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The former mouth of Emily's List has an op-ed in today's Washington Post in which she tackles what she considers to be a problem – people who say that abortion
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In the midst of all the carnage and brutality committed by ISIS, there are stories of heroism. Facing the risk of torture and death for expressing their beliefs, some courageous
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If anything good comes out of the mess in Ferguson it may be a national consensus that American police forces have gradually morphed from a force designed to protect citizens
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The malfeasance and misfeasance of the Ferguson, MO, police department is approaching epic proportions. Earlier this morning the police chief, Thomas Jackson, gave a brief press statement, I say statement
Of course, it shouldn't surprise anyone that Rick Perry is not going to take this revenge indictment by Rosemary Lehmberg lightly. I mean, who on Earth would have the temerity
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15 May 2012
Taking stock of the successes, challenges and future of the global AIDS response after three decades was at the core of the Global Business Coalition annual conference on Health (GBCHealth) held from 14-15 May in New York.
Under the theme of "Defining forward: Business, health and the road ahead" the conference brought together corporate executives, government leaders, policy makers, multilateral organizations, civil society and the media to discuss the most serious global health issues of today.
Headline speakers included Michelle Bachelet of UN Women, Barbara Bush of Global Health Corps, Deepak Chopra, Muhtar Kent of The Coca-Cola Company, Madam Bongi Ngema-Zuma, South Africa's First Lady and UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé.
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AIDS@30 was the first, tone-setting session in the GBCHealth conference, where the UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé shared a platform with Anglo American's chief medical officer Brian Brink, the United States Global AIDS Coordinator Ambassador Eric Goosby and President of GBCHealth John Tedstrom. Mr Sidibé highlighted the considerable progress that has been made in the international AIDS response. He emphasized the fact that almost 60 countries—34 in sub-Saharan Africa—have stabilized or reduced the number of new HIV infections. This was attributed in part to extensive collaboration between a range of partners.
"Local governments are taking greater responsibility for their epidemics. But HIV is a shared responsibility that involves governments, donors, civil society and the private sector."
Mr Brink agreed that the private sector has a key role to play in ensuring the success in the response to AIDS and described Anglo American's efforts to implement workplace policies to keep its workforce and their families healthy.
"Anglo American has demonstrated that investing in HIV prevention, treatment and care has measurable and positive impact on the bottom line," said Mr Brink. "By investing in your employees, you reduce absenteeism, increase productivity and contribute to the wellbeing of the company."
The debate was wide-ranging and touched on a number of issues, including how the epidemic has evolved; the necessary and sufficient conditions for a truly sustainable response and the prospects for AIDS funding in an uncertain economic climate.
HIV should not be seen as a disease but an opportunity and entry point to address critical issues in society including human rights and gender equality
Michel Sidibé, UNAIDS Executive Director
"30 years ago, access to HIV treatment in the countries hardest hit by the epidemic was not deemed possible. Today's increased access to treatment is a tangible prove of what can be achieved when all sectors join forces to address the AIDS epidemic," said Ambassador Goosby.
It was also stressed that one of the major achievements of the AIDS response is the fact that it has been an entry point to larger social issues, giving vulnerable people a voice and the power to use it. As Michel Sidibé contended, "HIV should not be seen as a disease but an opportunity and entry point to address critical issues in society including human rights and gender equality."
Participants concluded that businesses, from the largest global corporations to micro enterprises, private sector associations and coalitions need to lend their resources and expertise in order to effectively respond to AIDS. Businesses should move beyond ensuring the well-being of their employees and actively contribute to the response by disseminating vital AIDS information through print, broadcast and billboard advertising space; lobbying for effective AIDS policies and providing financial resources to life-saving programmes.
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Donating to UNAIDS in the United States of America has become easier. 'UNAIDS USA', a 501c3—a tax-exempt nonprofit organization in the United States of America —has been set up to facilitate the engagement of alternative sources of financing. This will make it easier for individuals, foundations and the private sector to contribute to the work of UNAIDS and its 10 cosponsors.
"I believe we can make real advances in the AIDS response in the next five years, but to do so we need to join forces not just with governments but with private individuals, activists, corporations and foundations," said UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé. "Every small contribution helps to reach UNAIDS vision of zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS related deaths."
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Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Those of us who oppose the Obama Federal Communications Commission's (FCC's) effort to bridle the Internet with so-called "net neutrality" regulation have explained at length why reclassifying the Internet as some sort of 1930s-style public utility under Title II is a dangerous idea.
Perhaps we we haven't devoted appropriate time, however, to explaining why it's almost certainly illegal.
As a broader policy matter, the vague and muddled calls from the extremist left to reclassify broadband typically don't extend beyond an emotional demand for federal bureaucrats at the FCC to "do something." Or, as we often put it, they seek to impose a "fix" for an Internet that isn't at all "broken." Accordingly, they go about offering substantive policy proposals as if lunching at a salad bar stocked with bad ingredients. They pick and choose bad items, assembling what they consider a perfect combination.
But what they instead create is a Frankenstein-like monstrosity.
And in terms of legality more specifically, the FCC would be treading onto extremely unstable ground if it opts to follow the demands of far-left activists by rushing headlong into this dubious Title II reclassification proposal. The fact of the matter is that the FCC has long contended that the Internet is a Title I service. Therefore, in order to reclassify, the law requires it to meet a higher burden of proof as to why it got the initial classification wrong. Hysterical activism from the far left that has tended to characterize this debate won't suffice, whether as a matter of law or a matter of logic. The FCC has already twice lost this legal battle in court (first in 2010, and again in 2014). Rather than stubbornly tempt a third judicial rebuke of its effort to impose "net neutrality," it would be better to learn its lesson as it proceeds with its rulemaking effort.
And that's only with regard to traditional wired networks. When it comes to wireless Internet (like the 4G/LTE smartphone technology), the law actually expressly prohibits the FCC from imposing Title II-type rules. That clarity may not discourage the net-roots fringe from demanding reclassification, but it most certainly should stop the FCC from exceeding its legal mandate and once again blatantly flouting both the letter and spirit of applicable law.
Despite six years of effort to the contrary from the Obama Administration, we remain a nation of laws, not men. That timeless principle does not yield to extremists' pursuit of the "net neutrality" unicorn.
To date, and through previous administrations of both parties over the past two decades, the FCC has avoided attempting to classify Internet service under Title II for good reason: it is bad policy and bad law. Everyone except those clinging to an ideologically extreme position on the matter have recognized that reality. We therefore cannot allow such Title II extremists to suddenly divert us from the "light touch" regulatory course that has made the Internet one of the most beneficial and revolutionary innovations in human history. There's too much to lose.
An interesting new bit of original research by The Spectator's Fraser Nelson entitled "Why Britain Is Poorer Than Any US State, Other Than Mississippi" helps reconfirm the concept of American Exceptionalism even amid the Obama Malaise. First, Mr. Nelson takes a welcome swipe against the all-too-common habit of American self-criticism:
No one beats up America better than Americans. They openly debate their inequality, conduct rigorous studies about it, argue about economics versus culture as causes. Their universities study it, with a calibre of analysis not found in Britain. Americans get so angry about educational inequality that they make films like "Waiting for Superman." And the debate is so fierce that the rest of the world looks on, and joins in lamenting America's problems. A shame: we'd do better to get a little angrier at our own."
Nelson then gets to the heart of the matter:
If Britain were to somehow leave the EU and join the US, we'd be the 2nd-poorest state in the union. Poorer than Missouri. Poorer than much-maligned Kansas and Alabama. Poorer than any state other than Mississippi, and if you take out the south east we'd be poorer than that, too."
He also addresses the cliche of horrific American inequality along the way:
It's not surprising that America's best-paid 10 per cent are wealthier than our top 10 percent. That fits our general idea of America: a country where the richest do best while the poorest are left to hang. The figures just don't support this. As the below chart shows, middle-earning Americans are better off than Brits. Even lower-income Americans, those at the bottom 20 percent, are better-off than their British counterparts. The only group actually worse-off are the bottom 5 per cent."
Obama may not believe that American Exceptionalism is of any greater merit than British Exceptionalism, but the facts and some Britons contradict that notion.
If you're confused about what to call the newest terrorist threat – ISIS or ISIL – Daniel Pipes, the renowned conservative Middle East expert, has an answer.
Whichever one you want.
The Obama administration prefers "Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant" (ISIL), while almost everyone else uses "Islamic State in Iraq and Syria" (ISIS). At first blush, some commentators think they detect a subtle framing effect to blur any possible links between the rise of this group with Obama's blundering Syria policy.
Pipes isn't one of them. According to him, "both translations are accurate, both are correct, and both have deficiencies – one refers to a state, the other has an archaic ring." Pipes should know since he wrote a book about the underlying history that gives rise to the translation difficulty.
Whatever one calls ISIS/ISIL, Pipes rightly focuses on the most important issue: "…ridding the world of this barbaric menace."
In this week's Freedom Minute, CFIF's Renee Giachino discusses the worldwide threat posed by ISIS, the Obama Administration's response and the need to act urgently and decisively.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
In an interview with CFIF, Bruce Herschensohn, Professor at Pepperdine University School of Public Policy, author and CFIF Board Member, discusses the war between Israel and Hamas, Secretary of State John Kerry's bungled attempt to achieve a cease-fire and President Obama's performance on foreign policy issues.
Listen to the interview here.
By now Americans are well familiar with the Obama Administration's habit of circumventing laws and persecuting groups it disfavors. The IRS. Operation "Fast and Furious." Targeting journalists. The EPA. More recently, its release of five high-level terrorists from Guantanamo Bay without consulting Congress as required by statute.
Now, we can add "Operation Choke Point" to that dishonorable list.
As detailed by a new House Oversight and Government Reform Committee report, Operation Choke Point is an Obama Justice Department campaign to "choke out" perfectly legal businesses that the Administration simply finds politically objectionable. "The goal of the initiative," the House report notes, "is to deny these merchants access to the banking and payments networks that every business needs to survive":
Over the past year, the Department of Justice has initiated a wide-ranging investigation of banks and payment processors, known informally as 'Operation Choke Point.' As of December 2013, the Department has issued over fifty subpoenas to banks and payment processors. The ostensible goal of the investigation is to combat mass-market consumer fraud by foreclosing fraudsters' access to payment systems. However, there is evidence that the true goal of Operation Choke Point is to target industries deemed 'high-risk' or otherwise objectionable by the Administration."
Those targeted industries include firearms and ammunition sellers, short-term lenders that help lower-income workers, and other legitimate businesses. By threatening and pressuring banks and financial institutions through this operation, the Obama Administration hopes to pressure them to refuse to continue doing business with law-abiding targeted industries. Although the Administration claims to be acting on the basis of federal statutes prohibiting consumer fraud, the House report notes that no fraud by the targeted businesses has been demonstrated, let alone proven by evidence in a court of law.
The House will continue to pursue the matter, but individual Americans can do their part by remaining vigilant on this issue, and by contacting their elected representatives in the House and Senate to demand action (contact information can be found quickly and easily on CFIF's "Take Action" page here).
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
By now you've probably heard about the scandal surrounding the Obama administration's deal to free five Taliban officials held at Guantanamo Bay for what increasingly looks like a deserter from the U.S. Army stationed in Afghanistan.
Those in the mainstream media defending the move – including a Daily Beast columnist who tweeted, "What's the argument that these five Taliban guys are so dangerous? Are they ninjas? Do they have superpowers?" – would do well to remember how the Taliban's members earned their cells at Gitmo.
The five released prisoners "were top officials in the Taliban regime: a provincial governor, a deputy defense minister, a deputy intelligence minister, a top arms smuggler, and a top Taliban military commander. Two of them are wanted by the United Nations for war crimes committed against Afghanistan's Shiites," writes Robert Tracinski.
Tracinski then gives a sampling of what these kinds of Taliban officials do:
America can't right every wrong in the world, but surely it should be counted on to keep the world safe from criminals in its custody. Freeing five prisoners so they can rejoin the ranks of a known terrorist organization is a deplorable dereliction of duty. If any of these men go on to commit more crimes, those who agreed to their release will share the blame.
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
It might surprise many people to learn that Switzerland has no minimum wage, as The Wall Street Journal reports:
Switzerland will decide Sunday whether the country's workforce should get something it has never had before: a minimum wage. On May 18, the Alpine nation will vote on an initiative to introduce a minimum wage of 22 Swiss francs ($25) an hour, a level that would be the highest in the world."
But note the remarkably low Swiss unemployment rate:
Switzerland has an enviably low unemployment rate of 3.2%, but Boris Zuercher, head of the Swiss labor office, said the proposal would hurt the people it is designed to help if it makes it too expensive to hire low-skilled job seekers."
So no minimum wage, low unemployment, and a famously high standard of living. The Swiss example is obviously something that domestic proponents of a minimum wage increase, including Barack Obama, should internalize.
Today, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) unveiled his fourth cataloguing of the Obama administration's abuses of power.
Among the 76 instances described, the Daily Caller spotlights eight that show the range and depth of the executive department's dereliction of duty:
1. "Obama implemented portions of the DREAM Act by executive action"
2. "Ended some terror asylum restrictions"
3. "Recognized same sex marriage in Utah despite a Supreme Court stay on a court order allowing the institution"
4. "Illegally revealed the existence of sealed indictments in the Benghazi investigation"
5. "Illegally delayed ObamaCare verification of eligibility for healthcare subsidies"
6. "Ordered Boeing to fire 1,000 employees in South Carolina and shut down a new factory because it was non-union"
7. "Terminated the pensions of 20,000 non-union Delphi employees in the GM bankruptcy"
8. "Government agencies are engaging in 'Operation Choke Point,' where the government asks banks to 'choke off' access to financial services for customers engaging in conduct the Administration does not like – such as 'ammunition sales.'"
As this partial listing makes clear, good luck finding an example where the Obama administration has flouted the law to favor conservatives and obstruct liberals.
Download the full report (pdf) here.
Ben Domenech says that one way for conservatives to reframe their economic message before the 2014 midterms is to start using the phrase, "free market fairness."
"Those on the right should be prepared to make the case that the warped relationship between Wall Street and Washington needs to be fixed, that socialized risks and privatized profits are fundamentally unfair, and that… equality-focused policy solutions, and those of the left, would hurt income mobility and systematically destroy wealth and growth," he writes in the Wall Street Journal.
Free market fairness can be thought of as the alternative to crony capitalism. The latter can be defined as "government efforts to tilt markets in favor of preferred firms [to] reward political connections and lobbying money." Troy's recent article on eliminating the elite-driven Export-Import Bank is an excellent example of how conservatives can show they are serious about removing barriers to equal economic opportunities.
Adopting the free market fairness frame also strengthens the GOP's insistence on a government dedicated to the rule of law. As Solyndra and other Recovery Act era abuses fade from memory, the rule of law critique has been increasingly focused on abuses of executive discretion like Deferred Action for illegal immigrants, Justice Department refusals to defend the Defense of Marriage Act and the growing litany of delays and waivers of ObamaCare. Refocusing on how crony capitalism picks winners and losers would bring the rule of law argument full circle.
Maintaining a fair playing field isn't the same as giving one team extra points. The only way the American dream can remain open to everyone is if the people in charge of the rule book fairly to all participants.
The road to underemployment is paved with (so-called) good intentions.
In case you missed it, the Obama Labor Department is trying to raise the compensation threshold so that managers making at least $50,000 annually will qualify for overtime pay. The current threshold is $24,000.
To the liberal mind this policy change can only benefit workers by putting more money into their pockets. But to actual business owners like Andy Puzder, the real world consequences will mean less money and less work for the very people the Obama administration is trying to help.
Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Puzder – the CEO of several quick service restaurant chains like Carl's Jr. and Hardee's – notes that current managers are eligible for performance bonuses of up to 28 percent of their salary. But if the new overtime rules go into effect, many of these will lose their managerial status and go back to hourly employment. Along with being demoted, they will very likely be assigned less hours to work to avoid triggering more expensive overtime pay. And for those that do qualify, their raise will translate into less money for the store's operating budget, meaning less hours for someone else.
In a very tangible way, the Obama Labor Department's new overtime rule seems destined to exacerbate the underemployment crisis in the American economy. How is is that the people proposing this can be so short-sighted?
Below is one of the latest cartoons from two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Michael Ramirez.
View more of Michael Ramirez's cartoons on CFIF's website here.
That is the interesting idea being floated by commentators looking for ways to halt Russia's military adventurism in Ukraine.
If direct military intervention is off the table – and at this point it's hard to imagine the Obama administration going that route – then exporting America's vast new reservoir of liquefied natural gas to Europe could be a way to deter Russian aggression in the region while at the same time strengthening our allies.
Gazprom, a huge state-controlled gas provider in Russia, supplies much of Europe. Hesitancy on the part of some European governments to respond to Russia's invasion of Ukraine is tied to Russia's use of Gazprom to raise prices or restrict access when confronted with political situations it does not like. Increasing United States exports of its natural gas stock to Europe would diminish this threat substantially, allowing America's European allies to take a more assertive stance against further Russian force.
In order to wean Europe off of Russian gas, President Barack Obama "should order the Energy Department to expedite authorization for roughly 25 liquefied natural gas export facilities. Demand all decisions within six weeks. And express major U.S. support for a southern-route pipeline to export Caspian Sea gas to Europe without traversing Russia or Ukraine," writes Charles Krauthammer.
This solution puts an abundant natural resource to work for America's national security interests, and also increases the number of domestic production and manufacturing jobs. The only hitch is that it requires President Obama to commit his administration to an energy policy opposed by liberal environmentalists. That alone probably dooms an otherwise win-win alternative to direct military intervention or sitting pat while Russia reconstitutes the Soviet Union. If so, it's more confirmation that current Oval Office decisions are based more on pleasing special interest groups than helping domestic workers or our foreign allies.


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they were setting up for a children play weekend.
Came here with family several times, always enjoy a game and have a good time. Prices are average and what you would expect at the concession stands and entry prices are fine, lots of times you can find free or reduced tickets around the city.
Our Local AAA Team is the Norfolk Tides, which are an affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles and I always find time between April and September to take family out to Harbor Park to catch a ball game and sometimes I will try to catch a Business Man's Special with a game starting at 12 Noon. Growing up n New Hampshire,...
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I had peanuts and cracker jacks :) and a hotdog and some nachos and a big ol soda!! :)
Oh what big fun was it to be outdoors in 80+ degree weather with a breeze blowing off the river and seeing our hometown MiLB team win against...
Brought family for a game. Good environment and above average stadium. Lights didn't work in outfield though so game called early. Lines for food were ridiculously long though and beer and food prices seemed high.
Was in town for a few days. I a baseball fan, so i enjoy going to baseball games. The stadium was clean. My seat was great could see all the field. Did not order any food, so can't give you any feedback on food. only had A one beer service was good and friendly. Didn't drive took the lite- rail...
We had a great time with the wonderful ESI Team at the Party Deck of Harbor Park.Everyone seemed to have a wonderful time.Thank you ESI and the Tides.
We had an open Friday night and purchased tickets to see the Tides play. You can't beat the prices to see the Tides. We paid only $10 great price and motivated me to start planning for next season with the boys. They had a good time watching baseball and were close enough to interact with players.
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Our family had traveled to Hampton for a relative's funeral. He had loved baseball so we decided to go to the Tides game. We all enjoyed it. The scoreboard was well run and informative. It also had funny "facts" about the visiting team. We were there on comic superstar night and loved it. The special characters Harry Canary, Cincinnati centipede...
Baseball in the summer is the best entertainment there is. You can not only watch a game, but also meet lots of new people and talk to everyone. Every seat is a good seat and the food on the concourse is varied enough to suit everyone. Hotdog Nation has an Oriole hotdog that has everyone talking - hot dog with...
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San Dieguito Union High School District briefs
By Marsha Sutton
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• San Dieguito Union High School District associate superintendent of educational services Rick Schmitt said enrollment will likely drop by 125 students for the 2011-2012 year, with most of the decrease in the northern part of the district. He also reported that 25 students enrolled in district schools may be living outside the district's boundaries, and an independent outside agency is being contracted to investigate residency.
• For the first time since the school opened in 2004, not all incoming ninth-grade students who expressed interest in attending Canyon Crest Academy will be permitted to enroll this fall. The Pacific Highlands Ranch high school admitted 510 ninth-graders, Schmitt said, with 271 still on the waitlist. Each prior year, last-minute changes have allowed all waitlisted students who did not make the lottery the option to enroll in CCA, but the district is doubtful the waitlisted students will be admitted this year.
• Laurie Francis, principal of Carmel Valley Middle School, said she will have about 1,500 students in her seventh- and eighth-grade school this coming year, and Earl Warren Middle School in Solana Beach will have about 700 students. Both middle schools will each be staffed with one principal and one assistant principal.
• According to a June board report, the district paid $588,665 to College Board for Advanced Placement exams given to the district's AP students in May. College Board charges $87 per exam, and the district collects this money from students, plus an administrative overhead fee.
• An Action Plan report given in June stated that declining enrollment and retirements have lessened the need to recruit teachers. This "made it possible to reduce the certificated personnel budget without significantly increasing class size," according to the report. However, human resources has continued to concentrate on hiring staff for the more difficult-to-fill positions, including teachers specializing in computer programming, American sign language, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, chemistry and physics.
• Three R-rated films are on the Aug. 18 school board agenda for approval to show in the district's video film classes at each of the four high schools. The films are "Tombstone," "Mississippi Burning," and "Cinema Paradiso." They are rated R for a variety of reasons, including brief sexual content, profanity, violence and scenes of limited drug use.
These three join a list of over 40 other R-rated films approved for showing in English, social studies, world language and visual/performing arts classes. The list includes "The Killing Fields," "Schindler's List," "Braveheart," "The Matrix," "Saving Private Ryan," "Bowling for Columbine," "Apocalypse Now" and many other popular films.
The district's board policy limits the showing of R-rated films to grades 9-12 and requires that parents be notified in advance for permission for their children to view the films. All R-rated films on the approved list strengthen course curriculum, the staff report reads.
• The recommendation from SDUHSD superintendent Ken Noah to the board at the Aug. 18 meeting is to approve new four-year contracts for the district's three associate superintendents, running from August 1, 2011 to June 30, 2015, each for an annual salary of $162,265 plus benefits. The associate superintendents are Eric Dill (business services), Terry King (human resources) and Rick Schmitt (educational services).


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RAMALLAH, Palestine, November 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
With a Focus on Current Challenges and Future Prospects of the Brokerage Industry
The PEX announced that the 6th Annual Palestinian Capital Market Forum (http://www.facebook.com/PEXForum6) will be held in Ramallah, Palestine on 11 December 2012. Leaders from the capital markets industry in Palestine and abroad will convene to collaborate in discussing and analyzing market challenges and in brainstorming on the best way forward for the Brokerage industry- a critical and potential-packed sector of the Palestinian economy, especially as the economy in Palestine continues to show resilience despite political challenges at home and in the region.
At the forum, the array of local, regional, and international experts will cover a range of topics that are highly relevant to the challenges and opportunities that are unique to the Palestinian economic context. A key note speech will highlight the great potential that Palestine has great potential and is "a market for the patient". Discussion topics will include 'Expected brokerage services as viewed by institutional investors,' 'Brokerage challenges…Regional expertise,' 'Low liquidity and new spheres for brokerage services in Palestine,' and 'Issuing new tools for trading and readiness of brokerage firms in Palestine,' among others.
In addition to comments by HE Dr. Salam Fayyad Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority, speakers are set to include HE Mr. Maher Masri, Chairman of the Palestine Capital Market Authority; Mr. David Grayson, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Auerbach Grayson, USA; Mr. Anwar Abu Sbaitan, CEO of Rasmala, UAE; Dr. Waleed Al Nassan, CEO of EFG Hermes, Jordan; Mr. Jamal Ala Eddin, CEO of Target Jordan Palestine Securities; Mrs. Abeer Odeh, CEO of Capital Market Authority, Palestine; Mrs. Ruba Masrouji Alami, GM of United Securities, Palestine; and the Palestine Exchange's own Chairman Prof. Dr. Rami Hamdallah and CEO Ahmad Aweidah.
The Annual Palestinian Capital Market Forum constitutes a major attraction for Palestine's financial and capital markets community; it serves as an opportunity to meet listed companies, regulators, Palestine Exchange executives, market analysts, stock brokers and bankers. The Forum offers an environment conducive to sharing local and global business experiences, to exploring new opportunities that contribute to the growth of this vital sector.
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430d – 309hp (+51 hp)
435d – 360hp (+47 hp)
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As of March 10, 2013, Tool's debut EP, 'Opiate,' is now old enough to legally drink in the United States. To commemorate the 21st anniversary of 'Opiate,' Tool are set to re-release the EP on March 26 with a limited-edition string of CDs along with new artwork from guitarist Adam Jones. In a new interview with Jones, the guitarist talks about writing and recording 'Opiate,' how the album holds up after all these years and, of course, when Tool will put out a new record.
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DCDIDP: A Distributed, Collaborative, and Data-Driven Intrusion Detection and Prevention Framework for Cloud Computing Environments
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With the growing popularity of cloud computing, the exploitation of possible vulnerabilities grows at the same pace; the distributed nature of the cloud makes it an attractive target for potential intruders. Despite security issues delaying its adoption, cloud computing has already become an unstoppable force; thus, security mechanisms to ensure its secure adoption are an immediate need. Here, the authors focus on Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPSs) to defend against the intruders. In this paper, they propose a Distributed, Collaborative, and Datadriven Intrusion Detection and Prevention system (DCDIDP).
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Grading Utah schools: Top 50 highest scoring elementary/middle/jr. high schools
Grade: A
Overall points/Overall possible: 508/600
Growth ELA all students/Possible: 36/50
Growth math all students/Possible: 37/50
Growth science all students/possible: 40/50
Growth ELA below proficient/Possible: 38/50
Growth math below proficient:/Possible: 43/50
Growth science below proficient/Possible: 45/50
English Language Arts proficient/Possible: 88/100
Math proficient/Possible: 90/100
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schools. These are the schools that were the worst but made some gains. The
top schools don't even make these lists because a big chunk of the
"grade" is due to progress. You can't make progress when you are
already at the top.
This whole grading system was schemed up by Parents for choice in education. They want vouchers. They are trying to get the public angry at their local school by assigning a grade. The only problem is the grade doesn't reflect reality which is exactly what this "parents" group wants.
Whenever you see school "grades" think vouchers. That is what they are pushing for and the good senator is their lap dog.
It is shameful.
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Instead of grading the schools, we should be grading the PARENTS.
My daughter teaches kindergarten. 80% of her incoming students don't know the alphabet and can't write their names.
My 3 year old grandson is more prepared for school than these kids.
They're supposed to learn all this stuff BEFORE reporting to school. She's supposed to be teaching them vocabulary words that are FAR above their capabilities. These poor kids are starting out with a deficit and they'll probably NEVER catch up because their parents failed to prepare them, and further, won't (or can't) help them progress.
The schools are failing because the students were failed by their parents.
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How many of these students don't speak English? Yet, their test scores count the same.
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Tommie Rose, 15, saw a business opportunity in his school filled with only healthy options and decided to take it. Rose's classmates were willing to pay for chips, candy and fizzy drinks. Who was he to say no?
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There's nothing quite as infuriating as being stuck in traffic. While we tend to just put on 'Clouds' by One Direction and scream along to it dramatically in an attempt to get our frustrations out, comedian Lauren O'Brien found a far more productive — and hilarious -- way to spend that extra time: by doing impressions of various celebrities stuck in traffic.
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Being Okay with What Is We've been practicing bits of mindfulness meditation in many of my classes the last few months. Also in a more extended form in the weekly Wednesday 4 pm class on Meditation. I love being with women as they learn to meditate and move into mindfulness. Within the space of as little as one to two […] Read more »
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