91% attaining Level 4.
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But it is at the other end of the spectrum where the improvement has been seen the most.
Last year Whitehawk Primary School, Hertford Junior, St Mary Magdalen, Moulsecoomb Primary, Mile Oak Primary and Fairlight Primary all had less than half of pupils achieving level 4.
But in a stunning turnaround, not one of the schools saw less than 50% reach the target for English and maths this year.
Sue Shanks, the chairman of the council's children and young people committee, said: "This is the result of lots of hard work by staff, parents and most importantly pupils. Well done to all of them.
"A good foundation at this age gives a great basis to build on for future success."
Key Stage 2 level four primary school results.
School name, percentage of pupils who achieved at least level four in both English and maths and its ranking in Brighton and Hove.
Aldrington Primary School 83% 21
Balfour Primary School 89% 8
Benfield Junior School 64% 39
Bevendean Primary School 76% 26
Carden Primary School 84% 14
Carlton Hill Primary School 58% 43
Coldean Primary School 73% 32
Coombe Road Primary School 66% 36
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Downs Junior School 89% 7
Elm Grove Primary School 69% 35
Fairlight Primary School 84% 15
Goldstone Primary School 84% 13
Hangleton Junior School 83% 16
Hertford Junior School 81% 23
Middle Street Primary School 81% 22
Mile Oak Primary School 72% 33
Moulsecoomb Primary School 74% 31
Our Lady of Lourdes RC School 90% 6
Patcham Junior School 91% 3
Peter Gladwin Primary School 89% 11
Queen's Park Primary School 83% 20
Rudyard Kipling Primary School 75% 29
St Andrew's CofE (Aided) Primary 91% 4
St Bartholomew's CofE Primary School 72% 34
St Bernadette's Catholic Primary 97% 1
St John the Baptist Catholic Primary 80% 24
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School 65% 38
St Luke's Primary School 89% 10
St Margaret's CofE Primary School 93% 2
St Mark's CofE Primary School 50% 44
St Martin's CofE Primary School 76% 27
St Mary Magdalen Catholic Primary 63% 40
St Mary's Catholic Primary School 63% 41
St Nicolas' CofE Junior School 75% 28
St Paul's CofE Primary School and Nursery 87% 12
Saltdean Primary School 90% 5
Somerhill Junior School 74% 30
Stanford Junior School 89% 9
West Blatchington Primary and Nursery 60% 42
West Hove Junior School 79% 25
Westdene Primary School 83% 18
Whitehawk Primary School 65% 37
Woodingdean Primary School 83% 19
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A LEOMINSTER shop which has helped to raise hundreds of pounds for local charities has been broken into once again.
Police were called between 3am and 6am yesterday morning to Aladdin's General Stores on Bridge Street.
Equipment taken included a computer monitor and hard drive for CCTV worth £500, £344 worth of supermarket stamp savings, menthol cigarettes, mobile phones, CDs and £2,500 in cash.
Sue Williams, owner of the store, said: "I'm more gutted for my staff. They had been saving for nights out, putting £2 a week into a pot and it mounts up.
"We have several nights out a year but hadn't had one for ages. We said only last week that we'd saved a good amount and should arrange something but obviously now that won't happen.
"We've installed more CCTV and alarms now. But we've had wonderful support.
"The Hop Pole Inn has started a collection for my staff – Leominster's a lovely community like that. I've had a huge amount of messages in support too. People have said we do so much for charity here – we raised £1,000 for little Freddie recently.
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Aureriel Fairchild is a young girl who only appears in Chiffon's memories.
Practically nothing is known of Aureriel's background.
In her only appearance in the manga, she's shown to be in her early to mid-teens, with shoulder length light brown hair that framed her face, the bangs hanging just above her eyes. She had a rather striking physique for her age, graced by a simple dress held up by two thin straps.
She's an upbeat girl, despite the tense environment wrought by the threat of the Novas.
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As Chiffon goes on her rampage during the Summer Carnival, a distant memory of Aureriel appears, saying she'd always be happy if she kept smiling.
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She appears in Chiffon's flashback, sitting on a the edge of a fountain. She tells her sibling that no matter how hard life got, if she'd just keep smiling, she'd find happiness. In her final moments, Chiffon told her she was probably right.
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Her older relative, whom she always told to keep smiling. However its unknown if she was Chiffon's real sister, this because Chiffon presumably was created in Lab 13 and there is no mention of Aureriel among Lab 13's sisters.
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The School has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the School of Public Health at the University of Hong Kong's Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine.
The agreement will strengthen collaborative global health research between the two institutions and will also provide opportunities for faculty and student development.
Professor Peter Piot, Director of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, signed the agreement in Hong Kong at an event attended by 40 guests including Prof Sophia Chan, Under Secretary for Food and Health, Dr Constance Chan, Director of the Department of Health, Dr Mak Sin-ping, President of Hong Kong College of Community Medicine and Dr Leong Che-hung, Chairman of the Council at Hong Kong University.
The University of Hong Kong's School of Public Health has a long and distinguished history in public health education and high impact research. It is a leading research hub on influenza research, control of infectious and non-communicable diseases, tobacco control, air pollution, psycho-oncology, behavioural sciences, life-course epidemiology, health economics research, and health services planning and management, and its work has informed international, national and local public health policies.
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Speaking at the ceremony, Prof Peter Piot said: "The signing of this agreement is an opportunity to renew the commitment to the relationship between Hong Kong University and the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Researchers and public health practitioners in both institutions will join forces to identify public health problems in today's globalised world, and devise solutions to address them together. I look forward to a fruitful collaboration in both teaching and research to enhance global public health."
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military exhibits and displays and live music by the Andrew Thielen Big
Band. The picnic lunch, prepared by the Omar Chefs Shriners, is free for
active-duty military personnel, veterans and their families, including National
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Rocky Bleier's life story is a
gripping tale of courage on the football fields of America and the battlefields
of Vietnam. A 1968 graduate of Notre Dame University, Bleier was drafted
by the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers in the 16th round. As his
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putting his football career on hold.
Bleier volunteered to serve in
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Brigade. On August 20, 1969, his platoon ran into an ambush, and his legs
were seriously wounded by rifle fire and grenade fragments. The US Army
Specialist 4 was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. Bleier
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physical obstacles. Little by little, he fought back, successfully re-joining
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running back for a team that won four Super Bowls and even caught the go-ahead
touchdown pass from Terry Bradshaw in Super Bowl XIII. Bleier retired
after the 1980 season with a career total of 3,865 rushing yards, 136
receptions and 25 touchdowns.
The Military Appreciation Days
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Memorial Day Weekend Parade on Saturday, May 25. Bleier's military service,
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recognition of our service men and women and our military heritage here in
Myrtle Beach.
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during Military Appreciation Days include concerts, a 5K walk/run and the
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Here's a look at some of the top stories from Severna Park Patch this week. To read more of any story, just click on the link.
1. Police Charge Man in Home Burglary
Anne Arundel County police arrested and charged a Severna Park man after they say he attempted to break into an area home on New Year's Day.
More than a month after Severna Park Middle School custodian Dovell Johnson donated a kidney to save his brother's life, both men are doing well. Johnson, 23, donated a kidney to his brother, Rhondell Jones, on Nov. 13, and Johnson's co-workers at Severna Park Middle School rallied around him and offered an abundance of support.
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Victoria's Fancy Foods is seeking contestants for its fourth annual Chocolate Olympics. Held the Saturday before Valentine's Day, the event will take place on Feb. 9 and owner Victoria Stagmer is looking for contestants willing to cook up their favorite chocolate recipes.
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Staff and customers at Stithian's Seven Stars Inn have plenty to drink to after raising more than £4,100 for charities over the past year.
Within the village the money has helped buy a wheelchair for an elderly resident and boost the funds of the village scout group, church, pre-school, football club and rugby club.
Just over £700 of the money has gone to making sure the annual lantern parade continues next year, as organisers are no longer able to get funding.
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